The design that makes a Pic rail great at offering a secure mounting point for accessories makes it very uncomfortable to grip. It can be downright uncomfortable to absorb the recoil of some of those rifle rounds through the sharp edges of a Picatinny rail. Anyone with a full-length quad Pic rail that has spent a lot of time shooting round after round with nothing to grip onto but the rail will understand what we’re about to say. The first is that all things being equal a KeyMod System has the potential to be somewhat lighter than a Picatinny rail system, and given the right set of circumstances it can even be easier to mount KeyMod Accessories to a KeyMod System than it might have been to mount them on a Pic rail. Why look for a KeyMod System when your standard Picatinny rail system has served you so faithfully for so long? Well, there are a few reasons. They are fairly easy to use and it’s becoming common to see more and more rifles and other firearms outfitted with KeyMod Systems.
The KeyMod system is designed to be a locking system whereby a large range of KeyMod accessoriescan be mounted directly to the rail. KeyMod Systems are designed to be a universal replacement for Picatinny rails and do happen to offer a few advantages over them. That being said, there are many alternatives out there that do happen to offer some benefits over them. In fact, they offer a really excellent system for mounting accessories like lights, optics, and grips. There’s nothing at all wrong with Picatinny rails. The Picatinny rail is nearly universal and, for that reason, the overwhelming majority of attachments and accessories are built around that mounting interface. Truthfully, it’s fairly common to see shotguns and handguns with short sections of Picatinny rail attached to their receivers or trigger guards. For a long time, Picatinny rail space has been the standard when it comes to mounting accessories and attachments to a rifle or another firearm.
It is very common to see many different models of sporting rifles of all different makes and models outfitted with quad rails that offer the user a large surface of standard Picatinny rail mounting space. It is called a sporting rifle, after all. There are many different sporting uses for sporting rifles, ranging from target shooting to competition shooting and hunting. Owning and shooting a sporting rifle is a lot of fun and can be very rewarding, especially if you build the platform yourself.
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