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Question: Have you ever tried putting a Magpul AFG on the bottom picatinny of this band?  Does it provide a good fit there?
Document: I put this on a Ruger 10/22 which worked great! I then tried putting on the Atlas bipod and realized it's a picatinny rail that required a ton of filing and Cerakote to work. I have no idea what devices would work?
Replaced the cheap plastic barrel band on my ruger 10/22 with this metal one. Wow what a difference. Perfect fit and very solid! Added a sling mount to the bottom rail then attached the sling. Dont have to worry bout this sling set up ever failing, the gun would break before this set up does! !
I would have given it five stars if the bottom rail was just a little bigger so that the bipod I mounted on it fit better. but it is good for what it is.
It works.Stays on tight.What else can I say, no complaints.I would have preferred the bottom be picatinny instead of weaver, but I just dremeled it out a bit to fit my bipod.
I have one of these currently on my 10/22 carbine and although the metal material is a huge improvement over the plastic barrel band, this product has room for huge improvements itself. The picatinny rails are a great idea...very clever but they dont work at all! I tried to mount a CAA flashlight mount to it and it slides right off. The dimensions of this rail is off. Definitely NOT worth $30. I'd say its worth more like $15.
This barrel band was not what I expected when I received it. I put it on my Ruger 10/22 and it would not fit the wooden stock properly and actually scared the wood slightly. Also, when I tried to tighten the screw for the band, it torqued the barrel band sideways, pulling a gap on one side of the band exposing part of the stock behind the band.
The tactical band could be more of a closer fit. There is too much spacing around the band so that when it is tightened down it causes the picatinny mounts to shift and the rifle barrel is turned just slightly off center. Issue is more cosmetic but it still bothers me.
This is sturdy piece that fit perfectly on my synthetic carbine 10/22. The alignment was spot on and installation was a breeze. The band was well made, but the rails are not Picatinny, they are Weaver and will not fit accessories made for Picatinny rails. Otherwise it's very lightweight and worth the money.
The bipod WILL fit onto the rail, but it could be a better fit - so what I did was file out one of the rail slots with a triangular file so that the pin on the bipod seats easier. Other than this minor issue, the band itself is of very good quality and fits the gun very well and provides a very secure base for accessories.
The barrel bands on the newest Ruger 10/22s are plastic, and if you don't want them to just fall off on their own, you have to torque them until they bend. If you've seen all the 'out of stock' notices on metal bands for the 10/22, it's probably because owners are replacing the plastic bands.This band is a good, snug fit and will not be falling off any time soon.
Answer: yes