This 7 inch freefloat handguard features a monolithic top rail and honeycomb pattern design. Constructed from lightweight 6061 aluminum with anodized bronze finish. M-Lok compatible slots provide modular accessory attachment. Compatible with AR-15 platforms. The freefloat design isolates the barrel from external contact.
The continuous top Picatinny rail provides uninterrupted mounting surface from receiver to handguard end. This allows optics and accessories to mount across the rail length without gaps. The monolithic design maintains consistent rail height for zero retention and seamless accessory integration.
The honeycomb pattern reduces material weight without compromising structural integrity. The design provides visual distinction from standard handguard profiles. The pattern contributes to heat dissipation during sustained use while maintaining structural strength for tactical applications.
The handguard features M-Lok compatible slots for modular accessory placement. M-Lok mounting allows easy attachment of various accessories for enhanced firearm customization. The system provides secure attachment points without adding bulk to the handguard profile.
The anodized bronze finish provides protection against wear and corrosion. The finish offers surface protection in varied environmental conditions. The coating adds aesthetic appeal while maintaining durability for reliable performance.
Verify AR-15 upper receiver compatibility before installation. Follow manufacturer torque specifications during installation. Ensure secure mounting before use. Follow safe handling and manufacturer instructions. Ensure compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local laws.
Platform: AR-15
Color: Bronze
Material: 6061 Aluminum
Anodized: Yes
Handguard Style: Free Float
Series: Air Lite "Honeycomb"
Length: 7 inches
Monolithic Top Rail: Yes
Mounting Compatibility: M-Lok
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