Building a State of the Art .300 Blackout Pistol

By Josh Wayner

When I started my trip into the world of the .300 Blackout I never guessed that I would end up discovering as much as I did about what would appear to be a well-established cartridge. The pistol/SBR class of AR weapons was an area that I had some experience in, but not with this caliber. Below is my selection of the best parts I could find and why I chose them.

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The brace is essentially a pistol-legal version of the company’s PDW stock. It has the same features with the added feature of being able to be strapped to an arm. The brace features four points of collapse and a closed length of just over 5 1/3”. On the sides, there are two QD sling attachment points.

The spring and buffer assembly included with the brace I received is special and shortened as compared to a regular carbine unit. The buffer, despite being significantly shorter than standard, maintains an H2 weight. It is available in different weights from Maxim.

The comfort and function this brace delivers is second to none and I wouldn’t hesitate …Read the Rest

Source:: AmmoLand