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With all the discussions lately on FreeFloat hand guards, I have been thinking....Now given it is no secret that I have an ear at MI and promote their products, because I believe in the company, I want to here some input on this from as many people as possible.....
They make the two piece drop in hand guard, for the carbine and the rifle, for the ArmaLite AR-10 and now for the DPMS sportical, I would like to hear who would be interested in a two piece Free Float hand guard like the one they make for the AR-15......I am planning to contact them to see if they are going to make one....I was told, by them, that it may be in the future, so I would like to help get that ball rolling being that there are only a few companies that make them for our rifles....I am a supporter of MI and would stake my life on the quality of their products for which we use them...
Being that I am soon to acquire my M-15 for CQB, I am going to be up-grading my AR-10 A4 CB, and use it for a distance runner...yeah I know what I said previously....
One note, the benefit of a two piece is obvious, easier maintenance when needed and also easier installation over the standard FF system and I believe you would not need to change out the barrel nut...
So my friends what say you all....
BMS
They make the two piece drop in hand guard, for the carbine and the rifle, for the ArmaLite AR-10 and now for the DPMS sportical, I would like to hear who would be interested in a two piece Free Float hand guard like the one they make for the AR-15......I am planning to contact them to see if they are going to make one....I was told, by them, that it may be in the future, so I would like to help get that ball rolling being that there are only a few companies that make them for our rifles....I am a supporter of MI and would stake my life on the quality of their products for which we use them...
Being that I am soon to acquire my M-15 for CQB, I am going to be up-grading my AR-10 A4 CB, and use it for a distance runner...yeah I know what I said previously....
One note, the benefit of a two piece is obvious, easier maintenance when needed and also easier installation over the standard FF system and I believe you would not need to change out the barrel nut...
So my friends what say you all....
BMS
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Replied by BUILDING MY SASS on topic Re:Midwest Industries....
Duck, there is not as many as you think....at least for the AR-10, now for the AR-15, everybody and their brother make them,....
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Replied by mrosbro on topic Re:Midwest Industries....
i would be very interested. i am putting together an ar-10 a4 carbine with the midlength gaurds.do standerd midlength handgaurds fit? they appear to.i seem to get mixxed messages from the diff. manufactures.if i can find a free-float 2-piece system i don't have to change barrel nuts that would bee very good and worth a couple bills just to save the headache. 
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Mrosbro, it depends on the handguard,,,,there is something with the number of teeth on the ArmaLite barrel nut....
I talked to MI again, and it will be towards the end of the year before they even really get to thinking on it....they have different things in mind...that is all I know for now...
But if you want some great railed hand guards that are drop-ins, check out MI's AR-10 section....I have the carbine one and am really happy with it....I just have decided to go with a free float because now I have my M-15 for CQB, well hopefully this week
, but they are very sturdy and fit like a glove for the ArmaLites....they even have a rifle length...here is a video on it....enjoy
BMS
I talked to MI again, and it will be towards the end of the year before they even really get to thinking on it....they have different things in mind...that is all I know for now...
But if you want some great railed hand guards that are drop-ins, check out MI's AR-10 section....I have the carbine one and am really happy with it....I just have decided to go with a free float because now I have my M-15 for CQB, well hopefully this week
, but they are very sturdy and fit like a glove for the ArmaLites....they even have a rifle length...here is a video on it....enjoyBMS
It is better to have and not need, than need and not have.
If you think it is time to bury your guns, it is time to dig them up....
"Fight back! Whenever you are offered violence, fight back! The aggressor does not fear the law, so he must be taught to fear you. Whatever the risk, and at whatever...
If you think it is time to bury your guns, it is time to dig them up....
"Fight back! Whenever you are offered violence, fight back! The aggressor does not fear the law, so he must be taught to fear you. Whatever the risk, and at whatever...
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