01-24-2014, 05:37 AM
The biggest problems I have had with the velcro strap-on models is that they shift until you get deflection-induced malfs, and the wired opening doesn't stay formed how it needs to be.
There is a rail-mounted version from Brownell's that doesn't have those problems, made in USA, and it plugs in and out of the small mount that you attach to your rail.
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I have an el cheepo that I'm using right now, but you do have to check it between firings to re-adjust it so it doesn't malf your blaster. You can add grip tape or rubber inner tube to the section of handguard that the velcro straps wrap around to help it hold in place, but I haven't defaced my guns like that yet.
There is a rail-mounted version from Brownell's that doesn't have those problems, made in USA, and it plugs in and out of the small mount that you attach to your rail.
I have an el cheepo that I'm using right now, but you do have to check it between firings to re-adjust it so it doesn't malf your blaster. You can add grip tape or rubber inner tube to the section of handguard that the velcro straps wrap around to help it hold in place, but I haven't defaced my guns like that yet.