With the Magpul Industries MOE SL Mid-Length AR-15/M4 M-LOK Handguard, your shooting experience will be improved beyond what you thought possible. Due to their secure fit, these AR Handguards & Forends from the professionals at Magpul Industries will provide you with a solid grip in a lightweight and sleek design. Equipped with M-LOK accessory slots, the Magpul Industries MOE SL Mid-Length AR-15/M4 M-LOK Handguard allows you to mount a variety of optics and other accessories. Ideal for shooters of any level, the Magpul Industries MOE SL Mid-Length AR-15/M4 M-LOK Handguard will transform the look and feel of your gun. Specifications for Magpul Industries MOE SL Mid-Length AR-15/M4 M-LOK Handguard: Manufacturer: Magpul Industries Fabric/Material: Polymer Gun Model: M4, AR-15 Gun Type: Rifle Handguard Length: 10.9 in Gun Rail: M-LOK Gas System Length: Mid Length Weight: 8.3 oz Condition: New Included Accessories: Standard Height: 2.4 in Mount Type: M-LOK Width: 1.8 in Quantity: 1 Features of Magpul Industries MOE SL Mid-Length AR-15/M4 M-LOK Handguard: Narrow design replaces bulky M4 Carbine-type plastic hand guards Easy to install utilizing existing delta ring and round front hand guard retaining cap with A2 front sight assembly Slots at the two, six, and ten o’clock positions for mounting direct-attach M-LOK accessories or M-LOK 1913 Picatinny rail sections Reinforced, heat-resistant polymer construction Integral riveted aluminum heat shield Front lip and long side extensions shields hand from hot sight assembly 1/3 in. narrower profile than original MOE Package Contents: Magpul Industries MOE SL Mid-Length AR-15/M4 M-LOK Handguard
6 reviews for Magpul Industries MOE SL Mid-Length AR-15/M4 M-LOK Handguard
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Al –
great replacement for moe handguard. the slim profile is very nice. longer than moe and covers area where sling ring/bayonet lug is/would be. I find the slim line more comfortable to hold and m-lok slots are plentiful. only drawback is if replacing an moe handguard is the need for a round handguard retainercap. this requires removing the triangular cap and reinstalling the gas block (a2 sight if present) and round retainer cap. I pulled the a2 sight and replaced it with a high-rise picatinny gas block. love the new setup.
Jeff –
I have several of these magpul handguards in different colors for several of my builds. They have an aluminum heat shield inside. They fit well and are easy to install as long as you pick the right length according to your gas system and purchase the delta ring and hand guard cap for those who are unfamiliar with this setup. The m-lok holes are great for your accessories but beware when you tighten them down you will flair the plastic opening slightly which makes it a little harder to remove the m-lok accessory but not a big deal. Gives your rifle a modern look.
AC –
I did not read carefully and didn't know this handguard only fits mid-length rifles with round retaining caps (not triangular). Considering most (roughly 80%) mid-length AR's use triangular caps, Magpul should have made a triangular or universal version. Regardless, the handguard itself fit together very well and was extremely sturdy.
BlackRifleZombie –
Purchased for an AR 7.62 build (mid-length). Was a royal PITA to install, very tight fit on the Delta ring. But after reviewing every Youtube video for this product (there's a bunch), I got it on and, once on, it is rock solid. Very comfortable. I dread ever having to remove it. Fits easily over Adams Arms piston, no issues there. It is very light weight and has a good heat shield that covers the bottom AND sides. Slim line aluminum hand guards are all the rage now, but there's a reason the military standard issue M4/M16 don't use them. If you like the look of it, I'm pretty sure you will like the feel of it.
Michael –
To all of those shooters out there whishing to install a magpul SL handguard on their mid-length rifle, it can be done! As always, the manufacturers dissuade anyone from modifying their products but this application provides for two options. One must either purchase a round cap for their mid-length rifle and have the skills and punch set to remove the A2 gas block and front sight. Then remove the triangle cap and reinstall a new round cap followed by gas block and sight. All of the pinning must be basically perfect and straight. This is not complicated for the shooter that is handy with tools and used to performing more than the standard field strip. Perhaps if one is regularly building AR and AK rifles, this will be easy. However, I took a different approach even though I am used to taking a vile and/or Dremel tool to basically any gun if it will make it better or teach me something. I took my Bushmaster Mid-length rifle (my favorite) which was factory equipped with a Magpul MOE Mid-length handguard. This rifle is excellent and eats whatever ammo you chamber. However, it lacked front handguard real-estate in my opinion. I wanted to change it for years and almost did in 2016 when many blogs and discussions claimed that the triangle cap was incompatible with mid-length rifles. I finally realized that this could not be too hard and decided to put my skills to work and challenged myself to purchase the Magpul SL Mid-Length front handguard for my triangle capped Mid-length Bushy. I started by stripping it down, separating the upper and lower while making sure it was void of ammunition with an empty chamber. Get yourself some plyers, a file and a Dremel tool with cutting wheels. These are the only tools you will need to make yourself very happy in the end. I installed the top of the handguard first with no modification. The work came in while using the file and Dremel to make the bottom fit perfectly. attempt to install the bottom portion and get it as tight as you can against the front triangle cap. Do not try to fit the opposite end in the spring ring. Shine a bright light down the front end of the rifle at the barrel towards the retaining cap. Estimate the points across the cap where the new handguard retention ribs make contact. Remove the bottom handguard. Leave top handguard as it already fits. The bottom handguard will need to be cut across at the ribs to the depth of the cap. The space should be approximately 1/8 of an inch. Also, file all edges smooth that will be inserted in to the triangle cap. This will help with fitment by preventing wedging or too tight tolerances. Keep working the fitment until you are finally able to get the spring retaining ring depressed and move the bottom handguard portion past the flange. This should fit perfect with some work without any movement or weirdness. Good luck and don't be afraid of trying something like this, you will learn more than you think and be impressed with yourself for trying and succeeding. Good luck.
Namvet –
Awesome handguard,looks and feels great.Fit and function 5 stars!Definitely would recommend this upgrade too anyone with an mid length AR. Take your time with installation.Its a tight fit and the delta ring can be hard to hold back.If you don't have a delta ring tool,I use a pair of channel locks with the rubber coated handles. Adjust so you can grip ring between handles,squeeze and pull down. You can get great leverage on the ring. Handguard will now be easy too get in place.