Geissele Automatics M-LOK Rail Panels (Color: Black)

Features

• Polymer construction
• Aggressive texturing
• Durable polymer locking mechanism
• Pack of 6

Designed for the URGI rail (Upper Receiver Group Improved), the Geissele Rail Panels feature an aggressive texture that greatly increases the ability to grip and handle your carbine and are made from a carefully selected defense grade polymer that is not only proven for its durability under hard use but also its ability to act as a heat shield. Geissele Rail Panels are available in Black and DDC.

Manufacturer: Geissele Automatics

Specifications:

Material: Polymer

NOTE: Geissele Rail Panels are designed to work with Geisseles Super Modular Rails. Compatibility with other rails are unknown.

About Geissele Automatics

THE GEISSELE MISSIONTo prove, every day, that the Golden Rule works: "Do to others as you would have them do to you" Luke 6:31."We Manufacture Confidence" FOR THE COMPETITORGeissele Automatics was established in 2004 as a manufacturer of trigger mechanisms for the AR15 rifle. Our first trigger, the Hi-Speed National Match, was designed by our Founder, Bill Geissele, for CMP and NRA Hi-Power Rifle competition.FOR THE WARFIGHTERAlthough designed for target shooting, the Geissele Hi-Speed trigger was found by the U.S. Military to have applications in semi-automatic sniper weapons. In 2005 Geissele Automatics received a request from the Department of Defense: "Can you build us a select-fire trigger that is as good as your Hi-Speed?" In response, Bill designed the Geissele Super Select-Fire trigger (SSF). After rigorous testing the SSF was adopted by entities in the U.S. Special Operations community and has become their trigger of choice for M4 carbine based weapons.FOR THE PROTECTORA derivative of the SSF trigger was developed to meet the needs of law enforcement and civilians who do not need select-fire capability. This trigger, the Super Semi-Automatic (SSA,) combines stellar performance with the safety, reliability and forgiveness for which 2 stage triggers are known.