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M16 Handguard Options?
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two_zero
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ehhh.... no one mentioned troy?
Looks darn good and rather than having a full ris but only use tiny bit of it: mount ris where needed.
Relatively lightweight as well, even thou this might be opposite to what one wants for airsoft.
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Looks darn good and rather than having a full ris but only use tiny bit of it: mount ris where needed.
Relatively lightweight as well, even thou this might be opposite to what one wants for airsoft.
this is the style m16 i want to get at some point dont know why i love it but i do lol
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Liam Porter
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Sorry to post on an old topic, but it's related.
Decided I'm gonna stick with regular RIS which simply replaces the current handguards and uses the delta rings already on the gun.
Will save me messing about taking it apart, etc.
But, will the ARES or CA RIS fit on the G&P? And which is the better to get?
I'm leaning towards ARES because it comes with rail covers, comes with foregrip and is slightly cheaper.
Decided I'm gonna stick with regular RIS which simply replaces the current handguards and uses the delta rings already on the gun.
Will save me messing about taking it apart, etc.
But, will the ARES or CA RIS fit on the G&P? And which is the better to get?
I'm leaning towards ARES because it comes with rail covers, comes with foregrip and is slightly cheaper.
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