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Thread: Which rail covers?
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17 May 2010, 19:07 #16
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18 May 2010, 02:29 #17
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18 May 2010, 20:47 #25
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Haven't had a desire to look at anything other than KAC.

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19 May 2010, 13:46 #26
I'm curious about the KAC panels. I've noticed that they're popular, but can't help but wonder why when I see the price tag on them. Is it because of their texture/consistency? Or just the fact that they lock? Ergo makes locking panels that are significantly cheaper. I don't actually own either, I'd just like to know ~ Just in case I'm missing out
. What IS the texture on the KAC's anyways? Is it rubberized?
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19 May 2010, 16:40 #27
Just hard plastic. They do well with heat, but I really don't take much of a liking to them myself - I'll try and stipple the ones I have.
For setups that don't get moved around a bunch, XTMs are more attractive for the money - I pulled the KAC panels and replaced them with XTMs on my 'work' paperweight, and I was much happier.S/F
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19 May 2010, 17:14 #28
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The "new" asking price on the KAC panels might be hard to justify for some, but they can be had cheaper if you look around.
I feel the KAC panels do exactly what is required and I need look no further.
- Positive Grip
- Sturdy
- Thin Profile
- Positive Locking
- Complete Rail Coverage/Protection
- Protection From Barrel Heat
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20 May 2010, 05:43 #29
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I was torn between Magpul XTM covers and the LaRue index clips. I am not going to lie, looks mattered quite a bit. I went XTM's and I love them. They do make the grip a lot thicker. They aren't that hard to take off with a little practice. Ithink mixing up the colors looks cool in the right configuration.
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20 May 2010, 08:36 #30
Thanks Vern1968. I think so too. No reaspn why our weapons can't look good and function well. Heck, any AR is a big chunk of change no matter how you look at it. From the cost of a basic rifle to the ammunition. I would imagine it isn't hard to spend more on ammunition in a year than the rifle costs. In three to five years we probably spend many times what the rifle costs in ammo. I think the customization options are part of the point of an AR platform. People can build exactly what they think they want as quickly or slowly as they want. To me, that is just really cool. The AR platform is an "every man's" platform. Got a pic of your setup?



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