aftermarket rails

[tippmannsniper-]

i searched and couldnt find anything so who makes rails and where can i get them. Also could you give me links again

[MicroMiniMe]

Omega rails are out of production. Check B/S/T or Tunaman here on AO builds Tunamags with them, he bough up the last of the new stock.

Roguefactor here on AO mills down stock AGD RT rails to ULE wingless varieties or winged, with a groove up front for ASA adapters. He also has some nifty mag products.

Otherwise there are a few than just will make a standard AGD rail ULE by milling the insides for weight reduction.

Use the advanced search function on the dealers section and here in PB talk for more info.

Edit:pics!

Roguemag (http://www.theboatbroker.com/hoodoogun.jpg)

Wingless Roguemag with Rogue vert frame (http://www.automags.org/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=73197&stc=1)

Mag with Omega rail (http://server6.uploadit.org/files/Firefighter-Blue_Mag.JPG)

Logic rail and Logic vert frame (http://www.automags.org/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=70071&stc=1)

Thanks to the users for pics.

[GT]

only 2 aftermarket rails that are still in production:
rogue rail
Coolhand's rail

thats it, both are in the dealers forum

[tippmannsniper-]

one more thing can i put a logic forgrip on a stock rtp rail cause someone said i cant because the grill things are what hold the forgrip on and im taking them off is this true


and does a ule body come with detents

[MicroMiniMe]

The informant was correct. A stock RT rail is setup for a bracket that mounts the foregrip. But the rail is pretapped for a foregrip. You just punch through the thin bottom, but then you need either a flat topped ASA adapter or foregrip. The RT rail isn't dovetailed normally. Thats is why Roguefactors rails are milled up front on the sides. So normal ASA and forgrip fit perfectly.

[tippmannsniper-]

so what should i do get a vertical adapter or rogue rail
and how do i buy one of his rails how do i contact him

[SpecialBlend2786]

Just email him at RogueFactor@earthlink.net

You'll need a vertical adapter regardless. It just doesn't matter whether you use a dovetailed one or an RT style one. Ask Rogue for more info, he's a great guy. Very helpful.

[gorymonkey2]

how much are they