Handguard Identification (missing nut)

[Jrushman]

I picked up an AR Handguard out of a spare parts bin, didn't think twice about hardware being a pain to track down. Anyone recognize this logo or know where hardware would be available? Aero is very proud of the one they make.

Looks to be a BAR style nut that has screws at 3,6 & 9 O'clock. I wanted to see if anyone recognized this logo so I could try and track down the correct hardware (if cost effective).

Thanks!

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[Stomper]

Are you missing the left nut or the right nut?

 

[solv3nt]

Are you missing the left or the right nut?

It would appear both.

 

[kmk1012]

I picked up an AR Handguard out of a spare parts bin, didn't think twice about hardware being a pain to track down. Anyone recognize this logo or know where hardware would be available? Aero is very proud of the one they make.

Looks to be a BAR style nut that has screws at 3,6 & 9 O'clock. I wanted to see if anyone recognized this logo so I could try and track down the correct hardware (if cost effective).

Thanks!

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How handy are you? If it were me I'd measure the ID, find a comparable nut, drill and tap holes to match. I like doing projects like that to show my kids that stuff can be fixed, not just replaced.

 

[Jrushman]

good idea, should be easy enough to track a nut down that would fit the bill if needed.

 

[po18guy]

It would appear both.

Married, huh?

 

[Jrushman]

 

[mwood92]

It's an Odin works

 

[Jrushman]

It's an Odin works

Sweet! It sure is

Thanks