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Rail integration system

A rail integration system (RIS; also called a rail accessory system (RAS), rail interface system, rail system, mount, base, gun rail, or simply a rail) is a generic term for any standardized attachment system for mounting firearm accessories via bar-like straight brackets (i.e. "rails") often with regularly spaced slots.

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rail may rails systems picatinny firearm also firearms sights accessories rifles keymod common weaver gun m-lok accessory dovetail design types

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the UIT railinstance ofThere are also various non-military designs used in shooting sports to attach slings and bipods0.80text
Zeiss railinstance ofThere are also various non-military designs used in shooting sports to attach slings and bipods0.80text
Freeland railinstance ofThere are also various non-military designs used in shooting sports to attach slings and bipods0.80text
telescopic sightsinstance ofThis is easier than milling out a dove tail slot for the placement of a gun sight's parts.Optics0.80text
reflector sightsinstance ofThis is easier than milling out a dove tail slot for the placement of a gun sight's parts.Optics0.80text
holographic sightsinstance ofThis is easier than milling out a dove tail slot for the placement of a gun sight's parts.Optics0.80text
red dot magnifiersinstance ofThis is easier than milling out a dove tail slot for the placement of a gun sight's parts.Optics0.80text
night vision sightsinstance ofThis is easier than milling out a dove tail slot for the placement of a gun sight's parts.Optics0.80text
or thermal sights may be placed between the iron sightsinstance ofThis is easier than milling out a dove tail slot for the placement of a gun sight's parts.Optics0.80text
small railsinstance ofBasic systems0.80text
sights.The most common weapons to have rails are individual firearmsinstance ofThe prevalence of rails on modern firearms compared to past designs is largely owed to the increasing popularity and availability of attachments0.80text
particularly long gunsinstance ofThe prevalence of rails on modern firearms compared to past designs is largely owed to the increasing popularity and availability of attachments0.80text

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