Anybody have any experiece with the DD Omega Rail. Rather than trick out my diamondhead I was looking in the DD rail because you basically get freefloat capability without the mods. I was also wondering if it would fit on my Stag Mod 3...(carbine length with gas block) Thanks all!

I don't know about fitment on your rifle, but I am very impressed with their products. I just took the factory tour in Black Creek Georgia two weeks ago. Check out the Omega X. I believe that is the latest generation. The standard Omega is one of the first they made.

daniel defense started their business by making rails, just rails. any of their rail products are absolute top quality and you should have no qualms about using one, new or used. theyre very expensive, and have dozens of models.

 

i havent done it, but im sure you can convert your delta ring system to a free float.

I've been tinkering with this idea as well. I might just go ahead and do it.

I recently put a DD Omega free-float drop-in rail on my Stag Model 8, I love this thing and would recommend them without hesitation.

recently bought a new dd upper w/ omega rail that is awesome. sadly i am about to sell it bc the finish on it was completely different from my lower

recently bought a new dd upper w/ omega rail that is awesome. sadly i am about to sell it bc the finish on it was completely different from my lower

 

I can't fathom that. If it functions well, why sell it? How many makers are equal in quality to DD? Colt, Noveske, LMT?

I can't fathom that. If it functions well, why sell it? How many makers are equal in quality to DD? Colt, Noveske, LMT, & BCM?

 

X2- Do yourself a hugh favor and keep the upper. DD quality and CS are top notch. If the difference in finish bothers you that much look for a DD lower to match it, be patient and one will turn up.

bought a noveske VIS upper to match. finish and quality seem to be at least on par with dd. to be honest i have not shot either yet. i have the noveske upper mounted to the lower but both uppers remain in the safe un shot.

should have mentioned the lower was a noveske gen II so the upper I purchased is an exact match for it.

I have 4 DD Omega rails, Three 7" and one 9".

 

They are outstanding products and they hold zero very well with both lasers and optics. I have been unable to get the tube to affect my zero no matter what I hang on the rails, how hard I yank on the sling, or how rough I use cover. In the past, when not using a FF fore-end I have been able to induce up to a 4 MOA deviation from my zero by puling on on my sling or placing the rail/tube on a barricade and pushing.

 

IMO the best part about them is they are so easy to install and are still free floating. No cutting off the delta ring or removing the FSP. For people that are issued rifles and are forbidden to make any permanent modifications to the weapon they are a Godsend. It also makes installation of a FF Rail system for anyone in NJ with the pinned comp and a standard FSP cheaper and easier.

Not sure if you have looked into their modular rail, Worth a look and it's priced pretty good. I'm currently using the Lite 10" rail and i love it... but damn do they cost $$$. I wanted the modular rail, but it was only offered in 12" when i picked up the lite rail. Like High Exposure said, the biggest factor with rails is the ease of install. My lite rail had to have the barrel nut installed prior to the LP gas block and having the brake installed and pinned. Not a problem when building a rifle, but a huge PITA if your trying to replace a rail. Which is why the omega system was created. Just make sure your current rails barrel nut is compatible with the omega.