M-LOK

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M-LOK is a modular firearm accessory mounting system that uses slotted interfaces to securely attach rails and accessories directly to a weapon’s handguard.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
M-LOK canonical 3
M-LOK in many applications 1
M-LOK mounting system 1

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf firearm accessory mounting system ⓘ
modular locking accessory mounting system ⓘ
adoptedBy aftermarket accessory manufacturers ⓘ
commercial firearms manufacturers ⓘ
advantageOverKeyMod better performance with polymer handguards ⓘ
stronger pull-out strength in many tests ⓘ
benefit improved ergonomics on handguards ⓘ
increased ventilation around barrel ⓘ
lower profile snag-resistant surfaces ⓘ
reduced weight compared to full-length Picatinny rails ⓘ
comparedTo KeyMod ⓘ
Picatinny rail ⓘ
compatibleWith bipods ⓘ
hand stops ⓘ
laser aiming devices ⓘ
rails ⓘ
sling mounts ⓘ
vertical grips ⓘ
weapon lights ⓘ
countryOfOrigin United States ⓘ
designCharacteristic elongated rectangular slots ⓘ
negative space mounting slots ⓘ
no continuous rail required ⓘ
designedFor firearms ⓘ
weapon handguards ⓘ
developedBy Magpul Industries ⓘ
feature low profile mounting ⓘ
modular accessory placement ⓘ
non-proprietary open licensing ⓘ
recoil-resistant locking ⓘ
reversible T-nuts ⓘ
tool-based installation ⓘ
user-configurable mounting positions ⓘ
materialCompatibility aluminum handguards ⓘ
polymer handguards ⓘ
steel handguards ⓘ
mountingMethod T-nut locking system ⓘ
direct attachment to handguard ⓘ
slotted interface ⓘ
purpose to allow flexible accessory positioning ⓘ
to provide a lightweight mounting solution ⓘ
to securely attach accessories to firearm handguards ⓘ
standardizedBy Magpul technical specifications ⓘ
usedOn AR-15 pattern rifles ⓘ
bolt-action rifles ⓘ
light machine guns ⓘ
shotguns ⓘ
submachine guns ⓘ

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Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Picatinny rail → relatedTo → M-LOK ⓘ
KeyMod → competesWith → M-LOK ⓘ
KeyMod → replacedByInMarket → M-LOK in many applications ⓘ
linked to: M-LOK
KeyMod → relatedTo → M-LOK mounting system ⓘ
linked to: M-LOK