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Thread: Magpul Slimline and other New Products.

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    I'm sure that wrench is as solid as a brick shit house, but $80 is high for a wrench with that few features.

    I guess if you don't own a hammerhead and you're doing a lot of USGI barrel nuts though.... it might work for you.
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    Their wrench has the torque specs listed on it.

    It appears that 3 Ft/Lbs is listed for the castle nut.

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    Stock looks incredibly similar to the new HKMR556 A5 stock, which I love.
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    I like it. I will be buying the new hand guard for sure to put on my 6920 MPB. The MOE carbine hand guard just doesn't give enough room. This new offering addresses that nicely.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 556Cliff View Post
    Their wrench has the torque specs listed on it.

    It appears that 3 Ft/Lbs is listed for the castle nut.
    Just about to say the same thing.. good catch.
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    I like the cut out on the handguards but they look larger than the MOE.

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    This new SL handguard wraps around the front site post and provides much better forward hand access. I like my vertical grip 3x slots forward, and the standard carbine length is very crowded at the front. This fixes that issue nicely. I give my 2 thumbs up. Can't wait to buy and try.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Freedoooom View Post
    Handguards are ugly and pretty big... Not sure whats a slimline about them.
    Maybe they mean the width, but I agree it doesn't look slimline at all.
    I wish they added M-Lok slots on the gas block shield so I can put a light out further.
    Last edited by Sean W.; 04-25-14 at 14:50.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FeltaDorce View Post
    This new SL handguard wraps around the front site post and provides much better forward hand access. I like my vertical grip 3x slots forward, and the standard carbine length is very crowded at the front. This fixes that issue nicely. I give my 2 thumbs up. Can't wait to buy and try.
    This is exactly what I have been waiting for them to do. It gives you an extra couple of inches on carbine length guns with fixed front sights.

    I will be replacing the standard MOE hand guards on my spare carbines with this when it comes out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by E-man930 View Post
    Just about to say the same thing.. good catch.
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