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The Picatinny rail , also known as MIL-STD-1913, is the standardized mounting system used by armed forces, sport shooters, and field professionals. Initially developed by the Picatinny Arsenal for the US Army, this rail has become an international standard adopted by NATO. Its robust design and universal compatibility make it a strategic choice for equipping any weapon reliably, accurately, and scalably.
Unlike older Weaver rails, Picatinny rails offer strict standardization of notches (dimensions, spacing, tolerances), allowing for perfect interchangeability between accessories. It is designed to accommodate:
Thanks to its modularity, it adapts equally well to assault rifles , precision carbines , and certain handguns . It allows for optimized performance in the field according to operational needs: CQB, long-range shooting, night use, or special missions.
The Picatinny rail is distinguished by its T-shaped structure with regular notches, designed to ensure a secure, play-free hold for mounted accessories. Standard dimensions are:
Made from CNC-machined aluminum or treated steel, the rail is resistant to heat, corrosion, and the mechanical stresses of heavy use. It can be mounted on the weapon's body , handguard , or elevated depending on tactical configurations.
The Picatinny rail is compatible with the vast majority of tactical equipment on the market. It now coexists with other systems like the M-LOK or KeyMod , which offer lighter or more minimalist alternatives. Nevertheless, for a proven, robust, and universal solution, the Picatinny rail remains the preferred standard in demanding environments.
Used by armies worldwide, it also equips civilian platforms such as the AR-15 , RA15 , and RA9 rifles. It ensures a stable mount, simplified maintenance, and a
The Picatinny rail allows you to attach tactical accessories such as optics, lights, or grips in a standardized, robust, and quick manner. It improves the modularity and performance of your weapon as needed.
The Picatinny rail has more precise standardized dimensions than the Weaver rail, notably a consistent spacing between the notches. This allows for better compatibility with modern accessories.
The M-LOK is a lighter and more discreet system, based on slots, while the Picatinny rail relies on protruding notches. Picatinny remains more widespread and robust, but bulkier.