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Posted: 1/31/2016 1:41:49 AM EDT
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Looking at some of the M-LOK and Keymod handguards which are covered with cuts and holes- has it been a problem for anyone with those if dropped in the mud and not cleaned right away? Will that affect the gas operation or cause it to seize up or otherwise function in a degraded fashion? Thanks for any help or answers |
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I dont see anything on Magpuls website about this. Can you provide a link to this announcement. ? Quoted:
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Military went with M-lok as the new standard, so that should ease your mind about durability. Hardwarz I dont see anything on Magpuls website about this. Can you provide a link to this announcement. ? This. |
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Keymod looks like ass. :) Quoted:
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Military went with M-lok as the new standard, so that should ease your mind about durability. Hardwarz I dont see anything on Magpuls website about this. Can you provide a link to this announcement. ? This. No, it looks like dick and balls |
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Military went with M-lok as the new standard, so that should ease your mind about durability. Hardwarz I dont see anything on Magpuls website about this. Can you provide a link to this announcement. ? Canada went with it on their rifles. |
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Military went with M-lok as the new standard, so that should ease your mind about durability. Hardwarz I dont see anything on Magpuls website about this. Can you provide a link to this announcement. ? This. Ummm...okay?? I was really just wanting the info on the .mil adopting it, as stated. |
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