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Posted: 8/22/2009 2:55:55 AM EDT
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I would like to put some flip up front sights on my quad rail instead of using the FSB. My question is do i need the FSB to secure the NON-freefloat rail in place?
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I would like to put some flip up front sights on my quad rail instead of using the FSB. My question is do i need the FSB to secure the NON-freefloat rail in place? Thanks It is not recommended to place your sights on drop-in quad rails. They allow too much movement for maintaining a good zero. |
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I would like to put some flip up front sights on my quad rail instead of using the FSB. My question is do i need the FSB to secure the NON-freefloat rail in place? Thanks You're going to need something there to hold the handguard cap in place. You can either do the poor mans gas block and just take a dremel and remove the top of the sight post or you can buy a flat top gas block. Either way you going to need something so that the handguard stays in place. Now if you had a freefloat quad rail you would not need anything since the spikes .22 doesn't use the gas port. |
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I would like to put some flip up front sights on my quad rail instead of using the FSB. My question is do i need the FSB to secure the NON-freefloat rail in place? Thanks It is not recommended to place your sights on drop-in quad rails. They allow too much movement for maintaining a good zero. I thought drop-in quad rail clamps on the barrel nut, hence eliminating rotational movements  Troy Industries says that their DI rails are "optic capable". That's what they claim anyway.
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I would like to put some flip up front sights on my quad rail instead of using the FSB. My question is do i need the FSB to secure the NON-freefloat rail in place? Thanks It is not recommended to place your sights on drop-in quad rails. They allow too much movement for maintaining a good zero. I thought drop-in quad rail clamps on the barrel nut, hence eliminating rotational movements Troy Industries says that their DI rails are "optic capable". That's what they claim anyway.
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