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Posted: 1/19/2017 11:19:33 PM EDT
Looks awesome! Can't wait for them to come out
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Lol "revolutionary" it's just another knock-off of the SB-15 only a little bit smaller profile. But somehow people still buy this junk...
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Lol "revolutionary" it's just another knock-off of the SB-15 only a little bit smaller profile. But somehow people still buy this junk... View Quote The Tailhook Brace is NOTHING like the SB-15. The SB-15 is a Rubberized attachment that is supposed to be strapped to a persons forearm. The Tailhook Brace is a Metal attachment that opens to allow a person to rest their forearm on top of the "hook" portion to stabilize the firearm. |
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The Tailhook Brace is NOTHING like the SB-15. The SB-15 is a Rubberized attachment that is supposed to be strapped to a persons forearm. The Tailhook Brace is a Metal attachment that opens to allow a person to rest their forearm on top of the "hook" portion to stabilize the firearm. View Quote I take that back, it actually looks WORSE than the SB15, since at least the sb15 will give you some support to hold the firearm up with one hand. I'm not even sure what this does.... |
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Uncomfortability aside, they're competing with a $200 tax stamp... might as well just SBR the thing at that price lol. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Holy cow! They want $200 for that. Uncomfortability aside, they're competing with a $200 tax stamp... might as well just SBR the thing at that price lol. Yeah that's kind of pricey. I understand R&D cost and productions runs. The brace does allow you to cross state lines easier and not have to wait 9 months to put a stock on one. I'm in the process of building my first pistol and eventually want a suppressor. If the HPA passes I'll probably turn it into a SBR, if it doesn't it'll stay a pistol and I'll spend the $200 on the suppressor. Not giving the government $400 |
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Uncomfortability aside, they're competing with a $200 tax stamp... might as well just SBR the thing at that price lol. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
Uncomfortability aside, they're competing with a $200 tax stamp... might as well just SBR the thing at that price lol. SBR'ing a firearm is NOT an option for everyone due to State Laws. And some folks who do have the option still want less Governmental oversight when they travel across state lines. Quoted:
I take that back, it actually looks WORSE than the SB15, since at least the sb15 will give you some support to hold the firearm up with one hand. I'm not even sure what this does.... If you still don't understand even after watching one of these videos or reading the information from the Gear Head Works website, then your understanding of general physics, leverage, and force/counter-force dynamics might be too low for comprehension. |
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The invention of this stuff simply proves just how fucking stupid an SBR/SBS law actually is.
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I'd wager that has about as much chance of getting approved as the "dust plug" for the shockwave brace.
Edit: Looks like they already got it, and the proprietary buffer tube skirts the questionability of using a standard tube |
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I'd wager that has about as much chance of getting approved as the "dust plug" for the shockwave brace. Edit: Looks like they already got it, and the proprietary buffer tube skirts the questionability of using a standard tube View Quote The original idea of the pistol tube was to 'show' your lack of intent to mount a stock...but with the braces whats the point. Its either against your shoulder or not. |
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I take that back, it actually looks WORSE than the SB15, since at least the sb15 will give you some support to hold the firearm up with one hand. I'm not even sure what this does.... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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The Tailhook Brace is NOTHING like the SB-15. The SB-15 is a Rubberized attachment that is supposed to be strapped to a persons forearm. The Tailhook Brace is a Metal attachment that opens to allow a person to rest their forearm on top of the "hook" portion to stabilize the firearm. I take that back, it actually looks WORSE than the SB15, since at least the sb15 will give you some support to hold the firearm up with one hand. I'm not even sure what this does.... Did you watch the video? The folding part rests on the bottom of your forearm and prevents the front-heavy barrel portion from dropping (pivoting) down at the grip... ...looks to be a cool idea |
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Did you watch the video? The folding part rests on the bottom of your forearm and prevents the front-heavy barrel portion from dropping (pivoting) down at the grip... ...looks to be a cool idea View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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The Tailhook Brace is NOTHING like the SB-15. The SB-15 is a Rubberized attachment that is supposed to be strapped to a persons forearm. The Tailhook Brace is a Metal attachment that opens to allow a person to rest their forearm on top of the "hook" portion to stabilize the firearm. I take that back, it actually looks WORSE than the SB15, since at least the sb15 will give you some support to hold the firearm up with one hand. I'm not even sure what this does.... Did you watch the video? The folding part rests on the bottom of your forearm and prevents the front-heavy barrel portion from dropping (pivoting) down at the grip... ...looks to be a cool idea Yes, it does a good job to prevent the front from dropping. However, what does it happen when you shoot and the front actually "wants" to go up? That hook will not hold it, so the barrel's brake/compensator better be very good. The HK model actually does a better job in this aspect. |
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The upward force when fired will be covered is my bet. It gives the developer grip on a new downward force muzzle device, so it maintains constant contact with the forearm!
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Anyone seen any updates on this? The mod 1 is the last puzzle piece for my current 9mm AR pistol build.
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Lol, sometimes it's hard for people to wrap their head around an advanced product. The benefits far outweigh any SBR bullshit. View Quote What's that Shotgun that comes with one of these? The one almost everyone takes off because it sucks....SPAS I think? It's a very down gun market. Obviously these guys don't have business degrees and didn't do a proper feasibility study with this. |
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Disagree. More like company A picked a bad time to come out with an expensive gimmick What's that Shotgun that comes with one of these? The one almost everyone takes off because it sucks....SPAS I think? It's a very down gun market. Obviously these guys don't have business degrees and didn't do a proper feasibility study with this. View Quote The firearm market is NOT down by any stretch of the imagination. Do you have anything relevant to say about this product in this thread?!? I've been holding off on getting the Maxim Defense CQB Brace because I would like to try one of these out and hope it's available soon. |
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Disagree. More like company A picked a bad time to come out with an expensive gimmick What's that Shotgun that comes with one of these? The one almost everyone takes off because it sucks....SPAS I think? It's a very down gun market. Obviously these guys don't have business degrees and didn't do a proper feasibility study with this. View Quote |
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Spoken like someone who might not know anything about something. The firearm market is NOT down by any stretch of the imagination. Do you have anything relevant to say about this product in this thread?!? I've been holding off on getting the Maxim Defense CQB Brace because I would like to try one of these out and hope it's available soon. View Quote In most instances nothing is really moving except hand guns. I hear that over and over again. Look at EE. Look at TacSwap. You can get awesome deals on stuff. I lost my ass selling a dbal i2 three weeks ago. Luckily the dbal d2 I bought to replace it was a steal. Why do you think PSA and other places send out email after email with great deals on stuff like uppers and tossing in free PMAGs on top of it? Whoever told you the gun market, in most instances isn't down doesn't know what they are talking about. And I already made a relevant point. Just because you refuse to accept it doesn't mean it's not legitimate This isn't a new concept. It's on the SPAS shotgun. Same exact concept. Now go look at some SPAS shotguns and tell me how many people leave that feature on. Now you may argue that it's not the same because it's a different gun but not so fast. How many people really truly shoot their AR pistol one handed? Not many. Typically people with some disability and that's not many. Don't get me wrong it looks cool folded up and I like how it's adjustable but other than that it's way less impressive than you think. I'm not anti capitalism and I'm not wishing for this product to fail it's just not a great time to introduce somewhat expensive products that are already on other guns and not loved by all and who's main purpose is to help shoot an AR pistol with one hand.....something most don't do. On top of a down market? Bad idea. It it was $100 I'd buy it just for the fact it's got multiple positions and it looks pretty good. I'd care less about the hook. |
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Most people aren't going to shoot it one handed, but just want the ability to have a legal brace that they can adjust for length.
I think most people will just be using it with cheek weld, and want something that looks better then a plain tube or a huge hunk of rubber. The actual hook part isn't most people's reason for buying it. It is adjustable and legal on a pistol and it improves cheeking while adding aesthetics...it just happens to have a hook if the user so decides to use it. I had a spas 12 back in the late 80s. I removed the hook day 2. Not exactly the same thing and it was rarely or never used because you can shoulder the shotgun. |
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Disagree. More like company A picked a bad time to come out with an expensive gimmick What's that Shotgun that comes with one of these? The one almost everyone takes off because it sucks....SPAS I think? It's a very down gun market. Obviously these guys don't have business degrees and didn't do a proper feasibility study with this. View Quote you're likely a small handful of people who would be concerned about using that feature with this "brace." I would wager they will easily sell hundreds of thousands of them. |
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Most people aren't going to shoot it one handed, but just want the ability to have a legal brace that they can adjust for length. I think most people will just be using it with cheek weld, and want something that looks better then a plain tube or a huge hunk of rubber. The actual hook part isn't most people's reason for buying it. It is adjustable and legal on a pistol and it improves cheeking while adding aesthetics...it just happens to have a hook if the user so decides to use it. I had a spas 12 back in the late 80s. I removed the hook day 2. Not exactly the same thing and it was rarely or never used because you can shoulder the shotgun. View Quote But like I said, it looks good and the adjustment ability is nice. I said I'd buy one for $100. Now that news is out it's $120? Yup. I'd buy. In fact after we get some reports on its durability I will buy. I just get set off when people tout things as game changers and innovative whennthe idea was on a shotgun 30 years ago lol. |
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Lol, you're likely a small handful of people who would be concerned about using that feature with this "brace." I would wager they will easily sell hundreds of thousands of them. View Quote No. Ten thousand a year for the next ten years is ONE hundred thousand. Let alone hundred(s) of thousands. At $120 they will sell. But as many as you think? I seriously doubt it. Maybe. Who knows. |
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I see thats a 5 or 6 position buffer tube he's got there.
Thought it was illegal to use one of those on a pistol...has to be smooth to not accept a standard stock |
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The tube is specific to the brace, a stock will not fit.
I also believe it is ok to use a standard buffer tube, as long as you don't keep a spare stock around...or something stupid like that..haha. |
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I see thats a 5 or 6 position buffer tube he's got there. Thought it was illegal to use one of those on a pistol...has to be smooth to not accept a standard stock View Quote ".. an NFA firearm is made if aggregated parts are in close proximity such that they..serve no useful purpose OTHER than to make an NFA firearm (e.g., a receiver, an attachable shoulder stock, and a short barrel)"... - OS |
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i'm guessing the mod 2 tube is 6061 since they're not saying anything about it.
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