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Posted: 2/15/2010 3:40:31 AM EDT
Hey guys whats the veredict on the primary arms "drop-in" accessorie rail. By the looks of it the rail appears to be quite solid, but still want some input about durability ect.. you know the drill . There are other alternatives im considering in the "drop-in" dept. as i thing i wont get that bang for my buck with a free floated. That being said you are still encouraged to convince me other wise with cold hard facts. Horror stories are welcome.
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It's great, very solid and well made, no complaints here..
http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f398/mgriffin76/100_1599.jpg |
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They look to be design as the UTG rails I have in my box of parts in the closet. They locked up nice and solid on my Bushmaster. I went and drank some of the DD omega rail coolaid, after drinking it, its really not that much sweeter. They are lighter and a thinner profile but really not worth all the extra money for someone who is just using their rifle as a range fun gun. Ill leave them on the gun just because it took alot to talk the wife into letting me spend that much money on rails when I had a set already but I wont make that mistake again next time Ill buy a case of ammo instead.
I think you will be happy with the Primary arms rails. They are a great company to do business with. I have Their M3 multi and I love that thing. |
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Appears to be a UTG. My experience with multiple units has been good. Rock solid, fits excellent and installs easily. May be the same design but I believe Marshall has a metal works supplier in china that does all his work, and is not the same place as UTG...could be wrong though |
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