BluRidgDav
New member
The KSG has an aluminum picatinny top rail for mounting sights, etc. It also has a polymer rail as part of the fore-end under the dual magazine tubes. Many KSG owners mount vertical fore-grips, which are used to help cycle (pump) the action. But, I have personally seen one KSG that had broken "teeth" on it's lower polymer rail, and I have read of at least a few more broken rails, due to vertical fore-grips that concentrate the force of pumping the action onto too few teeth.
Which fore-grips will work without breakage, and which models should be avoided?
I have even seen an after-market full-length aluminum "over-rail" that provides a metal interface for reinforcement. Is this necessary?
Thanx, Dave.
Which fore-grips will work without breakage, and which models should be avoided?
I have even seen an after-market full-length aluminum "over-rail" that provides a metal interface for reinforcement. Is this necessary?
Thanx, Dave.