So, I have the BCM covers on my carbine handguard. They cover 7 slots, the handguard has 6, but no big deal. They're great.
I have a 9" rail that has 9 keymod spaces. I hate the look of pieced together sh*t so the BCMs, and pretty much all others, are out of the question. I found these

and wanted to know if anyone has tried them. 3pcs of 7" (9 slot), full size, keymod panels for $55 and the seller is in the US. Vzgrips wants $25 for a 4" length of slimmer design.

Anyone?

PS. BCM needs to start making their covers in 12" lengths.

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Should be gtg. I think it was trying to link through my eBay account.

I would think that 9" slabs of G10 would be adding some significant weight to the rail?

It's 1.1oz per 9 slot cover.

Still don't know why everyone is not using NSR covers. Super light, look great, great traction, keep hand from burning. The hand stops are junk but the covers rock. Glad they are not popular so I can always get em... got em on 3 rifles.

Have you tried the Noveske NSR covers? They fit perfect on a KMR. I have them on three rifles. As long as you use the 6" long ones whenever possible, like 2 to cover 12" adding the non locking pieces in front makes it pretty indistinguishable from a solid single cover. The grip stop pieces are all totally worthless though. Using too many of the single section non locking pieces leaves the panels feeling loose.