Magpul M-LOK Polymer Picatinny Accessory Rail, 5 Slots
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Yes, the mounting hardware is included. It only works with foreqrips that are MLOK compatible, and I wouldn't recommend using it for sights or optics. It has descended from the sky.
It won't fit on the standard M4 hand guards, in my opinion. It's designed specifically for Magpul's M-series pistols. Handguards from the Lok series.
If you have an MP15- Because the 22 is a newer model, it should have MLOK slots on the hand guard, so this should work. A different rail system (key-based) may be used by older generations. mod that appears to be keyholes in the forerail). This is only applicable to MLOK.
This is for a m-type computer. system of lok rails
Selected User Reviews For Magpul M-LOK Polymer Picatinny Accessory Rail, 5 Slots
Because of the pistol's light weight, I opted for a polymer picatinny rail rather than an aluminum one. additionally, the tempered-glass It's easier to modify a filled polymer (and, let's be honest, who doesn't like that?). Instead of a heavy bipod, I'm just mounting a small light). A shorter version (3-inch) is available from Magpul. I believe there is a slot in the dust cover that should fit perfectly without modification. But, since I already owned an Olight (this version does not come with an adjustable mount), I knew I'd need the next longer Magpul M-Series. Mount with a LOC. The only problem is that it does not fit in the slots of this pistol (which I expected). As a result, changes are made. If you're in a similar situation, carefully trim away the extended boss under one end of the mount where the supplied screw/nut goes if you want to use it. Create a new recess in the center of the mount with a 3/8" Forstner bit (as shown in the photo). Then, in the dead center of the recess, drill a hole to accommodate the machine screw's shank (I'm sorry, but I don't recall which size I used). Both of these operations benefit greatly from the use of a drill press. I then used a Dremel to make a small clearance recess on one end of the mount to allow one of the dust cover's small machine screws to pass through. The machine screws and nuts included with the Magpul mount and dust cover are then perfectly aligned. The assembly was reinstalled on the pistol, the light was attached, and VIOLA- Everything is in its proper place. The light is in the right place for my hand, and the mount is solid. Of course, I could have just ordered the 3-pack. This light came with a slot mount and an adjustable Olight, but I already had it. It took me longer to write this than it did to make the changes. ), and the little effort I had to put in was well worth it for me. It would have been ideal if Magpul had pre-molded the middle screw location into the mount (are you listening, Magpul?). ), but I made it work in the meantime, and I'm happy with it!.
I'd give it zero stars if I had the option. Screws with a hex head that have already been stripped for you. It is undoubtedly an "Unfair Advantage," but who benefits from it is unknown. When you buy screws, they come with about 9 pounds of locktight on them, so you won't be able to screw the nuts on by hand. Then, when you need to remove them to replace a stripped screw, they're glued to the screw with cement. So now you have to throw away the entire thing that cost you $10. Stupidity at its finest.
I got a package that had been opened. I realize it's not a particularly expensive component, but when I buy something new, I expect it to be brand new. If everything looks good, I'll open it up and use it, but I'm not happy with the deal, and I'll shop around next time.
This was my first time installing an M Lok picatinny rail, and thankfully I had watched some YouTube videos on how to do it. The thread lock makes it difficult to hold the retainer nut without a pair of locking pliers, as it must be adjusted to change the thickness of the material being attached to before installation. Knowing this, there were no surprises when it came to the final product, which felt solid.
These usually work well, but I'll have to see how it holds up under pressure. For this project, I should've gone with the aluminum rail. Magpul products are fantastic, but I should have given it more thought as to how it would be used. I'm thinking of getting an aluminum rail and using this space for something else.
It attaches securely to the mlok rails and is as simple to install as any other mlok product. It's very tight and doesn't move at all. I'm using it to mount a light, and there's no play in the adapter even when it's attached. I haven't had the opportunity to shoot with it yet (due to a lack of ammo), but knowing Magpul and their track record, I'm confident it will perform admirably.
This is proving to be difficult to install. My wrench became stuck on mlok, requiring the use of a different wrench to remove it. The mlok was twisted and useless after the fiasco. br>br>Instead of adding these magpul rails, I prefer a handguard with integrated picattany rails. br>br>I can't personally recommend it, but a lot of people use it and swear by the results.
I understand that some people prefer the aluminum rail to the polymer rail, but I haven't had any problems with mine. I have two of these on my hand guard, one for my grippod gen 1 and the other for my o-ring. I've had no problems with this light light/laser combination, and they've stayed tight so far.
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