Matrix CNC Aluminum Railed Handguard for G36 Series Airsoft Rifles (Length: 10" / G36K)

"bought for my HK Kwa g36c and it doesn't fit. but with a little file it will be looking real good. looks good and feels good

"If you are wondering whether or not to buy this, don't think twice and just do it. Make sure your barrel is long enough before you buy it. The weight and quality of it is perfect. Hold on to the pin, because this won't come with one. Also, slip the pin in and out a few times to break it in before putting it on your gun, otherwise the pin won't go through even when you align it. Battery space is an improvement. Just get a vertical grip or rail covers, or the rails can hurt you hands over time.

"Got this for my Girlfriends Umarex HK G36KV. It fits snugly and allows a 9.6v nun-chuck battery to be put inside. It feels really freaking solid and allows a KV to receive all kinds of useful attachments. It currently plays host to a laser, vertical grip, and rail covers.

Pros:
REALLY solid construction
Fits a 9.6V Butterfly type
Adds a more tactical look to the basic G36KV
Lets my girlfriend use her laser.
Cons:
Somewhat heavy
ONLY fits butterfly type batteries
Doesn't come in tan.

If you have a G36KV and want a solid rail system with no sway at all, get this part. The benefits outweigh the cons and it looks great on my girls G36KV.

"i got this a while back, and i have a few things i'd like to share about it, the metal is extremely well made, it's one solid peice of metal, no screws no junk, no messing around, just bang, one solid extremely well made peice, it holds a grenade launcher, peq box, flishlight, lazor, you name it, it works like a dream, and definentally turns heads when you step onto the feild with it. it looks absolutly amazing, the lazer engraved markings and everything are pricelessly done. the only con i had with this was fitting it onto my jg g36. the nubs didnt align with the little slots for it to attatch to the gun, so i had to do some work. i cut the nubs on the body of my gun practicallt in half before it would squeeze overtop of them, and even this took a lot of force. this also doesnt permit me to keep my battery inside like i always did before, so i decided i'd stick my battery wire from my g36 out of one of those nifty little heat holes, and it fits perfectly rightthere. this way i can attatch any battery upgrade i want with a peq box attatched externally. in away this is a benifit because it really motivated me to upgrade my battery situation. but all in all, i absolutly love it, it's unique, it's practical, it's convenient, its solid steady, no wobles-nothing, and the free floating barrell is just amasing, i've never seen a comparable hand gaurd. now yes, it is quite pricey, and i too was kind of wery of buying a handgaurd 2/3 the price of my gun bought stock, but now that i have it i dont regret a thing, i love this product, and i would recomend it to anyone, 5/5. honestly, this is extremely well dont, you get every penny you pay for it.

"A must have for your G36C. Easy to install and the new look is amazing. Worth every penny! Mark my words! My $115 JG G36C looks like a $500 custom gun now!

"I have had the we g39 ras version since 2011.
This rail looks great, will fit anything you might want to ad on to it.
It does not wobble the slightest on my g39 still to this day.
However it makes the g36 a very front heavy gun and holding the gun in firing position for a longer time is difficult.
I would definitely recommend this rail to anyone interested in it.

"Pros:

Looks and feels awesome.
Metal is a good balance of lightweight and quality.
Metal scratches easily, but makes it look awesome.
Rails are practical and look good.

Cons

Batteries are a pain to get in. even smaller batteries. Maybe a nun-chuck....
I am using a 11.1V Lipo from King Arms. It is the square stick type so maybe that is the problem.

"I was quite curious about this product and how significant (or insignificant) of a difference it would make during gameplay and with handling overall. As advertised, it fits nearly perfectly over my MK36C, and I am quite pleased with it thus far. Here's a short review that others may find helpful, seeing as this is the first one posted:

PROS:

-Signifcant difference in weight which I noticed immediately; it weighs practically nothing which is helpful should you choose to equip the foward section of your rifle with multiple optics

-Comes with four picatinny rails on the top, bottom and sides for maximum optics customization, and is especially suited for rifles equipped with a grenade launcher

-Looks fantastic and very sleek, fits securely in place of the regular plastic (or metallic) rail; can definitely tell that it's a customized piece of equipment

CONS:

-Although it fits securely, the holding pin may drift back and forth a bit due to the fact that the pin area is not as thick on both sides of the aluminum rail as the standard one; not a serious issue but make sure you don't accidentally knock the pin out of place during gameplay

-The aluminum rail is large enough to support your standard small type battery underneath the barrel but you may have to work at it to place it just right so it locks into place. BEWARE: some edges of the rail are a bit sharp, not enough to cut someone but enough to damage a battery wire if you're not careful

-Although it looks amazing, the rail does have a bit of a sharp profile to itself; this may cause some slight discomfort over extended gameplay. I'd recommend equipping a forward grip on the rail, or wearing a pair of gloves if not

In summary, I am very pleased with this product and I do recommend it for those looking to maximize their optics output and add flare to their rifle!

"It's a tight fit on my TM g36c. So tight that I might have to do a bit of shave a bit off the body to get it to line up properly. Otherwise, it seems to be a solid piece. Even though it's not technically all the way installed yet, it still looks cool.

"i have this on my kwa g36c but i gotta say i went to throw my magpul vertical grip on it, and it didnt fit, manly because there is a thick metal piece right in front of the bottom rail. so you will need a grip that clamps on and not slides on like most of my grips.