The Daniel Defense RIS II free-floating Picatinny rail systems are designed to allow individual operators to quickly, and without special tools, mount the M203 Grenade Launcher and precisely mount SOPMOD accessories to host weapon without effecting point of impact.

A machined aluminum multi-rail handguard specifically designed for the Special Operations Command (SOCOM) M4A1 carbine, the RIS II enables installation of an M203 40mm grenade launcher, while allowing the barrel to free float. The M203 attaches to the bottom rail quickly and easily, without special tools or additional parts.

The Daniel Defense RIS II M4A1 freefloat handguard is one of the toughest and most effective rail systems for AR-pattern rifles available on the marke...

The Daniel Defense RIS II allows the individual operator to free float the M203 grenade launcher without additional parts. As important, special tools are not required to mount the M203 grenade launcher. This was accomplished by integrating all of the needed parts to …

The Daniel Defense RIS II allows the individual operator to free float the M203 grenade launcher without additional parts. As importantly, special tools are not required to mount the M203 grenade launcher. This was accomplished by integrating all of the needed parts to …

The Daniel Defense RIS II allows the individual operator to free float the M203 grenade launcher without additional parts. As important, special tools are not required to mount the M203 grenade launcher. This was accomplished by integrating all of the needed parts to …

The Daniel Defense Rail Interface System (RIS II) was designed at the request of the United States Special Operations Command (SOCOM) for the SOPMOD II program. SOCOM had a specific requirement for a free float M203 solution and Daniel Defense responded, designing a revolutionary product to meet the government’s need.

The Daniel Defense MK18 R.I.S. II free floats a standard M203 grenade launcher and does so with a system that does not require drilling, port maintenance, or permanent modification to the host weapon. The free float feature was engineered in as part of the rail itself. This eliminates the need for additional rail sections and associated costs.

The Daniel Defense Rail Interface System (RIS II) was designed at the request of the United States Special Operations Command (SOCOM) for the SOPMOD II program. SOCOM had a specific requirement for a free float M203 solution and Daniel Defense responded, designing a revolutionary product to meet the government’s need.