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| KS-12 TRSS ready to install. |
I just found out about the new KS-12 TRSS M-LOK rail offered by Kalashnikov-USA and order one right away.
The hand guard on my Saiga-12 was one of the main pain points of my gun. I couldn't find the right one. I went through a total of 4 hand guards! The original stock hand guard without a lower rail, one with a lower rail, the TAPCO Intrafuse Tri-Rail hand guard (to bulky) and the final hand guard I settled on was the KS12 Tactical Hand guard.
The polymer KS-12 Tactical was pretty good. It weights in at 10.4 ozs some drawbacks include the QD attachments don't work. I worked around that short coming by adding some QD cups. It was a great solution and felt pretty good looked nice.
Then the TRSS hit the market!
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| Removing the KS-12 Tactical Hand guard |
I removed the KS-12 Tactical hand guard and prepared the Saiga-12 for the TRSS install.
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| Test fit |
Put the TRSS on for a test fit and it slid on like a glove. Perfect fit! That's cool.
In order to bring the new hand guard up to par with the old one in terms of what is hanging off it I bought some rail segments and a QD sling mount.
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| All M-LOK rails and stuff added. |
All rails attached and accessories hung.
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| Sling attached |
Attached my sling. This is the holy grail of hand guards. It feels great and is very slim and versatile.
Finally my Saiga-12 is built the way I want it to be.
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| Tight interface to receiver. |
Thanks Kalashnikov USA for making this cool rail!
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| Even better fit after some adjustments made. |
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