I am about to equip 2 of my AR's with a rail system. I am new to this rail thing. A search did not work for me. What do you guys suggest. I have looked at the Surefire system as well as Daniels Defense. Thanks for the help.

I have a 2 piece Midwest Industries Rail system that is amazingly solid.

Quoted: I have a 2 piece Midwest Industries Rail system that is amazingly solid.

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I am about to order the Midwest Industries #20 Free Float.  From what I'e heard MI has great stuff for the price.  I just don't have the money for a Larue or DD, but I'm happy with what I'm getting.

Daniel Defense or LaRue....

i like the surefire its rock solid, and they stand behind their products.

Midwest Industries.  Go with their extended rails.  They are amazingly solid and actually MIL-SPEC in that they will come even with the rail on a MIL-SPEC A3.  Not Surefire tho.  They are good rails but they are quite a bit lower than the reciever rail.  Midwest Industries has great service and great products.  Their free floating rails rock.  They are rock solid.  I put one of their rail systems beneath each tire of a Ford Excursion and it didn't bend or get dinged.  They have low prices and amazing products.  GO MIDWEST! yay!

anyway thats my 2 cents.

EDIT: also their rail system allows the attachment of rails every 45 degrees with some nifty little thingies.  They are also rock solid.  Midwest Doesn't cut corners to save on production costs but they still retain phenominally low prices.

Quoted: Midwest Industries.  Go with their extended rails.  They are amazingly solid and actually MIL-SPEC in that they will come even with the rail on a MIL-SPEC A3.  Not Surefire tho.  They are good rails but they are quite a bit lower than the reciever rail.  Midwest Industries has great service and great products.  Their free floating rails rock.  They are rock solid.  I put one of their rail systems beneath each tire of a Ford Excursion and it didn't bend or get dinged.  They have low prices and amazing products.  GO MIDWEST! yay! anyway thats my 2 cents. EDIT: also their rail system allows the attachment of rails every 45 degrees with some nifty little thingies.  They are also rock solid.  Midwest Doesn't cut corners to save on production costs but they still retain phenominally low prices.

How much do these things weigh?

anybody used the bushmaster 2 piece for the carbines?  It snaps into place of the plastic handguards, but is it sturdy?  will it retain zero?

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My CAR length troy mrf rail is awsome , i am very happy with it, also no play , and an uninterupted top rail to mount optics on...the thing took 5 minutes to put on  and it comes with 3 tango down rail panels  for 250 its a steal




build quality is awsome

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