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The Aim Sports Wraith is a free-float M-LOK handguard built to modernize a Mil-Spec AR-15 or M4 without draining your wallet. At 13.50 inches it stretches most of the way down a carbine or mid-length barrel, giving you a long, uninterrupted grip surface and enough M-LOK slots to hang whatever your build calls for. The aluminum body wears a Type III hard coat anodized finish in matte black, which is the same tough coating used on quality rails to shrug off wear, scuffs, and the occasional bump against the truck bed.
This one runs a free-float design, so the rail hangs off the barrel nut instead of touching the barrel. That keeps sling tension, bipod pressure, and your grip from tugging on the barrel, which is a real help for consistency downrange. It ships with a steel barrel nut and machined anti-rotation tabs, and a nice perk that builders keep pointing out is that there's no clocking or timing to fuss with. Thread the nut on, torque it to spec, slide the handguard over, and snug the mounting screws.
Up top you get a streamlined 1913 Picatinny rail that lines up with your upper receiver, so backup irons and optics sit where they should. Around the sides and bottom you've got seven rows of M-LOK mounting surface for lights, lasers, hand stops, QD sling mounts, and bipods. The 13.50-inch length is a sweet spot for a lot of folks since it tucks the low-profile gas block out of sight and puts more rail forward of where your support hand naturally rides.
The Wraith is designed to work with low-profile gas blocks and fits most Mil-Spec uppers, making it a straightforward swap from a plastic drop-in or older delta ring setup. Builders regularly describe it as light, rigid, and cleanly machined with no sharp edges. One tip worth passing along: the Picatinny slots run tight, so if you're mounting a folding front sight, take your time seating it rather than forcing it.
No. The Wraith uses a design where you thread the steel barrel nut on, torque it to spec, and slide the handguard over it without clocking or timing. That, along with the anti-rotation tabs, is one of the reasons builders find it so quick to install compared to some free-float rails.
It's built to fit most Mil-Spec AR-15/M4 upper receivers and works with a low-profile gas block. If your rifle is running a standard front sight base or a full-size gas block, you'll want to swap to a low-profile block first so the rail clears it. The 13.50-inch length suits carbine, mid-length, and longer barrel setups nicely.
You've got seven rows of M-LOK slots around the sides and bottom for lights, lasers, hand stops, QD sling mounts, and bipods. Up top there's a 1913 Picatinny rail that aligns with your receiver for optics and backup iron sights. It gives you plenty of real estate for a fully kitted build.
The Wraith ships with a lightened steel barrel nut, so you get the strength of steel without a big weight penalty. The handguard body itself is aluminum with a hard coat anodized finish, keeping the whole package light and rigid on the rifle.
| UPC | 815879015709 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | USAS002 |
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