M-LOK handguard rail covers

**MeanCarbine** · 07-04-20, 16:48

I have a Colt LE6960-CCU which of coarse has a Centurion Arms handguard with M-LOK at the 3/6/9 positions. CA manufactures some rail covers that I was going to purchase for it but they look a little too thick. What are your favorite M-LOK rail covers?

**kyjd75** · 07-04-20, 17:24

Originally Posted by MeanCarbine

I have a Colt LE6960-CCU which of coarse has a Centurion Arms handguard with M-LOK at the 3/6/9 positions. CA manufactures some rail covers that I was going to purchase for it but they look a little too thick. What are your favorite M-LOK rail covers?

Those CA rail covers work perfectly with CA handguards. I wouldn't automatically dismiss them.

**Tigereye** · 07-04-20, 20:23

I have a set of those on a CA rail and really like them.

**n8vmind** · 07-04-20, 20:42

These are what I prefer.. more economic version of RailScales

https://www.primaryarms.com/Brand+Sl...ack-Industries

**Send it...** · 07-04-20, 22:07

Originally Posted by MeanCarbine

I have a Colt LE6960-CCU which of coarse has a Centurion Arms handguard with M-LOK at the 3/6/9 positions. CA manufactures some rail covers that I was going to purchase for it but they look a little too thick. What are your favorite M-LOK rail covers?

BCM, nice, thin & light

**Dukr** · 07-04-20, 22:31

Originally Posted by MeanCarbine

I have a Colt LE6960-CCU which of coarse has a Centurion Arms handguard with M-LOK at the 3/6/9 positions. CA manufactures some rail covers that I was going to purchase for it but they look a little too thick. What are your favorite M-LOK rail covers?

I'm not a fan of the CA rail covers. They're more of a tension fit, and not mlok. They can possibly get bumped/knocked out of place. I've had it happen.

**Renegade04** · 07-05-20, 05:47

Originally Posted by Tigereye

I have a set of those on a CA rail and really like them.

Same here.

I just ordered a set for my BRN-180 along with the handstop.

**MeanCarbine** · 07-05-20, 06:22

Originally Posted by Dukr

I'm not a fan of the CA rail covers. They're more of a tension fit, and not mlok. They can possibly get bumped/knocked out of place. I've had it happen.

Yeah I just noticed that. Isn't the whole point of M-LOK, light and secure attachment?

**Five_Point_Five_Six** · 07-05-20, 08:43

On the only MLOK rail I own I'm running the Magpul Type 2 rail covers. They're nice and grippy, never had one come loose or fall out, and they work extremely well at keeping the heat off your hand.

https://magpul.com/m-lokrailcover-ty...obal_color=118