Fyland Picatinny Rail Section Compatible with Systems 5-Slot 7-Slot 13-Slot Aluminum Picatinny Rail with Allen Wrench, 8 T-Nuts and 8 Screws

Was easy to install on my mlok guard and seems very sturdy. I was glad to see that they were flat black and not a glossy finish. I mounted my Olight Odin Tactical Flashlight with no issues. Great value!

I am surprised that these turn out to be very good quality. The steel nuts and screws fit and seem sturdy. The aluminum rails seem pretty decent, too. The dimensions seem good. The rail fit snugly and tighten down on my rifle just fine. I don't know how tough everything really is unless I drop-test them.

Not wanting to pay 20-40$ each for more name brand M-lok rails, I gave these a try.Having just installed the long one with zero rounds fired, the actual rails fit and finish is nice and they mate up nicely and color match pretty well with my BCM MCMR. No complaints there.The hardware however... in particular the screws, they are a star pattern and seem to be made out of some pretty soft metal. I half stripped one just tightening it down for the first time. Next time I have to remove it (or if it backs out on its own) I will replace it with one of the extras that were (thankfully) included.Further, at least compared to the one BCM rail that I have, the screw heads and countersunk holes in these rails are smaller, so the nicer BCM hardware wont work, or at the very least won't sit below flush on the rail since the holes aren't wide enough for them to do so.So, if I could find some nicer allen screws of the same dimensions I would be 100% confident for any application; as it is I would recommend these for something you plan to configure and then leave for long periods of time (which is a lot of stuff, to be fair) but if you think you are going to use these with something you might be re-configuring often, I would spring for the Magpul or BCM.

So first off Rail Sections are hard to mess up so when you find some that are budget friendly and work that's a 2 thumbs.I bought these for a 16" AR-15 that I've been working on and the rail section pictured will be mounted with a Flash Light. Fitment was precise (there is a small bulge on the side that touches the rail that will help lock them into place) and easy. It includes 2 Allen Keys just in case you were to lose one and a bunch of extra Hardware. This is good for me because I'm always dropping and losing little screws 😂 The other Longer rail sections can be used for anything that uses a picitiny attachment.Only thing I would have done differently with these if I made them would be to add some of the thread locker to hold in place. But for less than $20 for 3 rails I really cant complain and won't take a star off for that.In conclusion these are fantastic for the money and after a this last weekend at the Range (500rds or so) the screws stayed in place.

Have had no problems with this. The mlok are just a little time consuming to line up the inside part but so is everyone's mlok .

These are beautifully crafted in aluminium. Don't know how they can sell these at such a low price

The media could not be loaded.  I have a firearms channel over on YouTube and have been testing various products for years. A representative from Fyland reached out to me to see if I would be interested in testing Fyland aluminum picatinny rails. I was actually in needs of some pic rails for my .224 Valk rifle so I said yes. Right out of the box I was impressed with the fact that Fyland gives you an extra set of 6 screws and MLOK nuts in case you should lose or misplace any. The fit and finish on these rails is top notch and the mounting via the MLOK system is very easy to use and took me about two minutes tops to mount. The rails have a nice, durable coating and perfect rails cuts on them. For under $20 these easily rival Magpul (and I am a lifelong Magpul customer, too!). Check them out and I think you will be happy!

Great price, installed on my mloc rail easily. I dont forsee any problems as this is well made.Also includes extra screws.