AR Handguard identification help

[Yarome]

I'm fairly new to the AR building world. I have to admit, I'm not a fan of the majority of handguards I see on AR's but found a couple that caught my eye. I've noted the "cookie cutter" tubes that everyone seems to carry but was looking for something with a little more design to them.

For the life of me though I can't seem to identify the brand/maker of where I might be able to pick one up for myself. It seems that in the list of build specs and gear handguards often go "un-credited". I was hoping some of our learned AR aficianado's might be able to assist.

(These were robbed from a google search and hope I'm not getting myself into any trouble.)



Any information would be appreciated.

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[11Charlie]

@Mygrainman might be able to tell you. If not I am sure that someone here would know for sure what it is. Good luck with your search.

 

[Yarome]

Lower photo is a Rock River Arms.

Thank you! That lead me to the Hogue tubes on their site that is getting more into what I'm looking for. Appreciate it!

 

[osprey]

Those appear to be handgaurds for precision builds with heavy barrels. Manufactures of that style include DPMS, JP and Young manufacturing. Good luck with search.

 

[.45's and .38's]

I was gonna say hogue

 

[Yarome]

....Young manufacturing. Good luck with search.

Thanks! Young isn't one I had heard of before.. extremely economical. I'll have to do some research on durability and see if they offer rifle length.

 

[DirectDrive]

Yep, Hogue.
White Oak Armament and ALG also have some as well.
Shop Handguards and Parts | White Oak Armament

 

[jbett98]

DPMS Firearms has some free float handguards.

 

[Ura-Ki]

Not totally sure, but the top one sure looks like a Hogue, and the bottom one is Factory Colt from the precision varmint/target line from the late 90's!
Armalite has a few that look like those as does STAG and DPMS