*NEW* Kel-Tec Extended Length Handguard -C / Cali / Canada / Hunter 20″ Barrels – OD Green

Description

Introducing the “Long” handguard for the Kel-tec RDB Cali / Canada / Hunter models in OD Green.

 

Designed specifically for the 20″ “featureless” models that have a stock like a hunting rifle, this is 3″ longer than the current RDB handguard and will extend out to the full length of those two weapons.

 

Order this if you have a Kel-Tec GREEN / ODG RDB that has a 20” Barrel and DOES NOT a Pistol Grip.

 

The California / Canada / Hunter model is different than the pistol grip models as I have to modify the rear mounting area to fit the traditional hunting rifle-type “featureless shell”.

 

These 6061-T6 Handguards will NOT fit your Survival 16″ or standard 17″ barrels nor will they fit an RDB with a pistol grip.  They also will not currently fit over a suppressor – we will start working on a suppressor-friendly long handguard soon.

 

These 6061-T6 Handguards will NOT fit your Survival 16″ or standard 17″ barrels.  They will not currently fit over a suppressor – we will start working on a suppressor-friendly long handguard soon.

 

Installation is simple.  We re-designed the front stay to allow the silver standoff to tap in as easily as the original Kel-Tec push pin.  We then added a tensioning set-screw on the bottom of the front stay to lock the standoff in position against the stay for a rock-solid lock-up.

 

To install, simply removing your original plastic rail.  Place the U-shaped stay PERFECTLY aligned around the gas block where the single push-pin holes are lined up.  Getting this off-center and forcing the standoff will damage these parts.  Using a brass or plastic or rubber mallet (NO hammers), tap the silver standoff through the u-shaped stay and the rifle’s push pin hole in the gas block until perfectly centered.

 

Tighten the bottom tensioning set screw – this already has yellow loctite on it.  It’s a 6-32 allen head screw.  When this is tight (8-12 inch pounds), remove the four 6-32 screws out of the front stay corners then slide the handguard on from front to rear, then re-insert all four screws.  Tighten all of these plus the rear 4 screws on the rear posts and you’re done.

 

If it takes more than 5 minutes or you don’t understand it or you feel like you are forcing it STOP and email me for assistance or take it to a local gunsmith.

 

Thanks for your business!