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    Comparison Chart of FF Rail Dimensions

    Chartman strikes again. Work in progress. Numbers on the right-hand side are weighs in oz.


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    You are the man. If I could be anyone, it would be you, or Wilt Chamberlain, but most likely you.

    Seriously, I was hoping someone would do this.

    And it looks like I'll be going with DD for more my rails.

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    i'd be curious to see how much the DD rails would weigh with a steel barrel nut... didn't they offer that a few years ago?
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    Quote Originally Posted by RyanS View Post
    You are the man. If I could be anyone, it would be you, or Wilt Chamberlain, but most likely you.

    Seriously, I was hoping someone would do this.

    And it looks like I'll be going with DD for more my rails.
    Well, considering Wilt is dead, that is not much of a compliment

    Looking good VisorMan!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nathan_Bell View Post
    Well, considering Wilt is dead, that is not much of a compliment

    Looking good VisorMan!
    According to Wilt's book, he was the ultimate pipe layer!

    Great job on the chart(s) Rob. Your info is always logical and thorough. I have DD lite rails on both ARs and they are the highest quality. Money well spent.
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    Sorry, my previous comment was a little homage to "Evan Almighty". But that's beside the point. Rob, I think you may have missed your calling.

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    Sweet. Someone who loves excel charts as much as me...

    Perhaps an additional column denoting Barrel Nut Material? I'm deciding on a build right now and I'd be interested to see what the numbers come out to be for the 12" VIS and the 12" SWS rails.

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    Well done. How about adding round FF tubes (VTAC, PRI) and then IDing the number of rail slots available with their add-on rail sections?

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    No Mk18 RIS II rails?

    Weight is 14.5ozs
    Length is 9.5"
    Width is 2.2"
    Mil-Spec Flat Dark Earth Type II Anodizing

    It's the strongest rail DD makes. It's made from a solid piece of aluminum not an extrusion. It mounts similarly to the Lite Rail but doesn't require the gas tube to go through a portion like the Lite Rail when mounting the rail over a low-profile gas block. I 'shaved' my FSB to fit under my Mk18 rail and installed the gas block and gas tube before installing the top rail. Bottom rail is held on with 4 side screws like the Omega rail.

    Here's mine mounted on my 12.5" SBR.



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    Quote Originally Posted by gotm4 View Post
    No Mk18 RIS II rails?

    Weight is 14.5ozs
    Length is 9.5"
    Width is 2.2"
    Mil-Spec Flat Dark Earth Type II Anodizing

    It's the strongest rail DD makes. It's made from a solid piece of aluminum not an extrusion. It mounts similarly to the Lite Rail but doesn't require the gas tube to go through a portion like the Lite Rail when mounting the rail over a low-profile gas block. I 'shaved' my FSB to fit under my Mk18 rail and installed the gas block and gas tube before installing the top rail. Bottom rail is held on with 4 side screws like the Omega rail.

    Here's mine mounted on my 12.5" SBR.



    Just make certain you note its Count Chocula milk color on the chart. Yes, I am jealous and so have to make comments about the color of the FF

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