I've got a setup in this configuration. I use a Daniel Defense gasblock and it sticks out approximately a 1/4". I think it looks pretty good. The 10" rail is a nice balance between length and weight. The 14.5 middy is the softest shooting non compensated setup I've ever shot. I like the weight of the govt profile with this barrel. For me, the featherweights are too easy to overswing on targets. A lightweight rail with a standard barrel provides for a nicely balanced rifle when running and gunning.
As for rail length, I've really been digging the 10" setups. I've got the 10.0 lite rail on the 14.5 middy and a 9.5FSP on an SBR and find they're about the perfect all around length. I also have a 12.0 FSP on another 14.5 but with a carbine gas system. After using both I've found that functionally the 12" rails are nice for 16"+ barrels, bipods and 12 o'clock mounted lights. If you're not in that category I'd recommend trying the 10" rails.



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I originally wanted a 11 inch Troy Extreme,,but went to a local gun show and in the Extreme all they had was the 13 inch so I bought it with the thought that if I didn't like it I could send it back & replace it with the 11incher. Well after its all said & done,,I like the 13,,it brings everything out,,the front BUIS is mounted farther out for a longer sighting plane & just handles very nicely,,it also covers the Lo-pro gas block no problem !!

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