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In particular looking at the REV II, as it uses the standard barrel nut.

If there are any other recommendations as well that do not require a proprietary barrel nut i would appreciate it.


 
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Oriental Redneck
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Centurion C4 rail system also uses the standard barrel nut.
https://www.centurionarms.com/category-s/1818.htm


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Centurion C4 rail system also uses the standard barrel nut.
https://www.centurionarms.com/category-s/1818.htm


quality rail, but i guess i should have stated i was looking for something little more streamlined. Quad rails is what i have on about 70% of my ARs and looking to change it up some.


 
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I had the fortix REV 2 on an AR a couple years ago and really liked it, I think it's one of the better looking rails on the market.



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Built one with a Rev 2, wonderful handguard. Mine has M-Lok all the way around, and only 1913 across the top and at sections near the muzzle.


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I have a Fortis Switch on an SR-25/308 pattern 6.5 Creedmoor that I built. It is a quality hand guard that functions well. There is some flex in the this hand guard but mine is long at 15". As and aside, I made the mistake of mounting the KeyMod pic-rail attachment just underneath the gas block which caused some contact between the gas block and the rail with a forward load on the bipod having a negative impact on accuracy.

Not a good picture but the only one I have access to at this time:


I would purchase another of these hand guards and recommend them as well.

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I have a Fortis Switch

He's asking for handguard that uses the standard AR15 barrel nut, not proprietary. Wink


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Just commenting on quality but you point is understood.

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Originally posted by henryrifle:
Just commenting on quality but you point is understood.

Henryrifle

Although they are both by Fortis, I think the Switch is of higher quality / more robust in terms of the lock up area, although the REV is no push over.


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Thanks to everyone for the feedback, ordered the REV II yesterday


 
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You'll be happy. I built my dad an SBR with a 7" REV II on it, and it is a slick handling little carbine.




 
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