Magpul Ladder Rail Cover
With all the crazy options that are out there today for rail covers, the Magpul Ladder Rail Cover stands out by virtue of its simplicity and minimalist profile. With handguard diameters getting smaller, you can still keep your quad railed forend relevent by keeping it as slim as possible while covering the precision machined mounting interfaces on your M1913 Picatinny rails.
The rubbery Santoprene material in these Magpul Rail Covers provide insulation from heat while improving your grip. They functions great, are easy to trim, and look awesome. Each of the Ladder Rail Covers fit 18 slots on your Picatinny rail. Don't forget to protect any exposed top rail on your receiver as well- any unused rail space should be protected with these Magpul Rail Covers.
Features
- Provides a very low profile grip.
- Protects the operator from sharp rail edges.
- Protects unmounted rail areas from damage.
- Prevents damage to gear, such as rappelling ropes, that may be abraded or cut by uncovered rail sections.
- Can be installed or removed from top rail without removing handguard from weapon.
- Sold in single strips.
Magpul Rail Covers are Made in USA!
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Reviews
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magpul ladder rail protector
These low profile polymer rail covers are just the ticket. Easy to put on...but hard to take off and that is a good thing. I like them because the aren't bulky and they are streamlined so the don't snag on my sling or chest rig. Each panel covers 7 inches or "rail estate".
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Easy to use but not sufficient for rapid fire
These covers look good and are easy to use and customize to your liking. But I tried running them on an SBR with a suppressor, a setup which gets very hot with rapid fire. Needless to say they don't provide enough protection from the heat. If you just shoot from the bench, slowly, you won't have a problem. But if you use your rifle hard, try other covers instead.
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Low Profile Protection
I've always been impressed with Magpul's products and this one is no different. This is a very flexible polymer material, but it grips the rail very tightly and stays put until you pull it off. I run these ladders on the top of my rails to both protect the rails and to keep my hands and gear from getting beat from the sometimes sharp edges of rails. These rails are very easy to cut to the desired size and once in place you can just forget about them. They are a must have for any rail system that you're trying to keep pretty low profile, but still protect your hands from.