Reviews & Ratings for ODIN Works AR Rune Forend — 16 reviews — Page 1

Craftsmanship is great no top rail sucks and looks goofy...

The Rune handguard for under a hundred! Paired this with a Faxon barrel & Spikes 9mm AR upper. Odin quality & great looking. Lightweight, easy install with supplied hardware.

Ordered this handgaurd for a gun I’m modernizing a little. Hand gaurd was fantastic. Went on as it should and looks amazing. Shipping was very slow took much longer than listed.

This very light weight forend is an excellent option for a hunting setup or even light weight build. Fit's in my hand so that I can grip comfortably and carry around through the woods all day. No real special tools other than a 3/4-inch adapter to torque it down.

I purchased this handguard to go with a package that included the Odin Works Barrel the other works bolt carrier group and the item Works adjustable gas block. Installation was a breeze. I followed the instructions I didn't really have any real issues with not getting correct alignment I saw that the alignment pin allowed a little bit of play so I made sure to brace alignment collar before tightening the barrel nut. The problems started when I went to shoot the rifle and I could not manage better than two and a half inch groups. I corresponded with Odin works and their support was excellent and they were ready to warranty the barrel. But on a hunch with the two-piece barrel nut system I took it all back apart and it did not appear to me that the barrel nut was making contact with the barrel. If it was it was very minimal. So I put a couple of shims in between the barrel and the barrel nut tightened it back up and immediately started shooting sub MOA groups. I don't know if it was a quality control issue with a coating on the barrel nut or if the threading just did not allow it to tighten up enough but I brought it to Odin Works attention and they reported that they would pass it on to their engineering team. It is a great lightweight very good looking handguard it's not meant to be a super heavy indestructible unit it's a lightweight versatile piece

Love it. It’s lightweight yet plenty sturdy. Looks great too. I would definitely recommend this product. I purchased it for a lightweight build and it suited my purpose perfectly. Go get yourself one!

Maybe I got a bad one. TBH, I bought mine a while back. Figured Odin just made bad handguards. Came back to my purchase to see what length barrel I had so I could replace this. Figured I’d look at reviews to see if I had ignored people saying they were terrible. Lo and behold, everyone else says theirs is stout. I must have got one that snuck through QC. Cuz I can flex it with the weight of the rifle.

This a good handguard that is easy to mount with the gas tube going on the top of the barrel nut - includes a steel rod to keep the barrel nut timed properly while still allowing the barrel nut to be tightened. Handguard then attaches to the barrel nut with 8 screws. Small rail section was also included for mounting accessories. Liked it enough that I bought two of them.

Purchased this rail for a 13.9 5.56 build. Love the look and quality of the build. The barrel nut is unique and relatively easy to install. The gas tool this unit comes with was a little loose on the Anderson receiver I used for the 13.9 build. This caused the rail not to align with the barrel on the first install attempt. To correct this, I backed the nut back of of the build and put a thing layer of tape on the portion of the tool that enters the gas port outlet on the upper receiver. This solved the problem and allowed me to torque everything to spec while maintaining alignment. Love the look of this particular Odin rail. The others are too busy for my preference.

This handguard is great for weight reduction and gives the rifle a nice aesthetic. It comes with everything necessary including an alignment pin and thread locker. My only issue with it is that I cannot seem to get the alignment from left to right centered well with my barrel. I have been spoiled with the aero handguard setups though as alignment never seems to be an issue.