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Originally Posted By Statistician:
Originally Posted By JMiller613:
Hello I have a Bushmaster E2S ORC and I'm trying to figure out which quad rail to get. I want something that will cover the gas block and hopefully wont require any special parts or modifications to my rifle. Any recommendations? Do all FF rails require a special threaded barrel nut? Is it possible to just get a mid length 2 piece drop in rail? Thanks This isn't mid length, but it is a drop in FF from Troy. The Charlie Rail is a quad rail, but is a lot heavier than the gutted Delta Rail linked below. http://oi33.tinypic.com/2zqa3oi.jpg Troy Delta Rail I ordered a Delta rail from Troy, however it is on B/O. Anyone know who has them in stock? I am anxious to see just how well this is going to work out. Looks good from everything I have seen. Any body else have one to comment on? Thanks. Woo Hoo, first postage. |
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I have a LaRue Tactical 11" Gooseneck rail for sale, where should I list this?
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Wish it had noveske keymod/geissele weight, and urx for comparison. Cant... decide....
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I Fear we are right around the corner from the time to pick a side, stand your ground and let the chips fall where they may.
If you're not ready to go all the way, you're not ready to go anywhere. |
[Last Edit: 9/7/2014 9:37:31 PM EST by Iram]
I was looking at weights on the Daniel Defense website and noticed that their lightest rail is the Omega X (to my great surprise). Is that simple because the Omega X retains the delta ring assembly (which adds weight) while the others use a proprietary barrel nut that's included in the weight numbers?
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The Omega X uses a proprietary barrel nut (and does not retain the delta ring). The Omega uses the standard barrel nut and retains the delta ring (it requires no modification - just attach to the barrel nut and tighten the bolts and screws). On the midlength version, the Omega X weighs 11.7 oz comparison to 9.5 oz for the Omega. I do not know if the difference is just the due to the proprietary barrel.
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so i have a situation.
i changed my sig m400 enhanced to a samson ff handguard. i noticed the other day my front sight is wayyyy off center to the left and the only way to get it on target is to move the rear peep all the way over to the left also. i suspect this was caused by over tightening the two screws that clamp the handguard on to the barrel nut adapter. the new midwest gen 3 handguard has a spacer included to eliminate this issue because of this issue im looking for a rail with a more solid/robust attachment method any opinions? |
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[Last Edit: 2/2/2016 10:48:50 PM EST by Iowaredneck]
Mlok or key mod and why
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Originally Posted By nickforney
This subforum has filled up with a bunch of worthless fudds and I feel less and less that this is any kind of community I want to be a part of. |
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Cliff
FPD Ret., USN Ret., NRA Lifer Never underestimate the power of stupid people in large groups. |
Completely up to you. There's no right or wrong answer, just preference regarding your price range / aesthetics / width / install / etc.
I just put a key mod 15" BCM KMR ALPHA on my 16" M400. I had it installed professionally and its amazing. You can do it yourself, but I don't like to risk FSP removal, new BCM low pro gas block install and worrying about the rail install. I'm never going back to quad rails! I dig the keymod system, haven't tried mlok. But the rail is 1.3-1.5 wide, lighter than my DD 7" quad. |
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Posting this here for lack of a better place.
Picked up a Brugger and Thomet rail system in the EE a while back. TRH-M4, part BT-21328 While well made (Swiss), they were quickly priced out of the U.S. market and very few units ever made it to the states. They are a real novelty. They were $400+ back in the day, and I've seen "out of stock" pages on Euro websites with retail at €430. They've been out of production so long, B&T doesn't even have them on the page anymore. It is a struggle just to find pictures of them on a gun. I put them on my 9mm parts gun. They install just like a KAC RAS, with the little arm that swings in under the barrel nut and then gets tightened down. They feel solid, are technically lighter than Larue, and the machining is excellent. The edges are even a bit rounded, and nothing feels sharp. However, they are, as I said, a novelty. Even if they were available commercially, there are a variety of equally good or better options for a LOT less money than these cost. |
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"I will murder you and make a poncho out of your skin!" DK-Prof
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Does anyone know the weight of the BD 7" quad rail, BD 9" quad rail, and BD 9" smooth rail? Weight of just the rail, without mounting kit hardware, would be ideal. These are the rails sold here, on the arfcom site, but I've not gotten a response from the sales email address.
I currently have the 12" BD quad rail. That rail alone is 16 oz, and I'm looking for something lighter, but it would be nice to use the same mounting hardware so I could easily swap out the rail. |
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Probably a stupid question, but: are all free float rails... equally free floated? I know they differ in length, material, rigidity, and weight. I want to shoot an AR with a scope mounted entirely on the receiver with a bipod mounted to the FF rail. No lasers, no sight on the handguard, no plan to do so. I’m asking if I am equally well served for that particular purpose with for example an old Daniel Defense Omega or the newest operator-issued Geiselle FF rail.
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