Hey,
So I've read alot of reasoning as to why the triangular handguard was ditched including: larger profile = more breakage when hitting the dirt, barrel width, cost of making 2 parts instead of just one to make tubular handguard etc.
My question - what was the original reasoning behind making them triangular in shape? Ergonomics? Heat dissipation? Look cool?
So I've read alot of reasoning as to why the triangular handguard was ditched including: larger profile = more breakage when hitting the dirt, barrel width, cost of making 2 parts instead of just one to make tubular handguard etc.
My question - what was the original reasoning behind making them triangular in shape? Ergonomics? Heat dissipation? Look cool?