- Protects rails from damage and protects shooters from rail edges.
- Prevents damage to skin, gear and clothing that contacts rail edges
- Rubbery grip surface for improved weapon control
- Easily trimmed for custom fitting
- Patent #6,725,594
Woodland CAMO color does not include green
MR. C –
THESE ARE THE GREATEST WPN MODS SINCE SLICE BREAD BUT… I RECOMMEND IF U R GOING TO DO A LOT OF SHOOTING, GET THE RAIL COVERS THAT HAVE THE FLAT/TEXTURED SURFACE FOR EVEN MORE HEAT PROTECTION. YOUR RAIL SYSTEM WILL STILL SOAK UP A LOT OF THE HEAT AND THESE RAIL COVERS DON’T PROVIDE ENOUGH PROTECTION FOR SUSTAINED, COMBAT SCENARIO, COMBAT SHOOTING/FIRE FIGHTS. THESE ARE GREAT FOR WHAT THEY CAN DO BUT IT ALL DEPENDS ON UR INTENDED USE & AMOUNT OF SHOOTING.
Lionel Hutz –
These are the classic AR/M4 accessory and a must have to protect the unused space of your Picatinny rails. They are low-profile and easy to cut down to any size. The surface is a hard rubber but not grippy like a soft rubber and not uncomfortable like a hard polymer. You can hold onto them in an emergency but as others have said I would buy the full rail covers for grip/hold space on your foregrip. These are used most frequently on your T-rails (upper rail).
Steve Nevil (verified owner) –
Ergo’s ladder covers are made out of santoprene, which is important: take it from someone who already threw away time and money on several attempts to find Amazon knockoff versions of these. This product is identical (if you consider the color options, it’s SUPERIOR) to Magpul’s, and offered at 1/3rd of the cost. They’re rigid enough to stay put, and soft enough to keep my rifle from feeling like a cheese grater and gradually chewing up gloves and stuff.
If I had one gripe, it would be the current inability to order these at specified lengths, instead of ordering a surplus and using a razor blade to cut-and-splice on the rail. Then again, no other company does that either… but it would be nice.