New Stabilizing Brace for AR15 Pistol "SB15"

[six8]

Have you shot a 7.5" 5.56 barrel with a muzzle device that directs the blast forward? I have and firsthand experience tells me the general disdain for this setup on this forum is unwarranted.

I get the velocity argument but noise, blast and reliability are not problems with a good setup.

Totally agree, well said.

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[AntiScreed]

True.

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[MarkB1]

Update on the SBX Brace and the MPX pistol

http://blogs.militarytimes.com/gears...p/?repeat=w3tc

[SeriousStudent]

Have you shot a 7.5" 5.56 barrel with a muzzle device that directs the blast forward? I have and firsthand experience tells me the general disdain for this setup on this forum is unwarranted.

I get the velocity argument but noise, blast and reliability are not problems with a good setup.

Nope, sure haven't. I have shot a Noveske Firepig on a 10.5" barrel, but not a 7.5" I've never seen one anywhere that I could actually shoot one, or any other brake/muzzle device/etc.

I think I have found a good deal on a Colt 6933 upper from a buddy. Who owes me money. Which he has not repaid me. So that little problem may just be solving itself.

[Koshinn]

Have you shot a 7.5" 5.56 barrel with a muzzle device that directs the blast forward? I have and firsthand experience tells me the general disdain for this setup on this forum is unwarranted.

I get the velocity argument but noise, blast and reliability are not problems with a good setup.

A 7.5 with a kx3 is indeed decent enough to be around. But the kx3 is so long and heavy, adding 2.3", why not just run a 10.5"? You gain an inch or so for better ballistics and you can mount a silencer.

[AntiScreed]

How far would you expect to shoot an AR pistol in the first place? Mine is strictly as a PDW and rocks it hard within 200-300 yards. And it's 7.5"

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[Solid]

KIES Blast Master gives you noveske benefits without the high weight.

[sva01]

I'm going to be purchasing one of these braces for a build. I typically run my carbine stock one click in from fully extended. With that in mind, can someone point me to what buffer tube will be best? From the info in this thread, it doesn't seem that this brace will fit on a standard carbine tube?

[alienb1212]

I'm going to be purchasing one of these braces for a build. I typically run my carbine stock one click in from fully extended. With that in mind, can someone point me to what buffer tube will be best? From the info in this thread, it doesn't seem that this brace will fit on a standard carbine tube?

HIGHLY suggest you do some more reading and research, sir. You cannot legally put a carbine buffer tube on a "pistol".

These have special "slick" tubes with no provision for mounting a regular buttstock on it. (I.E. the six-hole bump on the bottom)

Be VERY careful when dealing with AR pistols...you don't want to be accidentally making an unregistered SBR or AOW.

[vandal5]

I'm going to be purchasing one of these braces for a build. I typically run my carbine stock one click in from fully extended. With that in mind, can someone point me to what buffer tube will be best? From the info in this thread, it doesn't seem that this brace will fit on a standard carbine tube?

try looking here to start:
http://www.kakindustry.com/ar-15-par...-package-black

there are stackable spacers in 1" and 1/2" to move the brace back.