AR15 questions

[ShootnCut]

Check out the Daniel Defense Omega rail. It's a bit pricey but requires no modifications.

 

[WestSider]

I had a Midwest Industries drop in quad rail on the other AR I had, was super easy to put in and seemed nice. I liked that it had built in QD points as well, and not super expensive.

 

[NyleRN]

What money are you looking to spend OP? That would help point you in the right direction. If you want quality and don't mind spending up to $250 then get a Centurion Arms C4 rail. Scalloped rails for comfort and mounts using standard barrel nut. If $250 is too much then look at the Fortis Rev 12, lightweight and also mounts using the standard barrel nut

 

[xxlmac3xx]

What money are you looking to spend OP? That would help point you in the right direction. If you want quality and don't mind spending up to $250 then get a Centurion Arms C4 rail. Scalloped rails for comfort and mounts using standard barrel nut. If $250 is too much then look at the Fortis Rev 12, lightweight and also mounts using the standard barrel nut

Depends on how much money I have when I go to do it. Probably sround $200

 

[davedolli]

I had a Midwest Industries drop in quad rail on the other AR I had, was super easy to put in and seemed nice. I liked that it had built in QD points as well, and not super expensive.

I have that quad rail on a mid length now and like it.

Dave

 

[SubUrbanCamo317]

If you are in the area come by the shop and we can show you a bunch of different options. We stock many different styles and brands of rail systems.

+1 to this. Tell Mike that you wanna learn how to do something and he will be a darn good teacher. He can show you some good in's and out's, after all he's an experienced armorer.