handguard

The back of the handguard can be used to open bottles.

The handguard can take a lot of damage before breaking.

One prototype used a shorter handguard and a 16-inch long barrel.

It had blood stains and something hard wedged up under its handguard.

The long magazine well has a plastic handguard and doubles as a forward grip.

The handguard is replaced by the removal of the factory gas tube.

The front handguard is in this system permanently attached to the upper receiver.

Both the forward handguard and pistol grip are made of a lightweight synthetic.

A Picatinny railed handguard was also developed for the type.

There was the scratch along the the handguard, where an arrow had once richochetted away.

It was equipped with fine wooden furniture and a rounded upper handguard.

The handguard has an M4 profile, so the charging handle is placed directly above the rail.

The second complaint is about the forward handguard, which is made of sheet metal.

It is mounted as a lower handguard for a Kalashnikov pattern rifle.

Often, there were sheath, hilt, and handguard specialists as well.

Because there is no handguard, these guns are outfitted with a vertical front grip.

It had a good handguard and it balanced well.

The rifle's front handguard is of a ribbed design, with heat ventilation holes.

The short handguard has four accessory attachment points, one of which could be used for a vertical grip.

The forward handguard is made from a high-impact polymer.

The handguard, grip panels and stock are also molded out of a different color plastic to match.

The wooden handguard stays cool when the weapon is being fired fully automatically.

With this ventilation, it also significantly reduces the heat transfer from the barrel to the handguard.

A ventilated metal handguard covered the barrel only between the receiver and the lower band.

The scythe is also used to catch an opponent's sword between the blade and the handguard.