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ORA Frank

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I love Troy, they are fantastic and a great choice. I have also used the Daniel Defense and it's an excellent choice if you want easy attach free float. I've not tried any of the lightweight rails but I'm really thinking about it, I love the Troy but dang it's heavy. I use a Hogue free float on my Grendel.

Thank you, yeah I think it's either Troy or the Samson Evo. Would be nice to actually touch one but most are sold out. So I guess it's off to Tulsa to FBT.
 

Neanderthal

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I'm a new fan of the Diamondhead VRS-T rails. Super tight fit, no timing issues, one of the easiest free floating rails I've put on.

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Maverick1911

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I'm a new fan of the Diamondhead VRS-T rails. Super tight fit, no timing issues, one of the easiest free floating rails I've put on.

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That is a really cool setup....I will have to check them out. I also like the Midwest industries free float options. They have a smaller circumference that helps in keeping a good purchase on the weapon.
 

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