FAB Defense Double Picatinny Rail for AR-15/M16/M4 Standard Handguard
$13.12
Mako Group Double Picatinny Rail for AR15/M16/M4 Handguards provides two 45 degree rails for accessories. These Picatinny Rails fit all M16 / AR15 / M4 standard handguards. Mako Group Double Picatinny Rail is very convenient. It can be mounted on upper handguards and lower handguards as well. Picatinny Rail from FAB Defense allow most of the handguards to be free for grips, bipods and other attachments. Mako Group AR15/M16/M4 Picatinny Rails provide excellent positioning for operating flashlights, lasers and canted grips. In addition, these Picatinny Rails from FAB Defense are built from strong and durable reinforced polymer. Specifications for FAB Defense Double Picatinny Rail for AR-15/M16/M4 Standard Handguard: Manufacturer: FAB Defense Fabric/Material: Polymer Gun Model: AR-15 Features: Fits all M16 / AR15 / M4 standard handguards Provides two 45 degree rails for accessories Can be mounted on upper handguards and lower handguards as well Provides excellent positioning for operating flashlights and lasers and canted grips Allows most of the handguards to be free for grips, bipods and other attachments Built from strong and durable reinforced polymer Package Contents: FAB Defense Double Picatinny Rail for AR-15/M16/M4 Standard Handguard
Legacy Reviewer –
A great inexpensive way to mount more gear without the cost of a rail.
Legacy Reviewer –
Haven't used it as much as I would like but it was a simple way of outfitting a standard length handguard/AR with a light set up without full blown rail system. I'm not into all the pressure switch gadgets so this worked well for an non-dedicated, rear push button on/off switch system.Pros: Inexpensive what to attach light.Cons: Not great, but good enough.
Thumbo5 –
It's a universal fit type piece and may require some modification to the piece and/or handguard for a proper fit. I managed to fit it to my Ruger AR556 without modifying anything, but I'm only using it to mount a light. I used loctite on the screws to keep the whole thing from coming undone. I would prefer a part specifically made to fit my handguard, but that doesn't exist.
Grady –
If you need a 1913 rail attachment point to install a flashlight or other accessory at the 10' or 2' o'clock angle this is the answer. It secures well against the standard handguard and is less expensive than buying a new handguard.
Joshua –
I used these for some time, though only in training environments. In those environments, I was issued a stock M16A2 or M4 with the round handguards. These allowed me to mount a light on said firearms, which was a HUGE benefit, particularly when I reclassed to combat medic, and we had to find casualties in a dark building that was full of smoke. A railed or MLOK/Keymod handguard us vastly superior in every possible way, and there are good yet inexpensive handguards readily available, thar install with about the same effort, but if you are dealing with, say, a department-issued rifle, that you aren't allowed to replace parts on,this is a good option for a light, bur you can't use it for anything that requires a zero, like an offset dot or laser.