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Posted: 12/15/2016 4:31:03 PM EDT
Someone should create an adjustable (like a normal stock) brace, not all forearms are the same length.....
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I guess it's been made...
Does it work well ? How does it attach to your forearm ? |
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There is also the Maxim CQB Pistol PDW Brace. It looks awesome, but I don't own one so I don't know if it works great.
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There is also the Maxim CQB Pistol PDW Brace. It looks awesome, but I don't own one so I don't know if it works great. View Quote I don't think they've actually shipped any yet. My buddy is a dealer for them and hasn't received his initial order. Maxim announced in October that they would ship in November; but, that apparently didn't happen. |
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I would like a brace that fits on a normal 6 position AR buffer tube... That dimple thing is a start View Quote I'm just starting to explore a pistol build... so I'm not an expert on the legalities and the like. But isn't the reason for using a dedicated pistol buffer tube to prevent a conventional stock from attaching to the gun? If one could use a standard carbine tube, and still legally have a pistol, wouldn't they? |
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I don't think they've actually shipped any yet. My buddy is a dealer for them and hasn't received his initial order. Maxim announced in October that they would ship in November; but, that apparently didn't happen. Never does. I talked to him early October I believe and was told that they were just waiting on marketing and packaging materials. Obviously that was likely misinformation. |
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They would sell like crazy in a brown paper bag. Packaging is just going in the trash anyway. They can come out with fancy packaging once sales slow down.
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It's December 31st
The Maxim brace are supposed to be ready to ship now. I wonder if they will drag this along some more? |
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I'm just starting to explore a pistol build... so I'm not an expert on the legalities and the like. But isn't the reason for using a dedicated pistol buffer tube to prevent a conventional stock from attaching to the gun? If one could use a standard carbine tube, and still legally have a pistol, wouldn't they? View Quote I was wondering about this too. I see some pics posted here on the pistol forum of pistol owners displaying two or more of their pistols with a standard AR extension tube with nothing mounted. Obviously they could all be documented SBR's, but I was curious as to whether they could still be classified as a pistol as long as a true "stock" wasn't attached. I've never been clear on the legal description of this issue. I have one pistol lower that switches between two uppers. Some of the horror stories you hear occasionally about having various uppers, lowers, etc. on hand makes you wonder sometimes. |
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So I was waiting on the an tactical/maxim brace as well. It seems an tactical had to redesign the brace itself, from what I was told to clear the charging handle. Makes sense if you look at any picture of the brace, the rubber part on the top is higher than the rest of the tube and higher than the top of the lower receiver where the charging handle goes over. I just don't see how it was in development for so long and no one caught it up to now...
What I also noticed is there are 2 distinct lines of skus, one more higher priced from maxim defense and a much cheaper priced ~$250 range from an tactical that has I think only 1-2 position. Maybe someone can confirm the material/quality difference? |
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So I was waiting on the an tactical/maxim brace as well. It seems an tactical had to redesign the brace itself, from what I was told to clear the charging handle. Makes sense if you look at any picture of the brace, the rubber part on the top is higher than the rest of the tube and higher than the top of the lower receiver where the charging handle goes over. I just don't see how it was in development for so long and no one caught it up to now... What I also noticed is there are 2 distinct lines of skus, one more higher priced from maxim defense and a much cheaper priced ~$250 range from an tactical that has I think only 1-2 position. Maybe someone can confirm the material/quality difference? View Quote Lack of sling swivel mounts. Is one notable difference. Appears Maxim removed the preorder verbage from their website. Seems they will be shipping now. Wahooooo! |
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Tailhook reveal and demo |
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View Quote I'm collecting parts for a pistol build over the next year. Thought I was going with the SBM4 brace but this ^ looks awesome. Especially the Mod 2. The Maxim is cool, but too rich for me right now. |
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Also a good question. I think one of the videos I saw from them figured around $200 for the mod 2. That is the dedicated buffer tube, lock plate, castle nut and brace. Not horrible....I have no idea if that is what it will cost, just going off the one video.
I think I will need one mod 1 and off mod 2. |
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View Quote That is freaking awesome! |
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I do like how the Tailhook Mod 2 is also collapsible. And it looks like it will be about half the price of the Maxim Defense one.
http://www.shop.gearheadworks.com/Tailhook-MOD-2-TH2.htm |
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I hope the production model has a qd sling socket and has a small cover (think mini butt plate) that covers the top of the rear area...just look more finished.
Oh, and a FDE option, while I am dreaming out loud. |
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I hope the production model has a qd sling socket and has a small cover (think mini butt plate) that covers the top of the rear area...just look more finished. Oh, and a FDE option, while I am dreaming out loud. View Quote I saw a review on YouTube that said one of the changes with the Mod 2 would be the inclusion of a QD socket. |
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I saw a review on YouTube that said one of the changes with the Mod 2 would be the inclusion of a QD socket. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I hope the production model has a qd sling socket and has a small cover (think mini butt plate) that covers the top of the rear area...just look more finished. Oh, and a FDE option, while I am dreaming out loud. I saw a review on YouTube that said one of the changes with the Mod 2 would be the inclusion of a QD socket. Well happy day! TAKE MY MONEY! |
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I saw a review on YouTube that said one of the changes with the Mod 2 would be the inclusion of a QD socket. View Quote I have a couple of Gearhead components on a Tavor...excellent, quality stuff. The guy that runs it is a real enthusiast himself. If you already have a Shockwave and want a QD, it's pretty easy to grind the nubs off of an M-Lok QD and secure it to the flat portion of the Shockwave brace. |
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I was wondering about this too. I see some pics posted here on the pistol forum of pistol owners displaying two or more of their pistols with a standard AR extension tube with nothing mounted. Obviously they could all be documented SBR's, but I was curious as to whether they could still be classified as a pistol as long as a true "stock" wasn't attached. I've never been clear on the legal description of this issue. I have one pistol lower that switches between two uppers. Some of the horror stories you hear occasionally about having various uppers, lowers, etc. on hand makes you wonder sometimes. View Quote No stock is a pistol. You can take a pistol, remove the upper, put a 16" upper on and slide on a stock. Remove the stock and switch back to the pistol upper. |
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There is also the Maxim CQB Pistol PDW Brace. It looks awesome, but I don't own one so I don't know if it works great. View Quote I saw no mention of BATFE approval on their site. Without a letter I'd refrain because that thing looks to really be toeing the line. Perhaps I missed it somewhere. |
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I've read in several reviews that the Tailhook DOES have ATF approval as of last month, maybe they have not had enough time to revise their website?
Their facebook page refers to their Mod 2 as 'ATF approved'. Still, I'd have to see a copy of the actual approval letter before I buy. I keep copies of my SB47 & Shockwave approval letters on me anytime they come out of the safe. |
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Still, I'd have to see a copy of the actual approval letter before I buy. I keep copies of my SB47 & Shockwave approval letters on me anytime they come out of the safe. View Quote Yea I hate being that guy, but I keep the ATF approval paper in the grip of my pistol just in case anything ever was to be said about it too. They do state it is approved as of now, so paperwork should come with it no? ETA: isn't SB Tactical supposed to be coming out with a collapsible brace for the ar15 platform that is just like the one for their MPX? |
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Yea I hate being that guy, but I keep the ATF approval paper in the grip of my pistol just in case anything ever was to be said about it too. They do state it is approved as of now, so paperwork should come with it no? ETA: isn't SB Tactical supposed to be coming out with a collapsible brace for the ar15 platform that is just like the one for their MPX? View Quote I keep a rolled up copy of the approval letter in the grip of my pistols equipped with a Shockwave Blade as well. I honestly doubt a xerox copy of a letter would keep you from taking a ride downtown should any Barney Fife decide what you have is an SBR but it's worth a try. |
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I threw away my ATF approval letters because I have no respect for an organization that sells guns to criminals. Their opinion means nothing to me.
Have a nice day. |
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Sorry if I missed this, but what do they weigh?
They look cool, but heavy. |
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Appears they will be shipping here any day. Put me down for one. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/58080/FB-IMG-1486021206728-138511.JPG View Quote I'm wondering if they fixed the issue with the Brace possibly interfering with the use of Charging Handles due to it's height? |
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I'm wondering if they fixed the issue with the Brace possibly interfering with the use of Charging Handles due to it's height? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Appears they will be shipping here any day. Put me down for one. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/58080/FB-IMG-1486021206728-138511.JPG I'm wondering if they fixed the issue with the Brace possibly interfering with the use of Charging Handles due to it's height? I know it will work with my side chargers...yippee! |
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Appears they will be shipping here any day. Put me down for one. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/58080/FB-IMG-1486021206728-138511.JPG View Quote Mod 3? |
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Yes, I totally agree with ouch. I think I am holding out for the GHW Model 2...added with my LAW folder. I know together they would be the same price, but I already have the LAW folder (s).
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View Quote That video just goes to prove how stupid the rifle/sbr/pistol laws are. It's ok if it's short barred rifle because it's actually a pistol, but it's just a pistol as long as it doesn't touch your shoulder.....but it if touches your shoulder, then it's an SBR....but if it's an inch away from your shoulder, then it's ok because it's a pistol. |
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I'm wondering if they fixed the issue with the Brace possibly interfering with the use of Charging Handles due to it's height? View Quote Supposedly this was the redesign. Thats why they were several months late coming out. If you look at the image I posted, the rubber brace is now flattened up top to accommodate the charging handle. |
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Anyone have one of these in hand yet? Of so, please post a review.
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Aaah, yes they are. $400, ouch. then again, their normal stocks are in that ballpark. View Quote Nice but 400.00 for a pistol brace stock? , I am by no means cheap but that is absurd! The only way I would go for something like this would be through a friend offering it at dealer cost. SBR the thing and use a real stock. . . |
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So I was waiting on the an tactical/maxim brace as well. It seems an tactical had to redesign the brace itself, from what I was told to clear the charging handle. Makes sense if you look at any picture of the brace, the rubber part on the top is higher than the rest of the tube and higher than the top of the lower receiver where the charging handle goes over. I just don't see how it was in development for so long and no one caught it up to now... What I also noticed is there are 2 distinct lines of skus, one more higher priced from maxim defense and a much cheaper priced ~$250 range from an tactical that has I think only 1-2 position. Maybe someone can confirm the material/quality difference? View Quote |
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