Sba3

[pooty]

The new KAK Shockwave is out, it's designed for normal buffer tubes.

[CPM]

Palmetto State Armory(GASP!) has fully assembled lowers with MOE grips and trigger guards, their coated trigger, and the SBA3 brace for $219 shipped. Mine was perfectly assembled, fit and finish was spot on as well.

[Tx_Aggie]

Btw, they are very proud to have them, they say they're the only place to have them in stock...they want $160.00 for them.


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Lol...

[HeruMew]

Btw, they are very proud to have them, they say they're the only place to have them in stock...they want $160.00 for them.


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That's hard to believe when PSA just offered a full parts kit and SBA3 for 149.99 today.

Probably sold out now, but I saw them in stock this AM.

[CraigV]

That's hard to believe when PSA just offered a full parts kit and SBA3 for 149.99 today.

Probably sold out now, but I saw them in stock this AM.

Yeah. I should've clarified... they said they were the only shop to have it in the St. Louis area.




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[Mr McSimon]

I've been looking at the SBA3 recently too, in preparation for my first pistol build, but have a question. It looks like this brace comes with, and uses, a carbine buffer tube. This confuses me because I thought the buffer tube is what makes a regular lower into a pistol. Do I have it wrong, and it's not the buffer at all but the brace itself? Why use a pistol buffer at all if that's the case?

[Tx_Aggie]

I've been looking at the SBA3 recently too, in preparation for my first pistol build, but have a question. It looks like this brace comes with, and uses, a carbine buffer tube. This confuses me because I thought the buffer tube is what makes a regular lower into a pistol. Do I have it wrong, and it's not the buffer at all but the brace itself? Why use a pistol buffer at all if that's the case?

Attaching a buffer tube (of any type, including carbine and rifle buffer tubes) to a stripped lower does not make it into a rifle. Attaching a stock does. So yes, you can build a pistol lower with a standard carbine buffer tube and be within the law, as long as it is never fully manufactured into a rifle (by attaching a stock to the buffer tube). It's not something you see often, and you'll often see folks wrap the tube in paracord or cover it with something like a Thordsen's cheek rest.

[hdjno83]

Ended up getting one from midway

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[Airhasz]

Where is Markm, firgured he’d have 4 or 5 of these.

[OxWhite]

I bought mine from tombstone tactical. They are out west somewhere. Texas or Arizona. Can’t remember.