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Archived [ARCHIVED THREAD] - Larue 12.0 or Daniel Defense 9.5 for Dissipator?
Posted: 9/10/2004 5:58:40 PM EDT
I want to put a FF rail system on my Dissipator, and have narrowed my choices to the Larue and Daniel Defense.  Each has it's subtle advantages and disadvantages, but it looks like the determining factor will be if I want a 12" rail or a 9.5" rail on my Dissipator.  

I measured from the front of the gas block on my Dissipator to the delta ring, and it was about 9.5", meaning the Daniel 9.5 rail *might* fit.

My question is will there be problems using a 9.5" rail on a Dissipator?  Or is it better to go with a 12" rail?  

Also, is the dissipator barrel contour such that I could move a PRI flip-up sight rearwards to close the 'gap' between a 9.5" rail and the front sight?

Link Posted: 9/10/2004 6:25:07 PM EDT
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You could probablyl get the PRI clamped on tight enough to be fine on the barrel.  The only problem would be the taper pin holes and unfinished portion of the barrel under the original front sight.
Link Posted: 9/10/2004 9:58:20 PM EDT
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I have built both, for customers and myself.  I usually go with the longest rail system both for sight radius and room for your hands and other accessories like a bipod.

DD prices just went down too!

Denny
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