JL Billet 8" AR15 MLA Free-Float M-Lok Angled Handguard
The continuous top rail allows you to mount iron sights, optics and any other accessories without additional rail sections. The M-Lok system allows users to customize the handguard with rail sections and direct mount accessories. The handguard is constructed of 6061-T6 aircraft aluminum and has an optional finish with a Mil-Spec type III hard coat black anodizing, see check box below to add hard anodize.
The MLA has a precision bore to fit the proprietary barrel nut which removes any unwanted play and ensure an exact fit!! Installation requires a 1-1/8" Crows Foot wrench (not included) for the barrel nut; standard AR-15 barrel nut wrenches will not work with this handguard system. The handguard is secured to the barrel nut by 2 10/32 allen screws, stainless steel key seat lock, and anti-slip helicoils.
Technical Information:
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Material: Hard coat anodized aluminum handguard, aluminum barrel nut
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Precision bore
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1913 Picatinny continuous top rail
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Accepts M-Lok rail sections & accessories (2 x 5 slot sections included)
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Requires 1-1/8" Crows Foot wrench and medium strength thread locker (not included)
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Weight is 5.0 oz. without barrel nut
- Does not fit with Adams Arms piston system
Download Installation Instructions
1 Review
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Top notch customer service excellent product
I emailed them asking when they might have some more of the 8 inch handguard in raw back in stock. She said that it could be a while, but that she would look to see if there might be one hiding around somewhere. Seems like the stars where in my favor. I soon got a email saying they had found one. It seems they where working on their site and where having issues with putting the item back in stock so that I could make the purchase. Eventually I was told to just go ahead and buy the anodized black and that I would be refunded the 10 dollars for the anodizing in 2 days. Made the purchase. Item shipped that day arriving at my door in 3 business days. Will be buying more JL Billet items soon.
