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Post by 78maverick on Jan 4, 2012 14:47:55 GMT -8
Has anyone tried these? I'm not keen on the quad rail style - the Anderson's are smooth but come with rails you can attach if you want. Like that concept and they seem to be decently priced.
John
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Post by Deleted on Jan 4, 2012 15:20:42 GMT -8
It looks a YHM OEM rebranded. It should be ok.
For a straight tube the hoge is a more economic option and for hunting with the rubber grip offers a positive grip in all weather. Also warmer at touch in the winter time. Bare aluminum gets really cold.
...just some thoughts...
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Post by 78maverick on Jan 5, 2012 5:26:13 GMT -8
Thanks for the observations. Looked at the Hogue, but liked how the Anderson (YHM) comes with rails that you can add if desired. Then again, I could drill and tap holes in the Hogue - all I really want to install is a light.
John
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Post by Deleted on Jan 5, 2012 8:36:25 GMT -8
I do believe a $10 inexpensive 10/22 picatiny rail will work. Also in the top. The main thing is you tap an anti-rotation set screw. All really inexpensive in the local ACE hardware store. All those other things are not worth what they charge for them.
Again the hoge with rubber is a nice grip in the winter time. IF you hunt deer here in north east you appreciate anything that is not aluminum with the subzero weather.
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Post by 78maverick on Jan 5, 2012 19:16:39 GMT -8
IF you hunt deer here in north east you appreciate anything that is not aluminum with the subzero weather. LOL! Down here in Central-South Texas you would just as likely be hunting in a T-shirt! But the foam would be nice for improved grip. John |
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Post by jsimmons on Jan 19, 2012 14:39:20 GMT -8
IF you hunt deer here in north east you appreciate anything that is not aluminum with the subzero weather. LOL! Down here in Central-South Texas you would just as likely be hunting in a T-shirt! But the foam would be nice for improved grip. John I use CamoForm ($13/roll at Academy) for improved grip and insulation from cold aluminum. Cheaper than Hogue, and can be removed when desired. |
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Post by jmehrten on Jun 6, 2012 19:28:09 GMT -8
I just ordered two of their 14.5" kits. and all the ejection port parts. their shipping calculator is a mess, so I had to place 2 identical orders to get four ejection port covers, cause the shipping was $42 if I tried to place 4 on the same order.
Does anyone know if their forearms work with any of the endcaps out there? a previous poster said these are YHM, but I din't see how they would work with a YHM endcap.
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Post by lkrbuilder13 on Feb 24, 2013 7:14:06 GMT -8
I found some cheaper free floating quad rails on ebay for under $90.00 with shipping in mid length
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