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Posted: 10/4/2014 3:16:03 PM EDT
| I really like the looks of the Centurion rails. I would like to hear from anybody who has used one, or owns one. I am thinking about putting one on a midlength, with the FSP cutout. Thanks guys. |
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C4 is a great handguard. I have a few of them, and they are solid, light for a quad, and the installation is the real selling point.
I can't speak to the cutout rail, as mine are just the standard ones. I think they are better looking than their competitors. Lots of good choices out there, these days. You sure you want a cut-out? I thought I did, too. I bought an APEX modular cutout, and while it is another good handguard, I wish I had gone with a regular cut. C4 porn: 
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Alaska, the midlength cutout is pretty awesome looking. It just goes beneath the rail a bit, not like a full carbine cutout. Although, I really have the jones to build one of those too.
Thanks for posting up! Are your rails pretty solid? A pretty tough design? Thanks again bro. |
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Rock solid. Luckily I haven't dropped these ones yet, but they have been knocked over, ridden in the back of trucks, and that green one has piles of ammo through it from several shooters.. I haven't had to tighten anything.
For a rail that installs behind a FSB, it is hard to beat, especially for installation. For pinned guns it is a great solution. There are plenty of great choices out there for barrels that are already lo-pro'd or for guys that don't have and issue with knocking out FSB pins on nob-pinned barrels. |
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I have both versions of the carbine FSP. Hands down my favorite pic rail as far as weight and looks are concerned. Like everyone else says easy to install, rock solid. You won't regret a C4 rail they're GTG.
ETA The Rattlecam gun has 10k +/- through it and has had the rail on it since it came out of the box. That gun gets beat on and run hard haven't had to tighten anything no movement ect. 
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