Someone I know has one of these with the m4 style Handguards.
https://ruger.com/products/ar556/specSheets/8500.html
Any way to drop a rail on this thing? He needs a light and a sling and Id like to avoid clamping crap to the barrel if possible.
Someone I know has one of these with the m4 style Handguards.
https://ruger.com/products/ar556/specSheets/8500.html
Any way to drop a rail on this thing? He needs a light and a sling and Id like to avoid clamping crap to the barrel if possible.
Any standard drop in rail should fit. The delta ring is different than most in that it's threaded instead of held by a spring, but it holds the handguard the same.
If you're not worried about having something free floated, a magpul SL handguard would be the easy button, or a drop in aluminum handguard from MI (they have picatinny and M-lok models).
I think the actual barrel nut under the ring is close enough the GI that a drop in free float rail like the Omega from Daniel Defense would also work.
Maybe something like this.
https://www.midwestindustriesinc.com...r-20g2-blk.htm
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Ok, thanks. Magpul will be the likely direction.
I didnt realize they would fit.
I've replaced two friends delta rings that they split while attempting to install rails on the Rugers.
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That's good point. I remember a buddy installing one on a Ruger a while back, but I don't know if he had to trim anything to make it work.
There's one video of YouTube of someone installing an SL, and they don't mention any issues with fitment, but again there also aren't any shots close enough to the FSB to really see if there's any interference.
I took a chance on this handguard. Wanted something a bit different and liked the built in quick detach sling mounts. I know Fab has a bit of a sketchy rep, but this handguard is actually quite nice, with a robust heat shield. About $30.
https://www.fab-defense.com/en/categ...platforms.html
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