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NEW Under Barrel Rail "FNA1" for the Browning

CAA-EMATactical

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Posted: 3/22/2011 10:50:49 AM EDT

Command Arms Accessories (CAA) / EMA Tactical is proud to introduce the newest addition to our line of Under Barrel Pistol Rails. The FNA1, made to fit the Browning Hi Power MK ll/lll quickly and easily clamps securely on to the trigger guard area providing a stable platform for mounting a light / laser. CNC machined from aviation grade aluminum.

Part #: FNA1
Material: Aluminum
Fits: Browning Hi Power Mark ll / lll
Overall Length (in.): 3"
Rail Length (in.): 2"
Height (in.): 1"
Weight (oz.): 1.4
Colors: Black

Our other Under Barrel Handgun Rails inlcude the GLKA1 for Glock 17,19 & 26. The SIGA1 for the Sig Sauer 226,228 & 229. The BERA1 for the Beretta 92F and the 1911A1 for Colt 1911 styles.

Lumpy196 Should be doing something else Joined Aug 2002 Posts 39216 EE 100% (39) AZ, USA	Posted: 3/22/2011 11:19:32 AM EDT [#1] Got a picture of it actually mounted to the gun?
	Originally Posted By Danj: If you put a glock 19 in a vice and fired it what MOA would you be able to get out of it?

CAA-EMATactical Member Joined Dec 2009 Posts 45 EE 0% (0) PA, USA	Posted: 3/22/2011 11:21:17 AM EDT [Last Edit: CAA-EMATactical] [#2] Are you interested in seeing other angles??

Lumpy196 Should be doing something else Joined Aug 2002 Posts 39218 EE 100% (39) AZ, USA	Posted: 3/22/2011 11:53:06 AM EDT [#3] No, side angle would be good. The top photo is obviously photoshopped and shows the concave part of the mount outside of the trigger guard. I'd like to see how much space it actually takes up inside the trigger guard.
	Originally Posted By Danj: If you put a glock 19 in a vice and fired it what MOA would you be able to get out of it?

Mister-Z Smooth IS Fast Joined Jul 2006 Posts 2102 EE 0% (0) MI, USA	Posted: 3/22/2011 12:09:01 PM EDT [#4] Interesting. If it was QD you'd really have something.
	Let us speak courteously, deal fairly, and keep ourselves armed and ready. -Theodore Roosevelt

CAA-EMATactical Member Joined Dec 2009 Posts 46 EE 0% (0) PA, USA	Posted: 3/22/2011 1:47:29 PM EDT [#5] The trigger area of the rail is flush with the bottom of the trigger guard securely fitting to the weapon. Will post more pictures later on, thanks for your support.

brotherzoo

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Posted: 3/24/2011 9:13:35 PM EDT

[Last Edit: brotherzoo] [#6]

Here's a picture of the 1911 version mounted to my pistol after one mag. It wouldn't stay in place but couldn't be removed (because the cheap metal of one on the hex screws stripped the first time it was CAREFULLY tightened)...so we had to drill and tap the rail and frame, which was more expensive than just using a drill and tap rail would have been, plus it sticks out farther so doesn't fit light rail holsters, and even if you do like it it will scar the frame, so make sure you want it on there forever. Just an FYI...

762Precision

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Posted: 3/25/2011 3:58:27 PM EDT

[#7]

CAA is back in command . . .

. . . of Photoshop!

That photo is still photoshopped - the device clearly works (or maybe doesn't work, judging from the photo above) by attaching around the trigger guard, but in the second photo, you can still see the inner edge of the trigger guard, so it is not actually installed in that photo either.

Originally Posted By CAA-EMATactical:

The trigger area of the rail is flush with the bottom of the trigger guard securely fitting to the weapon. Will post more pictures later on, thanks for your support.[/quote

CAA-EMATactical

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Posted: 3/29/2011 11:41:50 AM EDT

[#8]

We are sorry you had a problem with this product. One question: Did you tighten the 3rd set screw that is perpendicular (on the same plane as the barrel) to the two set screws that clamp onto the trigger guard? Please contact us for further instructions, we also offer a lifetime guarantee on all our products. Appreciate the feedback!

CAA / EMA Tactical
www.commandarms.com
www.ematactical.com
1-866-611-9576
215-949-9944

pandaname Joined Jun 2012 Posts 1 EE 0% (0) BOL	Posted: 6/15/2012 2:37:51 AM EDT [#9] so cool!

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