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Posted: 1/17/2006 6:56:20 PM EDT
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Well it took me almost no time at all to melt the plastic handguards on my new PTR91, when I called them, they told me that the original plastic ones were intended for target shooting and not 3-gunners like me who shoot the gun fast, that I would indeed have to get a different type of handguard if I was going to use the gun like that. So my question is, what is the best handguard option for the HK91 family wrt disapating heat? Are the older fat/wide the best choice or is there a better version? TIA for your insights. |
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I had the exact same problem and got the exact same response from JLD. You can find the slim handguards w/ a heatshield on their website JLD, Inc. (I think they have them in stock), or you can search around the net to find a wide handguard (which I personally prefer). I have both and think that they work the same to dissipate heat (and neither melt the plastic on the HG), but I prefer the feel and look of the wide HGs. The biggest problem you are going to encounter is simply finding a wide HG. I suggest checking the EE boards constantly. -JZ |
wood will and may smoke,,depoednig on how you finish it. It does get hot as hell even with the vent holes. G3 slim's work OK, untill you do 2-3 20 rnd mag dumps in a row then they get a lil hot. I took my g3 slims and dremeld out the areas where it looks like vents should be. The slims have a metal heat gaurd also,, cutting out the vents helped alil bit but DONOT let your hand slip back onto the trunion area after rapid fire  The wide guards help alot but get hot also alil bit,, but not much... what ever you do,,dont use the metal cetme modle B gaurds( if you find them) even tho they look cool and super vented,, metal gets hot and your gonna be holding on to a oven burner lol. |
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