PWS 15" Handguard KeyMod AR15 Primary Weapons AR-15 Forearm-

Description

PWS 15" Handguard KeyMod AR15 Primary Weapons AR-15 Forearm

The PWS Direct Impingement (DI) Handguard features the KeyMod Interface System developed for multiple accessory compatibility without the need for Picatinny rails surrounding your handguard. This improved design enhances the rail's comfort and functionality without sacrificing strength and durability. Industry leading features include a solid handguard machined from extruded aluminum, a continuous top Picatinny rail and QD sling swivel points at the front and back of the handguard.

This handguard was designed to work with carbine, mid-length and rifle-length gas systems and, along with other PWS DI products, can be an integral foundation of your custom rifle build!

FEATURES:

Light Weight Free Float Design
Steel Barrel Nut
Continuous Top Picatinny Rail
Integral Sling Swivel Attachment Points with Limited Travel
Mil-Spec 1913 Picatinny Rails

Specifications
Material: Aircraft Grade 6061-T6 Aluminum
Finish: Military Specification Type III Hard Coat Anodized
Length: 15"
Width: 1.8"
Height: 2.1
Inside Diameter: 1.35"
Weight 13.3 Ounces

Made in Boise, Idaho

Trunnion, Barrel Nut, wrench and fasteners are included in the package.

REVIEWS:

"The perfect handguard!"

Jim Rutske on 12/16/2013

0-6 Months

I installed this on my new competition upper with a 18" rifle length barrel. The directions were well explained and the alignment magnet is a brilliant addition. I heavily recommend you check the gas tube alignment before the red loctite sets :) Feels great on the hand and the two inch rails are used as a stopping/alignment points. I like this rail better than any I have owned.

"wow!!"

Randy Grueneberg on 12/12/2013

0-6 Months

This rail is supper light and is very well made and I highly recommend all their gear to everyone out there. Top notch guys keep up the great work

PWS 15" Handguard KeyMod AR15 Primary Weapons AR-15 Forearm

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