Your rifle uses the DPMS/Remington/Fulton setup. Most, if not all of those handguards have or can have top rails designed to align with the upper receiver rails. JP, VTAC, Apex, Samson, PRI, SWS, and Troy all make good freefloat modular handguards, which is what I would recommend. If you have to have a quad rail, get the DD - they're the lightest. Since you asked my opinion, I would steer you away from quad rails - they add unnecessary weight to an already heavy platform, and you can hang all the necessary stuff off of a modular handguard with less weight, bulk, and cheese-grater efect. I assume, since you got a rifle with a 16" M4 profile barrel, that the goal is to keep this rifle light weight. You will have to either be able to access the adjustment mechanism through a slot in the handguard, or from the front, in which case they will have to be about 12" or less. The Orc has a midlength gas system, so if you want an adjustable gas system, you will need to keep that in mind when selecting handguards. I love mine, and plan on owning/building several more. 308 ARs are the best rifle platform on the market right now, if you ask me. Re: Help me upgrade my Bushmaster ORC 308 please.Īlright, well, no reply, so I'm going to make some assumptions and we can go from there.
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