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Has anyone gotten a C1 and thought they should have gotten a Max or vice versa? Aside from the 6 bolt vs 4 bolt ring caps, the rail clamps being different, and one being cantilevered and the other not, what's the big difference/deciding factor?
It's the cantilever that is the defining difference. If it's a small frame gas gun, you will need the standard C1 unless it's a monolithic upper or an extended upper, like the Ridgeline RD15. Otherwise you run out of rail space to push it forward far enough.
If you call Badger I'd be willing to bet they say that they only do the 6 screw(max) out of customers demand, not practicality. I may or may not have done this very thing.
If you call Badger I'd be willing to bet they say that they only do the 6 screw(max) out of customers demand, not practicality. I may or may not have done this very thing.
It's the cantilever that is the defining difference. If it's a small frame gas gun, you will need the standard C1 unless it's a monolithic upper or an extended upper, like the Ridgeline RD15. Otherwise you run out of rail space to push it forward far enough.
It's the cantilever that is the defining difference. If it's a small frame gas gun, you will need the standard C1 unless it's a monolithic upper or an extended upper, like the Ridgeline RD15. Otherwise you run out of rail space to push it forward far enough.