A naked Micro RONI is good. A dialed-in one is a lot more fun.
Before you shop: the Basic kit already includes thumb rests, flip-up sights and a sling, the Advanced adds a flashlight and a carry bag, and the PRO adds a red dot. Check the kit levels first so you don't buy something twice.
1. Light It Up
The integral front flashlight lives inside the Micro RONI's front end: 500 lumens, one CR123 battery and an ambidextrous switch, with nothing hanging off a rail. Want a light you can take off? The 3-in-1 flashlight works on the kit, on a pistol rail, in your hand or on its belt clip.
2. Get a Grip
Thumb rests clamp onto the side rails and give your support hand something to push against, which helps with recoil and muzzle rise. Want more? The XVG vertical grip has a 4-degree forward angle, switches between short and full length, and hides a spare CR123 inside.
3. Finish the Front
The muzzle device pushes onto the Gen 4 and Gen 4X shroud with a spring-loaded button, cuts muzzle flash in low light and doubles as a window breaker.
4. Carry It
The one-point sling and push-button swivel is the classic setup. To move the kit around, the quick deployment bag opens with one pull, and the hard case (29 x 12 x 38 cm, 700 g) protects it in storage and transport.
Build It in One Go
The Micro RONI Builder lets you pick a kit level and stack these extras on top, then drops everything in your cart at once. All parts live in Micro RONI accessories.