Strike Industries SI Mega Fins XL KeyMod and M-LOK Rail Systems with SI LINK Rail Sections with Dual-Interface Design for Tactical AR-15 Rifle/Carbine/SBR’s!

By David Crane
david (at) defensereview (dot) com

Photo(s) Credit: Strike Industries (SI)

July 16, 2015
Last updated on 7/18/15.

Strike Industries (SI) recently released the SI Mega Fins XL modular tactical AR (AR-15) rail system in both KeyMod and M-LOK variants, and will soon be releasing dual-interface-design SI SI LINK Rail Sections, which are MIL-STD-1913 “Picatinny” rail sections that will quickly and easily attach to either a KeyMod or M-Lock rail. The Mega Fins XL, billed as the “ultimate addition to the AR product line”, features a built-in flip-up front sight BUIS (Back Up Iron Sight) and a larger internal-diameter tube (1.51″), so you can run a muzzle can (silencer/sound suppressor) recessed-suppressed, if you’d like, or fit some of the larger muzzle devices out there.

While KeyMod is open-source, DefenseReview (DR) has been told by several of our contacts that M-LOK is stronger, and makes for a stronger forend rail tube, overall. The Strike Industries SI Mega Fins XL Rail wtih KeyMod and SI Mega Fins XL Rail Rail with M-LOK are available in rail lengths of 7″, 10″ 11″, 12″ 15″, 16.25″ and 17″, depending on the end-user’s needs.

Defense Review looks forward to receiving some good hi-res photos of the Strike Industries SI LINK Rail Sections (and actual product samples) when they become available and go into production. The SI LINK Rail Sections dual-interface rail section design certainly looks like a great, utilitarian product on the surface, though. Check out the video on it (second/bottom one), below.

Company Contact Info:

Strike Industries (SI)
P.O. Box 28137
Santa Ana, CA 92799
Email Contact Page: http://strikeindustries.com/shop/index.php/contact/
Website: http://strikeindustries.com

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