Untitled document Made from 6061 T6 Aluminum, All rails 1913 mil spec, Hard coat anodized
This new design allows the user to modify the system to his best battle stance
Optimization can be achieved because the rails are not an integral part of the system. Rails are bolted in the foregrip and seated in specially designed cone shaped recesses, allowing them to be fitted at any or all of six positions around the foregrip, spaced 45 degrees apart.
There is no need to connect all four rails but just the ones that are needed on the
desired side and selected angle, making it slimmer and more comfortable to hold.
While secured, the rails are "rock solid", due to the special mounting design
The system is two pieces of lightweight forearm that are locked against each other and clamp the barrel nut. This style of assembly is best for bipods, grips, and flashlights, etc. heavy optics and aiming sights require an upper rail to be mounted, which attaches the forearm to the upper receiver and provides two locking points, barrel nut and upper receiver.
Easy to mount, requiring no gunsmith
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