Troy Industries SOCC Gen2 BattleRail M-LOK FDE - Free Float Handguard - 12.5"

The Troy Industries Gen2 SOCC BattleRail free float handguard is built for professionals who need a handguard that fits any mil-spec barrel nut without a proprietary replacement, with built-in grip texturing at the primary hand contact positions and a full-length Picatinny top rail for accessory flexibility. Built for mil-spec AR-15 and M4 platforms, this free float handguard is machined from aircraft-grade 6061-T6 aluminum with a MIL-SPEC hardcoat anodized base and FDE Cerakote finish.

The Troy Industries Gen2 SOCC BattleRail is a 12.5-inch free float M-LOK handguard machined from aircraft-grade 6061-T6 aluminum with a MIL-SPEC hardcoat anodized base and FDE Cerakote finish, featuring a full-length Picatinny top rail, M-LOK slots, built-in texturing at the 3, 6, and 9 o'clock M-LOK panels, four anti-rotation QD sling swivel mounts, and a quad-clamp attachment system.

The quad-clamp mounting system attaches to any mil-spec AR-15 or M4 barrel nut without requiring a proprietary replacement — preserving existing barrel nut compatibility and simplifying installation. Built-in texturing along the 3, 6, and 9 o'clock M-LOK panels provides traction at all primary hand contact surfaces without requiring grip tape or separate panels. Four anti-rotation QD sling swivel mounts allow push-button sling attachment at multiple positions. Machined in Clarksville, Tennessee from American-sourced 6061-T6 aluminum. Limited lifetime warranty.

Compatible with any mil-spec AR-15 and M4 barrel nut. 12.5" length. FDE Cerakote finish. Limited lifetime warranty.

Aircraft-grade 6061-T6 aluminum. MIL-SPEC hardcoat anodize with FDE Cerakote. Full-length Picatinny top rail. M-LOK. Quad-clamp. Built-in texturing. Limited lifetime warranty.

Well suited for duty and professional AR-15 builds where a no-proprietary-barrel-nut free-float upgrade with built-in texturing is the requirement in FDE.

Troy Industries is a US-based manufacturer of AR-15 components machined in Clarksville, Tennessee.