Description
FROM KNIGHT’S ARMAMENT:
Free Float Rifle RAS
PN:21318
The KAC Rifle Length Free Float RAS (Rail Adapter System) features full length mil-spec M1913 Picatinny rails at the 12-, 3-, 6-, and 9 o’clock positions, making it compatible with any number of rail-mounted tactical accessories. The rail free floats the barrel, allowing for consistent barrel harmonics upon firing, and thus increased accuracy potential. Includes three KAC 11 Rib Rail Panels.
Rifle Requirements: This Free Float RAS requires that the rifle have a carbine or mid length gas system and a low-profile gas block. Disassembly of the rifle’s gas system and removal of the factory barrel nut will be necessary. This fore end uses a proprietary barrel nut that may be installed using a standard AR-15 armorer’s barrel nut wrench (sold separately). For AR-15/SR-15 based platforms only; not compatible with SR-25 variants. Installation instructions are included.
Specifications
Weight: 16.3oz
Length: 12″
Brand
Knights Armament Company
Knight’s Armament Company has a consistent theme to all firearm product lines: optimized performance for the individual user through evolutionary design. This commitment is recognized in the major categories: performance, reliability, adaptability, ergonomics, and weight. KAC was one of the first companies to implement ambidextrous controls on production firearms, and we continue to evolve and perfect user-interface points to promote safety, confidence in manipulation, and intuitive application. The evolution of operating systems and major force-bearing parts in KAC firearms provides the user with unparalleled system life and extended reliability and operational robustness. As one of the original creators of accessory mounting and modular interface systems, KAC continues to improve the ability of the user to configure their system to best match the mission, expectation, and application of the firearm. KAC is committed to providing an “out of the box” optimized product for the most critical tasks.
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