In this episode of our ultimate AR9 guide, we explore the unique handguard options designed specifically for PCCs. C.J. from AT3 Tactical breaks down their importance in protecting your hands from barrel heat while providing versatile attachment points for accessories. Find the perfect handguard that suits your shooting style!
⏱️ Timestamps:
00:00 – Introduction
00:19 – What Is A Handguard?
00:49 – Drop-in VS Freeflaot
01:41 – Do You NEED a Spisific 9mm Handguard?
02:02 – What to look for in PCC handguards
03:54 – Suppressor ready handguards
04:40 – Picatinny VS M-Lok
6:39 – The Look of The Handguard
07:37 – Our Handgaurd Choice
08:08 – Choosing the right Trigger
🔑 Key Takeaways
– Handguards protect against barrel heat.
– They provide mounting options for accessories.
– Choosing the right handguard enhances your shooting experience and the looks of your gun.
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I need help understanding barrel nuts. I have a dedicated 9mm upper and I can’t find any other handguards that attach to this barrel nut, their all ar15 hanguards, can I replace this barrel nut with one that will work with ar15 handguards?
Im a litte confised and I think there was some contradiction about the suppresor ready section with the "integrated" look. You said you want to add your barrel length and supressor then get a handguard that is one inch shorter than the combined length of the two. But before that you said that you want the end of the barrel to protrude passed the handguard, that would then eliminate the "integrated" look. Unless I am mis understanding somewhere. Then the red hand guard shown wtih the supressor is atleast 3-4 inches shorter than the suppresor.
While mounting a light on my handguard using the M-Lok slots, I found that the machine screw and t-nut was touching the gas piston and gas block when I mounted it midway of the handguard. So, I ended up putting the light at the end of the handguard where there is just barrel. But if I want to mount a short Pic rail on it, I will encounter the same clearance problem.
Just a heads-up and something to consider.
Great explanation of handguards and the utilization of each one.
Where is Randy?
My 9mm Sig MPX is a gas operated-closed bolt PCC.