Daniel Defense Omega Rail Review

[Stickman]

While mounted to a training upper, I locked assorted VFGs, lights, optics, and mounts into each side of the rails. There were no issues, and all items locked in tightly with the exception of an old TD grip which I had previously hogged out to make fit on another rail. I certainly can’t blame the Omega rail or the TD grip for my previous alterations.

Lockup of the rail remained absolute the entire time I grabbed, yanked, and pulled in every direction of the VFG. This isn’t a shock, especially when you consider that a Free Floating rail is supposed to be stable.

The final questions tend to all lead down to the same areas. How much does it cost, and is it worth it. The answer to whether its worth it or not depends on what you plan to do with your weapon, and that’s an issue that only you can work out. At the time of this writing, suggested retail will be under $250. For this level of quality, and given that I see no other rail currently on the market that is able to duplicate its drop in / no-modification Free Float abilities, this ranks up high as equipment I would recommend to my friends, family, and fellow officers.