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[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Durability of SB 47 Brace

Posted: 6/13/2014 5:30:46 PM EDT

I was going to pay the tax and SRB a PAP, but with the current climate of unilateral executive action I am think maybe a SB47 brace may be a better option.

How durable is the brace will it hold up to moderately hard use?

Posted: 6/13/2014 6:01:10 PM EDT

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I was going to pay the tax and SRB a PAP, but with the current climate of unilateral executive action I am think maybe a SB47 brace may be a better option.

How durable is the brace will it hold up to moderately hard use?

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I just got one for a father's day present, and haven't used it yet, but it seems very durable. It's rock solid, and the rubber seems really tough.

I was going to SBR my PAP, but now don't see the need. They don't look great, but they are very comfortable.

Posted: 6/13/2014 6:55:15 PM EDT

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Highly recommend SB47, you won't be disappointed, very solid. I am very please with it

Got one (SB15) on my AR pistol also and been very happy with it

Posted: 6/14/2014 5:26:02 PM EDT

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SB15 and the SB 47 are very durable. About as durable as making a stock out of an 8 ply nylon belt tire. Your face will wear out long before your SB47 does.

Posted: 6/15/2014 9:26:30 PM EDT

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I was skeptical of its durability as well but it is in fact quite solid. Finally got to handle one last night at my buddy's and I'm sold. Mine is scheduled to arrive Wednesday from JG, can't wait!

Posted: 6/16/2014 12:23:34 PM EDT

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Highly recommend SB47, you won't be disappointed, very solid. I am very please with it

Got one (SB15) on my AR pistol also and been very happy with it

https://vmcajg.bn1.livefilestore.com/y2p_oycT5XEZYk1QtmfdQ9Oz_CPgdECG3So1gofFSp-h6qArb-V_DXJzBv-M-0XPrcaZktxFdalWjs4G2-txVwtFzWNf5KDTrwPKmC3FlxrLSQ/MyAKM92_C.JPG?psid=1

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Where did you get that hand guard? Thats the best looking set up Ive seen.

Posted: 6/16/2014 6:49:09 PM EDT

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Where did you get that hand guard? Thats the best looking set up Ive seen.

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Highly recommend SB47, you won't be disappointed, very solid. I am very please with it

Got one (SB15) on my AR pistol also and been very happy with it

https://vmcajg.bn1.livefilestore.com/y2p_oycT5XEZYk1QtmfdQ9Oz_CPgdECG3So1gofFSp-h6qArb-V_DXJzBv-M-0XPrcaZktxFdalWjs4G2-txVwtFzWNf5KDTrwPKmC3FlxrLSQ/MyAKM92_C.JPG?psid=1

Where did you get that hand guard? Thats the best looking set up Ive seen.

Thanks, it's by MFT, I just removed rails from both sides since I am not planning on attaching anything to them and they don't feel comfortable grabbing on to it with picatinny rails.

Posted: 6/17/2014 9:02:12 AM EDT

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Love mine. Works as promised. Just so you know, I wouldn't be using the arm brace to knock down doors or to butt-stroke someone.

Posted: 6/17/2014 5:10:49 PM EDT

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Is your pistol a Draco or PAP M92...I'm guessing it's Draco, since the M92/85 use different handguards.

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Thanks, it's by MFT, I just removed rails from both sides since I am not planning on attaching anything to them and they don't feel comfortable grabbing on to it with picatinny rails.

http://www.missionfirsttactical.com/core/media/media.nl?id=6695&c=690969&h=a1ddf48472cf882f649e&resizeid=-2&resizeh=250&resizew=250

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Highly recommend SB47, you won't be disappointed, very solid. I am very please with it

Got one (SB15) on my AR pistol also and been very happy with it

https://vmcajg.bn1.livefilestore.com/y2p_oycT5XEZYk1QtmfdQ9Oz_CPgdECG3So1gofFSp-h6qArb-V_DXJzBv-M-0XPrcaZktxFdalWjs4G2-txVwtFzWNf5KDTrwPKmC3FlxrLSQ/MyAKM92_C.JPG?psid=1

Where did you get that hand guard? Thats the best looking set up Ive seen.

Thanks, it's by MFT, I just removed rails from both sides since I am not planning on attaching anything to them and they don't feel comfortable grabbing on to it with picatinny rails.

http://www.missionfirsttactical.com/core/media/media.nl?id=6695&c=690969&h=a1ddf48472cf882f649e&resizeid=-2&resizeh=250&resizew=250

Posted: 6/17/2014 5:13:32 PM EDT

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Is your pistol a Draco or PAP M92...I'm guessing it's Draco, since the M92/85 use different handguards.

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It's Yugo M92 PAP....

Posted: 6/18/2014 12:06:35 AM EDT

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It's Yugo M92 PAP....

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ur pistol a Draco or PAP M92...I'm guessing it's Draco, since the M92/85 use different handguards.

It's Yugo M92 PAP....

Looks like an AK Builder muzzle brake on there as well?

Posted: 6/18/2014 4:06:29 AM EDT

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Looks like an AK Builder muzzle brake on there as well?

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ur pistol a Draco or PAP M92...I'm guessing it's Draco, since the M92/85 use different handguards.

It's Yugo M92 PAP....

Looks like an AK Builder muzzle brake on there as well?

You are correct, it's a slotted brake.

Posted: 6/18/2014 9:50:54 AM EDT

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You are correct, it's a slotted brake. http://ak-builder.com/images/thumbnails/3/120/m92_pap_slotted_brake_2.jpg

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ur pistol a Draco or PAP M92...I'm guessing it's Draco, since the M92/85 use different handguards.

It's Yugo M92 PAP....

Looks like an AK Builder muzzle brake on there as well?

You are correct, it's a slotted brake. http://ak-builder.com/images/thumbnails/3/120/m92_pap_slotted_brake_2.jpg

Thought so. My buddy is a machinist there and while I didn't realize it at the time, I was actually the guinea pig/beta tester for those brakes. They work great to control muzzle rise but man, are they ever loud as hell! Notice how mine is discolored-- that's because it was the first one made and given to me in the white, so I just hit it with some cold bluing. Anyway, my SB47 was on the porch when I woke up this morning, it is now installed, and I can't wait to go and shoot this baby!

Posted: 6/18/2014 11:26:54 AM EDT

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Thought so. My buddy is a machinist there and while I didn't realize it at the time, I was actually the guinea pig/beta tester for those brakes. They work great to control muzzle rise but man, are they ever loud as hell! Notice how mine is discolored-- that's because it was the first one made and given to me in the white, so I just hit it with some cold bluing. Anyway, my SB47 was on the porch when I woke up this morning, it is now installed, and I can't wait to go and shoot this baby!

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v638/KOOLmike/20140618_123626_zpsxbayldlf.jpg

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You are going to enjoy your PAP much better with SB47 on......without it M92 is just a crazy/fun pistol but now it's crazy/fun/dangerous pistol.

I saw few other outfits make similar brakes and they want way too much money for their's and when I saw one from AK Builder I jump on it. Haven't fired my M92 yet but will as soon as I have a chance to do so....want to test out Sightmark optics on it

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