Essential Arms quad rail

[djrpm]

Hello all,

I see essential arms offers a snap on quad rail in their catalog. Does anyone have a set of these? I really want a knights armament system, but was wondering how these compared.

http://essentialarms.com/IEaccessories.html

Thanks,

djrpm

 

[103M 95G]

That has the appearance and approximate price of being a Midwest industries 2 piece drop in carbine rail

 

[yarbsea]

I would bet you a nickle they are made in a chinese airsoft factory overseas, then stamped/laser engraved here at their "shop" in the states.

Anyway - if that's all you can afford, get it. But it will wiggle like hell, it won't be true/straight and you will wish you had gotten something better - but maybe not, maybe you won't care that it's cheap - it's up to you.

 

[aguero83]

Here is a link for a drop in quad rail for around 40 bucks. I believe it's made by mako.
http://www.pistolandpawn.com/store/...=55246&zenid=72abdbc6439a9270c909c4e00ad92511

 

[aguero83]

They look pretty similar too me?

 

[pntbllr228]

Without even looking, I can tell you this. You get what you pay for. I doubt it will be at the same level as KAC.

 

[SeventhSon]

I had a YHM snap in rail once. I sold it and went to a free float tube. It will wiggle a bit. It really depends on what you are going to use it for. If you only want it for looks, or to mount a forward grip and/or flashlight, it should do the job. If you want to mount an optic, go with a freefloat. The snap on will wiggle and throw off your POI.

 

[djrpm]

Right now, I have the GG&G UFIR because I'm just using a tangodown front grip. I do not have optics yet as I am a poor college kid. Could only afford the matech. I was just wandering as to the quality. I think if I ever did go with one, I might as well stretch the $200 or so for the KAC set.

Thanks for all of the help