Colt Commander Variable Power Recoil Spring Wolff

Product Description

Variable rate springs function correctly with a wider range of loads than fixed rate springs can. Rate increases as spring is compressed; gives greater protection against frame battering, more consistent lockup and improved feeding, while allowing eas­ier manual cycling of the action. All springs are variable power. 18 lb. spring is factory ­standard; includes extra power firing pin spring.

Product Description

Stability & Improved AR Pistol Control

The SBX-K Pistol Stabilizing Brace is SB Tactical’s second generation brace designed for Sig Sauer’s MPX and MCX line of AR-15 style pistols. Made from a high-quality, elasto-polymer, the SB Tactical’s SBX-K Pistol Stabilizing Brace can be strapped around the shooters forearm for better accuracy when shooting one handed.

With a more streamlined design than its predecessor, the SBX-K Pistol Stabilizing Brace employs a wider strap to give extra stability when strapped to the forearm. Brace can also be pressed against the cheek for a third point of contact to stabilize the pistol when firing.

• Fits 1" to 1.2" dia. buffer tubes
• Adjustable nylon stabilizing strap
• Can also be used on conventional AR-15’s

Product Description

Enhances Control Of Your KRISS Pistol

The SB Tactical Vector PSB Stabilizing Brace is designed to give you extra stability when shooting the KRISS Vector SDP pistol. Pulled against the cheek, without touching the shooters chest, the Vector PSB acts as a third point of contact to stabilizing the pistol.

Made from a high-quality, elasto-polymer, the Vector PSB Stabilizing Brace can be strapped around the shooter’s forearm, giving the shooter better control while firing the KRISS Vector SDP pistol one handed.

• Can be adjusted to an angle for proper use on forearm
• Allows for good sight picture
• Ready for mounting on the KRISS M4 adapter (sold separately)
• Adjustable nylon strap for secure fit on forearm

The SB Tactical Vector PSB Stabilizing Brace is NOT to be used as a shoulder stock. Using the brace as a stock while installed on a pistol constitutes a “redesign” of the device according to the ATF, and such misuse may subject the user to severe criminal penalties. If used as a stock, the resulting firearm will be subject to all provisions of the NFA and all NFA rules would apply.