These two GG&G FIRE System rails were designed to mount easily over the integral rails of the M16/AR-15 flat top receiver and work in conjunction with our MAD or A2 Style BUIS flip-up rear sights. As they raise the line of sight by ½- inch, they offer a proper cheek weld when optical devices are attached. In addition, they serve to protect the flat top receiver’s integral rails from the wear associated with quick-release-type mounts. The Scout length rail extends 2 inches beyond the handguards and clears the M4 forearm. It was developed to accommodate long-eye-relief “scout”-type scopes and also Aimpoint red dot sights with night vision monoculars mounted to their rear. The standard length rail has been employed mainly as a riser for conventional optical sights. Manufactured from 6061 T6 aluminum alloy, black hard-coat anodized, all of the GG&G FIRE System rails meet MIL-STD-1913. These rails lock onto the flat top receiver by means of a locking side bar and two socket head screws. This provides both a positive and perfectly aligned lock-up even on well-worn receiver rails. The socket head wrench required for installation is included.

The GG&G Trijicon Reflex Scout Rail and adapter consists of a standard GG&G Scout Rail which is pre-drilled for a special adapter that provides for the rigid mounting of the Reflex Sight at the front end of the rail. When the Reflex Sight is mounted in this manner either of the GG&G flip up rear iron sights can be used to sight through the Reflex Sight to the front sight if the need should arise. With the long eye relief capability of the Trijicon Reflex Sight, we have found that this position works very well. In addition to providing a durable and rigid mounting surface, this set up provides enough rail space to mount a night vision pocket scope, such as the ITT 6015/PVS14, behind the Reflex Sight.

The GS-1 FIRE System rail was designed for mounting a conventional-type scope on the M16/AR15. It provides significantly longer eye relief for a proper scope/operator interface and the capability of attaching additional optical devices, such as a night vision monocular. The back of the rail has been tapered to blend with the rear of the upper receiver and is not designed to mount a BUIS flip-up rear sight. It extends 3 inches over the handguards and clears the M4 forearm. Manufactured from 6061 T6 aluminum alloy, black hard-coat anodized, the GS-1 rail meets MIL-STD-1913. As with the other FIRE System rails, it locks onto the flat top receiver by means of a locking side bar and two socket head screws. It’s available, on request, with 20 MOA of elevation built in.

Mil-Spec Forged 7075 Aluminum A3 Upper Receiver With Correctly Cut Feed Ramps For Military Type M Barrels. Complete With Forward Assist And Ejection Port Cover. Upper Receiver Is T-Marked
A2 Back Up Iron Sight With Locking Detent.
14.5 Inch Set Up Includes A 14.5 Inch Chrome Moly M203 Contoured Barrel With 1-7 Twist Rate And Flash Hider. Barrel And Chamber Are Chrome Lined And Have Been High Pressure And Magnetic Particle Tested. All NFA Rules Apply.

Whether you’re deploying with an EOTech Holo Sight or an Aimpoint red dot sight, what you most certainly do not want in the center of your field of view is the back of the M16/AR15 front sight casting. The answer to that dilemma is to have it completely removed and replaced with a GG&G Tactical Modular Flip Up Front Sight. Manufactured from 4140 chrome moly steel and finished by a mil spec manganese phosphate process, this rugged unit uses the M16A2 square front post, which is adjustable for elevation zero. Protective ears are provided for the sight with gripping serrations to more easily raise and lower the sight assembly. This sight is now equipped with a spring-loaded locking detent button to prevent accidental lowering of the unit. Further, the sight now comes with a standard 1¼-inch, ambidextrous sling swivel that bolts to the unit. Additionally, there is a provision for the easy attachment of an optional MIL-STD-1913, ambidextrous 1½-inch long dovetail for mounting flashlights, LAMs and other small accessories onto to the gas block base. Your upper receiver must be sent to us for installation of this product.

In keeping with one of our primary goals, “maximize product flexibility”, the new GG&G Modular Tactical Free Floating Forearm offers the most user accommodating tactical forearm in the world today. The Modular Tactical Free Floating Forearm is easily installed on AR15/M16 carbine length barrels. As with other free float versions in the market place, the barrel has to be removed from the receiver for installation. The two halves of the GG&G forearm frame are installed onto the barrel nut with a rigid attachment method. The innovative attachment provides for a full floating barrel. Unlike other models the installation does not require removal of the front sight. Once installed back onto the receiver the Modular Tactical Free Floating Forearm is now ready to be outfitted with the rails and forearm panels installed in the locations that best suit your accessories, mission requirements and shooting style. The unique design of this forearm, and rail system allow the end user to place rails and forearm panels at all twelve clock positions.

The kit comes complete with all mounting hardware and the following components: Free floating forearm assembly, (1) full and (1) half-top and bottom rails, (2) half-top and bottom forearm panels (two halves placed together make a full forearm panel), (2) half-side rails, (1) half-offset side rail (ambidextrous design), and (2) half-side forearm panels. The kit also includes a torx wrench. If by chance you need an additional rail or forearm panel, they are available as an option.

“Maximize product flexibility” is one of our most important company goals. In keeping with that goal, the new GG&G Modular Tactical Forearm is the most user accommodating non-free floating tactical forearm in the world today. The Modular Tactical Forearm is easily installed on AR15/M16 carbine length barrels including A2 carry handle configurations. All that is required to install this rugged lightweight forearm is the removal of the existing polymer forearm pieces. The two halves of the Modular Tactical Forearm frame are installed beneath the delta ring onto the barrel nut with a rigid attachment method. The front of the forearm is installed under the handguard cap. The innovative attachment method provides a rock solid attachment. The installation does not require removal of the front sight or the muzzle brake on post ban models. Once installed the GG&G Modular Tactical Forearm is ready to be outfitted with the rails and forearm panels installed in the locations that best suit your accessories, mission requirements and shooting style. The unique design of this forearm and rail system allow the end user to place rails and forearm panels at all twelve clock positions.

The kit comes complete with all mounting hardware and the following components:
(1) basic forearm assembly, (1) full and (2) half-top and bottom rails (two halves placed together make a full rail), (2) half-top and bottom forearm panels (two halves placed together make a full forearm panel), (2) half-side rails, (1) half-offset side rail (ambidextrous design), and (2) half-side forearm panels. The kit also includes a torx wrench. If by chance you need an additional rail or forearm panel, they are available as an option.

Many shooters feel the standard AR-10 and AR15 removable front sights are cumbersome to use, too easily misplaced, and distracting when optical sights are deployed. The New GG&G Flip Up Front Sight For Dovetailed Gas Blocks is easy to install and simple to deploy. It now is improved with a mechanical locking detent. It can easily be installed by the operator onto the AR-10’s gas block – and that of most AR-15 types - with only a cap screw wrench, which is included. Once installed, it can remain in place as it can be raised or lowered instantly. With the new mechanical locking detent, the front sight cannot be accidentally lowered. To lower the sight the operator only has to push a button. When in the upright position it provides the same command height as the original AR-10 or AR15/M16 front sight. We use standard sight components in this fine sight. This rugged sight is manufactured from 4140 billet steel and is manganese phosphated black to mil spec.

The A2 BUIS can be used as a stand-alone sight or in conjunction with one of our FIRE System rails. The A2 BUIS can be used as a co-witness iron sight with most of the red dot sighting systems. This sight features the standard A2-style double peep aperture and has full windage adjustment. It uses the Colt-style windage knob and windage screw. One click of the windage knob provides approximately 0.48 MOA change when mounted on the M16A2E4 rifle and about 0.65 MOA on the M4 carbine. Initial zero is set by adjusting the weapons fronts sight post. When in the down position, it will clear most optics.
As an option you can request the XS same plane aperture be installed. Except for the Ashley same plane aperture, all sight components are standard M16A2 sight components. The A2 BUIS mount body and sight stem are manufactured from 6061 T6 aluminum and black hard-coat anodized per mil spec.

Many shooters feel the standard AR-10 and AR15 removable front sights are cumbersome to use, too easily misplaced, and distracting when optical sights are deployed. The New GG&G Flip Up Front Sight For Dovetailed Gas Blocks is easy to install and simple to deploy. It now is improved with a mechanical locking detent. It can easily be installed by the operator onto the AR-10’s gas block – and that of most AR-15 types - with only a cap screw wrench, which is included. Once installed, it can remain in place as it can be raised or lowered instantly. With the new mechanical locking detent, the front sight cannot be accidentally lowered. To lower the sight the operator only has to push a button. When in the upright position it provides the same command height as the original AR-10 or AR15/M16 front sight. We use standard sight components in this fine sight. This rugged sight is manufactured from 4140 billet steel and is manganese phosphated black to mil spec.

The Spring Actuated A2 BUIS can be used as a stand-alone sight or in conjunction with one of our interface rails.  It can also be used as a co-witness iron sight with most red dot sighting systems.  Weighing in at just over four ounces, this sight features the standard military A2-style double peep aperture which allows for end user known point of impact. The sight has full windage adjustment with standard military windage knob and windage screw.  No need to retrain when using this sight. One click of the windage knob provides approximately 0.48 MOA change when mounted on the M16A2E4 rifle and about 0.65 MOA on the M4 carbine. Initial zero is set by adjusting the weapons front sight post.  It is low profile so that when in the down position, it will clear most optics. The mount body and sight stem are manufactured from solid billet  6061 T6 aluminum alloy and are Type III hard coat anodized in a non-reflective black mil-spec finish to provide combat durability.  All steel components are black manganese phosphated per mil spec.

The New GG&G Spring Actuated Flip Up Front Sight is the latest evolution in our Flip Up Front Sight product line. With just a push of a button the front sight can quickly be deployed on target. With the introduction of the Spring Actuated A2 BUIS it was only a natural progression to provide our customers with a flip up front sight with the same features and benefits. The unique and proprietary design of the mechanism allows the actuator spring and mechanical components to be captivated and therefore not be open to environmental elements. The sight not only springs into an on target position with just the push of the actuator button, but it also locks solidly into the upright on target position. Another push of the button and the lock is released allowing you to set the sight into the locked down position. The sight cannot be folded down without depressing the actuator button located on the left side of the sight base. This totally eliminates the possibility of accidentally lowering the sight. With the actuator button located on the left side it can be easily operated with the off hand, leaving the fire control hand in the proper position.

We re-designed and streamlined the overall appearance and updated the locking detent mechanism. The sight is still manufactured from 4140 chrome moly billet steel and finished by a mil-spec manganese phosphate process. The M16A2 square front sight post is used, which is adjustable for elevation zero. Protective ears are provided for the sight with gripping serrations to more easily raise and lower the sight assembly. The redesigned mechanical lock is a spring-loaded, positive wedge lock detent system that keeps the front sight in the up position preventing accidental lowering of the unit while maintaining on target repeatability. The locking system is designed to be operated with one hand so that the fire control hand does not need to be removed from the weapons fire control system to deploy or lower the sight.

With the development of our proprietary Accucam Quick Detach Locking Lever System we are now able to fill many Quick Detach mounting requirements. Two new mounts added for 2007 are the Accucam Quick Detach Standard Rail and the Accucam Quick Detach Base With Integral 30mm Rings. The Accucam QD Integral Ring Base is available in two different heights to accommodate proper cheek welds. One is specifically for the AR15/M16 weapon system and one is for bolt guns.

The Accucam Standard Rail is five inches long with its rail manufactured to MIL-STD 1913. It adds 1/2 inch to the height of the mounting platform.
 

The GG&G D&D (“Down and Dirty”) flashlight mount provides a quick and inexpensive method of mounting a tactical flash light onto the lower handguard using simple hand tools. The D&D will accept either the popular SUREFIRE 6P or any 1" Flashlight. Lights of this type are most definitely not aiming devices. They do not replace the weapon's sights. These lights are used to illuminate the target and permit proper target identification, to prevent popping a family member or fellow officer. They backlight the weapon's sights and permit their proper use. If powerful enough, they can also be used to momentarily blind your opponent. Remember that self-luminous tritium sights do not assist target identification in total darkness.
Once the D&D and flashlight are properly in place, the knuckle of the support hand’s index finger is used to momentarily activate the flashlight. If the constant-on function is required, the operator can rotate the SURE-FIRE 6P’s end cap or push with greater force against the rear end of the Streamlight Stinger to engage its constant-on function. Common sense is required in the tactical application of flashlights. They should be turned on only long enough to identify a potential target -- fire, if required -- then turn the light off and move. In the presence of potential danger, these devices should never be used as searchlights to visually clear an area. They will only serve to compromise the mission and draw fire if used indiscriminately. GG&G’s D&D flashlight mount is manufactured from 6061 T6 aluminum alloy and is hard-coat anodized flat black per mil spec.

Flashlights attached to a shoulder-mounted weapon or used in conjunction with a handgun must be powerful. Recently surging forward in this area is Insight Technology. Their M3 Tactical Illuminator weighs only 3.3 ounces with batteries and measures but 3.4 inches in length and about 1.5 inches in height and width. Yet, using a tungsten halogen, xenon- filled bulb, the unit delivers an amazing 80-90 lumens of white light. Originally introduced with an interface only for handguns, the M3 Tactical Illuminator is an excellent illumination alternative for shoulder-mounted weaponry. Designing mounts for the M3 was a demanding challenge as they had to be every bit as compact and lightweight as the M3 itself. Our M3 Tactical Illuminator mounting rails are machined from 6061 T6 aircraft grade aluminum alloy using modern CNC machinery. They are all hard-coat anodized matte black to mil spec. The mounting rail for the M16/AR-15 series of rifles can be easily installed by the operator with basic hand tools or purchased from us already installed on a new set of standard M16A2 or M4 handguards. If operator installed, we recommend that the rail be attached to the handguard in a location where both the momentary-on (rotate counter-clockwise) and constant-on (rotate clockwise) switch assembly can be reached by the thumb of the support hand. For a right-handed operator, this will usually be on the front of the top handguard just to the right of the centerline.

The new M3 Tactical Illuminator adapter rail for dovetail installation on such systems as the Knight Armaments Company’s “RIS” or “RAS” forearms or the D.S. Arms rail units for the FN FAL series can be easily installed and provides a solid and sturdy mounting base for the M3. This clever squeeze rail design will also fit on mil spec 1913 and other “Weaver”-type dovetails. Both the adapter rail and the M3 Tactical Illuminator can be easily installed or removed. This new GG&G adapter is manufactured from 6061 T6 aluminum and is hard-anodized matte black.

The new GG&G Offset Tactical Flashlight Mount For Use With Vertical Foregrips can be mounted on the GG&G UFIR, GG&G Modular Tactical Forearm, and other MIL-STD 1913 rail systems. This ambidextrous mount is attached by means of a squeeze rail. Manufactured from aircraft grade 6061 aluminum alloy, it has been hard-coat anodized per mil spec.

The Improved GG&G Vertical Foregrip is now manufactured with a waterproof compartment in the core of the vertical foregrip. This compartment is now large enough to hold two 3V Lithium batteries or two 1.5 N batteries or two AA batteries as shown in the above photograph. It will also accommodate firing pins, ejectors, extractors or other small replacement parts for your weapon system. Unlike other foregrips in the market place which are molded from plastic, all parts of the GG&G Vertical Foregrip are CNC machined from solid black Acetal cold polymer and most importantly are MADE IN AMERICA. The waterproof compartment is accessed by an “O” ring sealed cap which has an easy to use coin slot for tightening or loosening. This rugged vertical foregrip is 4.5" in length and 1.250" in diameter. A separate “O” ring seals the threaded core from the environment.

GG&G has recently introduced an inexpensive Under Forearm Integrated Rail (UFIR) that permits instant installation and removal of a number of different vertical foregrips on the AR15/M16 weapon series, as well as flashlights and numerous other accessories. The GG&G UFIR can easily be installed onto the underside of an AR15/M16 foregrip, standard or M4, using simple hand tools and a small amount of 262 Loctite. The three point mounting system insures a solid, rugged mounting platform. Installation does not require permanent alteration to the foregrip. Detailed instructions and all of the parts required are supplied in the kit. The UFIR is manufactured from 6061 T6 aluminum, is hard coat anodized flat black per mil spec and is machined to MIL-STD-1913 specifications.

Our “Sling Things” provide a lightweight, durable, easy-to-install and inexpensive method to do so. Both our standard front Sling Thing and front QD (Quick Detachable) Sling Thing install easily onto the M16/AR15’s “A-frame” front sight assembly, on either the right or left sides using socket head cap screws. Mounted high in this manner “rifle roll” is completely prevented. The rear Sling Thing is designed for easy attachment to the M16/AR15 collapsible stock. There are versions to fit either aluminum or synthetic types. The standard Sling Thing uses Colt 1¼-inch sling swivels. Our QD model utilizes sturdy Uncle Mike’s 1¼-inch QD sling swivels. Manufactured from tough 6061 T6 aluminum, the Sling Thing is black hard-coat anodized. Both models are compatible with the SUREFIRE Millenium flashlight forearm.

Single point tactical slings using HK Style snap hooks attached to shotguns such as the highly regarded and widely used Remington 870 and Mossberg 590, have become very popular in both military and law enforcement special operations circles. Because of the lack of an alternative method, most shooters have just clipped into a standard sling swivel. Although this works, it is noisy and provides a loose and sloppy sling attachment.

The LMT SOPMOD Stock is one of the most sought after AR15/M16 collapsible stocks available today. Special Operation Teams around the world use them. Our Standard Rear Sling has been a standard in the industry for ten years, we sell thousands of them, along with our Rear Sling Thing QD and The Rear Sling For Quick Clips. The problem is they don’t fit the combat tested LMT SOPMOD Stock. We felt it was time to fix that.

The LMT SOPMOD Stock is one of the most sought after AR15/M16 collapsible stocks available today. Special Operation Teams around the world use them. Our Standard Rear Sling has been a standard in the industry for ten years, we sell thousands of them, along with our Rear Sling Thing QD and The Rear Sling For Quick Clips. The problem is they don’t fit the combat tested LMT SOPMOD Stock. We felt it was time to fix that.

The new series of GG&G Receiver End Plate Sling Adapters can also be used to attach a conventional sling in conjunction with the front sling swivel. A significant advantage of this set up is that expanding or collapsing the buttstock does not affect the sling length. If you wear body armor, a tactical vest or a jacket, you no longer need to re-adjust the sling length due to the extra apparel.

The new receiver end plate has an integral sling mounting point capable of accepting 1-1/4 inch wide webbing such as the Wilderness Single Point Tactical Sling. All of the new series of GG&G Receiver End Plate Sling Adapters can also be used to attach conventional slings in conjunction with the weapons front sling swivel. The GG&G AR15-M16 Receiver End Plate Sling Adapter For Fixed Stocks is machined from 7075 aluminum and is hard anodized matte black and is available in right and left hand configurations.

Certain local, state and federal agencies have now established policies indicating that if a tool needs to be used to remove a part of the weapon to install a new accessory it cannot be done unless the gun is sent to the agency's armorer or gunsmith for the installation. This has caused a problem for some agencies do to time constraints and the absence of local agency armorers. GG&G has developed the New Agency Rear Sling Adapter to assist the agencies with this issue. This new GG&G Agency Rear Sling Adapter only requires that the rear assembly of the collapsible buttstock be removed. No tools required. The new adapter then slides over the tube and, once in proper position securely tightens behind the castle lock nut as shown in the photos. The system uses two socket head screws for fastening, so that once tightened there is no chance the sling adapter will come loose. The Agency Rear Sling Adapter is available in both left and right hand versions. It is manufactured for professional use from 7075 aluminum and hard anodized to meet Mil-Specs. A 9/64" wrench is included for your convenience.