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yep, $180-$210 es about par for the course for every 15" free float rail out there that won't fall apart on you or instantly transform your AR into a replica boat anchor.
Here's the 15" rail that I want to get for my 20" upper. 15" at the top, 16 3/8" at the bottom. Only tradeoff is that I have to change out the barrel nut, which is ok, because the nut on my 20" is well worn... but still, a PITA. :/ ... kinda want to stick one on the 16" as well.... but already have a Midwest SS15 for that one, and don't have toe change the nut... (pictured is on an 18" upper) http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d7...126_112111.jpg |
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what is it?
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There's some more pics here on arfcom, including the cleverly designed barrel nut. http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_3_12/58...Handguard.html |
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downside, for a 16" barrel you almost have to go with the 13.5" top rail. here's a picture of the 15" rail on a 16" gun.
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How much are they? That looks sweet
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Damn you Francis. That Diamondhead it slick looking. For me, I don't really need a true quad rail as i doubt I'll put anything on it other than a vertical grip. I like the sleeker lines of these configurable rail systems. Now you just muddied the waters even more. :D
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about par for the course.
$190 for the 13.5" $210 for the 15" There's also a 13" VRS-TD model that's designed to retrofit over the top of a delta ring, no cutting or mods needed, for $220... but I prefer the look of the "T" model going all the way back to the receiver. http://www.store-diamondhead-usa.com...tem_p/2281.htm |
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And I likewise don't need a quad... I want lightweight. Quad rail with an accessory on the end of it on a 20" rifle and the damed thing start7 getting hard to shoot offhand, too much weight on the end. |
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Wow, that is a beefy barrel nut. I'd probably get the drop in model, cause I too am lazy and don't have the proper tools to change it out.
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I don't have the right tools either.... but that's never stopped me from getting into trouble before :noon
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http://img51.imageshack.us/img51/376...0214031626.jpg
Pardon the break in the action. But wanted to add to picture time here. Here's the new muzzle break installed. My Picatinny rail is like 6" . Your rifles look really sweet. If I add an upper kit, then I can add a stock. But I like it this way. |
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Not my rifle, not yet. just a pic from the net :)
lol, that's a mean looking gun right there. :tu |
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Damn. I guess i didn't look closely the first time. The drop in DH rail doesn't look like the VRS-TD. And the shortest is 10.5". That would require me to get a new low profile gas block. Decisions, decisions.
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Nice USP! ! ! If I could get a suppressor for my HK45 I would be all over it. |
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Is the HK .40 for concealed carry?
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Anyone ever buy from Glock Store? How is their service? Are they really selling factory direct Glocks?
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I've bought from them (Glock Store) directly at gun shows, great service and very knowledgeable guys.
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No idea. But the name is uncomfortably busy on ripoff report.
https://www.google.com/search?q=gloc...ient=firefox-a |
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Could just be understaffed for internet sales.. I dunno.. use a credit card with buyer protection and then no big deal right? |
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