Iraq Ninja
05-28-09, 22:37
http://militarytimes.com/blogs/gearscout/?p=1893
http://militarytimes.com/blogs/gearscout/files/2009/05/20090520ll_caa-pistol-rail1-500x286.jpg
This could be handy - an accessory that turns your pistol into a shoulder-fired CQB weapon. Command Arms Accessories is planning on selling a lightweight, polymer pistol stock system, designed by former Israeli Defense Force members.
The early prototype resembles the upper and lower receiver of a submachine gun. A semiautomatic pistol, represented by the blue Glock in the photo, locks into the bottom and forms the only firing part of the weapon. It will have a collapsible stock and rails for mounting optics and other accessories.
The idea is special operators can add more stability and accuracy to their side-arms in a CQB situation, Michael Grandy of CAA said. The final design should be ready in about six months and work with most major auto pistols. No price yet.
http://militarytimes.com/blogs/gearscout/files/2009/05/20090520ll_caa-pistol-rail1-500x286.jpg
This could be handy - an accessory that turns your pistol into a shoulder-fired CQB weapon. Command Arms Accessories is planning on selling a lightweight, polymer pistol stock system, designed by former Israeli Defense Force members.
The early prototype resembles the upper and lower receiver of a submachine gun. A semiautomatic pistol, represented by the blue Glock in the photo, locks into the bottom and forms the only firing part of the weapon. It will have a collapsible stock and rails for mounting optics and other accessories.
The idea is special operators can add more stability and accuracy to their side-arms in a CQB situation, Michael Grandy of CAA said. The final design should be ready in about six months and work with most major auto pistols. No price yet.