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Awesome Quad Rail
I installed this on my .450 Bushmaster upper receiver, and couldn't be happier with it. Solid mechanical lock, and uses a factory barrel nut. Doesn't require any glue like many other newer free float rail systems. If I want glue on my rifle, I'll build it out of cardboard. Locks on tight, and super easy to install. Great feel in the hands. It's built very solid, feels like it could withstand getting ran over by a tank, and has a great finish to top it off. It's also lighter than the cheap 7" drop in rail I put on my Colt M4 with 6" more rail space! The only downside to this is the price, but t...
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Quad Rail Heaven
The Troy 13” Bravo Rail is a well-built, tough, and attractive free-float quad-rail. The way it mounts to the standard barrel nut is smart and results in a rock sturdy feel. The QD attachment points are a nice addition. For being a quad-rail the Troy Battle Rail feels very light. It allows you to have a 13” long rail without throwing off the balance of the rifle. For the price you really cannot beat it. If you’re on the fence then take my advice and just go for it. I own 3 of them if it tells you anything.
Would recommend: Yes
Troy industries free float rail
The 13" in my opinion is the perfect length for a 16" barrel. It still gives the shooter enough barrel length when shooting behind barricades without your muzzle device destroying your barricade. The install and fit of the rail were easy and with all Troy industries product.......very durable, this is my 7th rifle build with a Troy rail. You will not be disappointed with Troy!!!!!!!
Would recommend: Yes
Nice rail as expected.
This is a pretty easy rail to install. I needed to incorporate the standard barrel nut on a Colt LE6920 OEM-2.
Unless you want to grind off the low profile gas block you have to use the standard barrel nut. As far as I can tell anyway. I left one of the sets of mounting hardware off to get the rail past the gas block without scratching everything.
Unless you want to grind off the low profile gas block you have to use the standard barrel nut. As far as I can tell anyway. I left one of the sets of mounting hardware off to get the rail past the gas block without scratching everything.
Would recommend: Yes
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