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AR-9 handguards—slimmer control, cooler runs, and M-LOK/Pic mounting. Free-float lengths to fit your build and suppressor. With express shipping. ```html

Upgrade your AR-9 with a modern handguard for better control, cooler strings, and flexible mounting—purpose-built for blowback PCCs.

Why upgrade your AR-9 handguard

• Control: slim profiles and grippy textures improve handling and recoil management.
• Heat management: generous venting and heat-resistant materials help keep hands cool.
• Mounting: M-LOK and top Picatinny sections for lights, handstops, switches, and sling points.
• Build fit: lengths to cover muzzle devices, “tuck” a can, or match your stance and reach.

Types & lengths

• Free-float (most AR-9s): clamps to a barrel nut, not the barrel—stiff, light, and consistent.
• Popular lengths: ~7–8" (PCC/PDW), ~9–11" (general use), ~13.5–15" (max reach/suppressor cover). Check inner diameter if you plan to tuck.

Compatibility—what to check

• Barrel nut & threads: many rails include a proprietary nut; confirm upper compatibility and torque specs.
• Receiver/top-rail height: ensure the handguard’s rail aligns with your upper for seamless irons/optics.
• Clearances: verify ID for large muzzle devices or suppressors; no gas block on blowback AR-9, so no gas-tube timing needed.
• Handstop/QD needs: pick models with integrated QD sockets and anti-rotation tabs if desired.

Materials & features

• Aluminum: strong, light, excellent thermal characteristics; most common for AR-pattern rails.
• Useful touches: anti-rotation, indexed flats, scalloped grips, and heat shields where applicable.

Install basics

1. Unload and secure the firearm. Remove the existing handguard and any muzzle device if required.
2. Install/torque the correct barrel nut per manufacturer specs; align for the handguard’s anti-rotation interface.
3. Slide on the handguard, set alignment with the receiver top rail, apply threadlocker where specified, and torque fasteners evenly.
4. Function-check accessories, verify no contact with the barrel or muzzle device, and confirm optic/iron alignment.