Midwest Industries AR-15 Combat Rail Handguard

Published on July 25, 2018
Duration: 1:17

This video reviews the Midwest Industries AR-15 Combat Series handguard, highlighting its M-LOK compatibility, integrated QD sockets, and an anti-cant system for improved rail alignment. The presenter notes a revised attachment system with an insert to prevent over-tightening and cracking, as well as a design change to the insert for stability. The handguard is presented as a cost-effective option for AR-15 builds.

Quick Summary

The Midwest Industries AR-15 Combat Series handguard is a freefloat design featuring M-LOK compatibility and integrated QD sockets. It includes an anti-cant system for precise rail alignment and an updated attachment mechanism with inserts to prevent over-tightening and ensure stability.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction
  2. 00:05Midwest Industries Combat Series Handguard
  3. 00:12Freefloat Design and M-LOK
  4. 00:21Integrated QD Sockets
  5. 00:26Attachment System Updates
  6. 00:33Anti-Cant Feature
  7. 00:40Clamping Mechanism and Inserts
  8. 00:58Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Midwest Industries AR-15 Combat Series handguard?

The Midwest Industries AR-15 Combat Series handguard features M-LOK compatibility, integrated QD sockets on the sides for sling attachment, and an anti-cant system to ensure proper rail alignment with the receiver. It also has an updated attachment mechanism designed to prevent over-tightening.

How does the anti-cant system on the Midwest Industries handguard work?

The anti-cant system is built directly into the handguard. Its purpose is to prevent misalignment between the handguard's Picatinny rail and the upper receiver's rail once the handguard is installed, ensuring a stable platform for optics and accessories.

What improvements have been made to the attachment system of this handguard?

The latest revision of the Midwest Industries Combat Series handguard features an updated attachment system. It includes an insert to prevent over-tightening and cracking the handguard, and a revised insert design to improve stability and prevent movement.

Is the Midwest Industries AR-15 Combat Series handguard a freefloat design?

Yes, the Midwest Industries AR-15 Combat Series handguard is a freefloat design. This means it does not make contact with the barrel, allowing for improved accuracy and a more stable platform for mounted accessories.

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