KZ M4 rail system

[Stryker]

Doaes anyone know anything about these?

http://www.botachtactical.com/kzm4.html

[Buck]

What would you like to know???

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[ryanm]

I hadn't seen this before, I like the design. The price point worries me a little, I'm used to spending a lot more for higher end rails. How is the quality?

[Stryker]

I hadn't seen this before, I like the design. The price point worries me a little, I'm used to spending a lot more for higher end rails. How is the quality?

Well....I wasn't familiar with Botach....I do have an M4 and looked to add a white light and/or laser.....I ended up buying this and it seems Ok...as the rail is screwed to the main body....who knows if lock tight will hold...The way it is designed is that the top rail is screwed (4) to the main body, then there are replacement screws to fix it to the rail of the benelli....I will see if it holds up after a few 100 rounds.

I did see a nice set up from: http://www.sidearmor.com/store/index...products_id=46

[huklbrry]

I have an M4 as well. Those 4 -rail systems are kind of a gamble from what I've gleened from the Benelli Forum. First off, I put a FAB Defense 4-rail on mine because it did not have the little nubs that Benelli calls a 1913 mil-spec rail, which it is not. I do not no why Benelli chose to use this configuration for their rails when everything else regarding their products are top notch. I guess aftermarket people tried to make it look the same as the Benelli-style rail(Mesa Tactical)Some guys over there are complaining that the "nubs" do not have enough surface area for the accessory to grab onto. I guess optics and things like that would fall off in some cases. I do remember hearing some negativity about Botach products, it is what it is. I havent had any issues with my 4-rail yet, but I only have a foregrip on her so far. Sidearmor and FAB Defense seem to be the 2 favorites over there.

[Stryker]

What would you like to know???

B

Thanks for the reply but I already received the KZ fore end. It's on the gun and it's very secure, and the rails are precise. The only downside is it's a bit bulky so a vertical fore grip would probably be a remedy. I have never fired any shotgun with a vertical fore grip. It wasn't my intention to turn an M4 into an AR!!

I think I will eventually buy the rail from side armor.


EDIT: I just tried attaching my Tango Down vertical grip on the Botach KZ bottom rail....wobble central. However, when attaching it to the top rail....no wobble.....wow, that is a great design. I think I am going to contact Botach and tell them of this dilema!!

[Stryker]

I hadn't seen this before, I like the design. The price point worries me a little, I'm used to spending a lot more for higher end rails. How is the quality?

At first, I thought it was Ok...After installing it....It was too bulky. Also, the bottom rail wasn't precise.....My Tango Down fore grip wobbled....so it's going back to Botach....leaning towards the side armor or FAB Defense

[huklbrry]

I put a Larue FUG on my 4-rail and its nice and snug. great product

[Stryker]

I put a Larue FUG on my 4-rail and its nice and snug. great product

I like everything I have from Larue...including the beverage entry device. Not sold on Dillo dust.....