Hand Guard Help!

TangoFoxtrot

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Does anyone know who makes a hand guard for a DI rifle with the following features :

* Small round diameter (smaller than the stock guard)
* Carbine length (with A2 front sight)
* Drop in for the standard delta ring.
* Ports to hang a few 5 slot rails. (9, 6 & 3 o'clock position)
* AFFORDABLE! I don't want to pay hundreds for a hand guard.

Thanks in advance!
 
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Edit: fail at reading. My handgaurd isn't what you are looking for

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Magpul has one a tad smaller than stock. Has holes for their magpul rails at 2, 10, and 6 position. Carbine length is what you want. Offer in various colors, just bought one less than 30 bucks.
 
I liked one I think was called a sidewinder, or something snake related. Really slim and nice.
I found out the darn thing was over $125 for a carbine. Ta hell with that!!!
(I am cheap; I will admit it!):D
 
Yeah rojo, you and me both! Just like optics, I don't want to spend more or close to what I paid for my rifle.
 
Yeah rojo, you and me both! Just like optics, I don't want to spend more or close to what I paid for my rifle.

The hand guard I agree but optics should be chosen for your intended use and is an area where quality trumps price.

Your rifle is a high quality piece, regardless of it's relatively low price. High quality optics are more problematic (especially scopes).
 
The hand guard I agree but optics should be chosen for your intended use and is an area where quality trumps price.

Your rifle is a high quality piece, regardless of it's relatively low price. High quality optics are more problematic (especially scopes).

I do agree with buying good optics for the rifle for hunting, and serious accuracy requirements. Like all things, there is a price above which you are spending too much for the product.

But for a really good scope???? You gotta be willing to fork over some dough, plain and simple. A reasonable amount to pay for good glass is $200-600. Above that, it better deliver the elk steaks gift wrapped to the front door.:p
 
Agree.:)

It all depends on your intended use. Light transmission, weatherproofing, holding zero........all these things cost a bit more than what can be made in an ultra cheap optic.
 
Agree.:)

It all depends on your intended use. Light transmission, weatherproofing, holding zero........all these things cost a bit more than what can be made in an ultra cheap optic.

Yes, this is true but damn! some of these prices are off the wall.
 
Yes, this is true but damn! some of these prices are off the wall.

For GOOD glass at a reasonable cost, look at Nikon and Weaver scopes. Also good for the cost are Nikko Sterling. But I give the nod to the first 2 with price and quality.
 
For GOOD glass at a reasonable cost, look at Nikon and Weaver scopes. Also good for the cost are Nikko Sterling. But I give the nod to the first 2 with price and quality.

Yep, big fan of Nikon for reasonably priced, quality optics.:)
 
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