Tigrett ARC Rail Adapter - Attach Walker's Razor Thin and Howard Leight Impact Sport Earmuffs to Your Helmet Using an Arc Rail, Choose FDE, Black, or Green.

The Tigrett ARC Rail Adapter fit my helmet perfectly and installed in just a few minutes. The material feels durable, locks accessories securely, and doesn’t have any unwanted movement once mounted. It’s well made, easy to install, and does exactly what it’s designed to do. I’d definitely recommend it if you’re looking for a quality ARC rail adapter.

They worked but could use improvementThe snap in and off is very nice 10/10The other screws cannot be tightened so it makes everything loose and can wobble on you while using it. It would be nice to be able to tighten everything down so that I don’t take a long time adjusting ever time I snap back in. Lastly that would also help if they are snapped out so they don’t just dangle.

Overall I’m satisfied with these ARC rail adapters. They’re made mostly of a rigid polymer that seems like it will be durable enough to hold up to moderate abuse. I do like the function of these style adapters as they fold back and out of the way easily and store tightly against the back or top sides of my helmet. I personally like the look of them as well compared to the traditional two-wire models. They fit snug and can be tight to get into place but they lock in securely once they’re in. As far as value, I’d say you get what you pay for. Good value as long as you take care of it. I also like how it came with spare parts and the adapters for my ear muffs. Instructions on the web were easy to follow. They do need to be tightened from time to time but otherwise they’ve held up and performed well for me.

The Tigrett rail adapter works well with my Walker Razor earpro. I highly recommend watching the online video that they provide BEFORE starting anything because it makes installation so much easier. I was in a hotel room on the way to a hog hunt when I set this up and once I watched the video it took about 10 minutes for the whole process. It also answers a bunch of the questions and comments that I read on the site, including "what's with the bag of parts" etc.The adapter is of high quality plastic, seems robust and worked well once on my Wendy helmet. I do find that the adapter is not "locked" into place once on the helmet and does move around when the helmet is off, but once on the head it seems to remain in place. I haven't spent the time to double check to make sure I put the ARC rail adapter on properly but will do so in the future now that I have returned from the hunt. We did two three hour night hunts with full gear, NV and thermal sites so having the ability to quickly set my earpro in place was a huge asset.I was told to order a different companies adapter but once reading reviews I decided on the Tigrett and am happy.Is it robust enough for serious "operator wannabees" no. For hunting and target shooting and probably even light tactical training it fits the bill. The packaging is top notch and the extra pieces are appreciated as loosing one of the washers you are supposed to put on the Walker to fit the adapter better on the hotel carpet caused a moment of panic.I recommend this product, the only reason for not 5 stars is the movement once on helmet, if I can figure out how to make is seem more "anchored" then it will earn the extra star.

Another user stated that it doesn’t work on Team Wendy Helmets. He’s wrong. The adapters come installed with the parts for ops core helmets, and the other parts in the bag include the male part for the TW rail, a spacer and a longer screw for each side, and it will not work (tighten) unless you use all of those parts. The instructions are abysmal so it may not be obvious to those not mechanically inclined.I tried the rip offs from another vendor and it was aweful. Spend the extra $15 and get this one.These plus the walkers razor give great ear protection on an NV Helmet for <$100. They’re not Peltors but I find it hard to justify spending 5-6x more when this solution gets you 90% of the way there and perfectly serviceable for what most civilians will ever use them for.

The rail attachment part was a little too big to fit in the rail but a little sanding fixed it. Might just be the ARC rail though.

So to start off, Ive bought them twice in hopes that sooner or later I would get the right ones. But so far I've gotten the Howard Leigh mounts instead of the walker razor mount. Build quality looks great and seems durable enough. But cant truthfully tell you cause I cant use it. Will be returning, again, and probably looking at some other investment unless someone can make this worthwhile.

Had to make modifications to get the springs to work right. OK for price.