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Q&A for SB Tactical SBPDW Pistol Stabilizing Brace for Mil-spec AR-15 Receivers — 135 Questions & 129 Answers

Name SB Tactical SBPDW Pistol Stabilizing Brace for Mil-spec AR-15 Receivers (4.8)
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Joe, member, from NM, United States, asked on March 09, 2018

Has anyone used the Fostech (Echo-AR II) Trigger with this brace? Does it work without any issues?

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Answered by Jonathan D., Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on May 10, 2018

Some users of the Echo II triggers report issues with light strikes on the primer, however that has more to do with the buffer weight than with the brace or any buffer tube or stock you may be using.

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Screwedup, guest, from TX, United States, asked on November 25, 2019

Can you change the buffer tube?

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Answered by Armando R., Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on November 25, 2019

No, you cannot. It is a proprietary buffer tube and is the only one that can be used with this system.

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Rob, member, from TX, United States, asked on May 05, 2018

Is a castle nut included with this brace or do I need to buy it seperate.

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Answered by Jonathan D., Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on July 09, 2018

This brace includes a proprietary castle nut.

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Rockycv5, guest, from TX, United States, asked on March 22, 2018

Will this brace fit on ATI Tactical Omni Maxx Hybrid AR-15 Pistol ?

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Answered by Ethan C., Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on May 26, 2018

This will not work the ATI Omni Hybrid Maxx is thicker than a standard receiver for strength purposes due to the use of polymer.

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Boss Monty, guest, from TX, United States, asked on March 11, 2018

Will this work with my "Law Tactical" AR Folding Stock Adapter ?

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Answered by Jonathan D., Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on May 12, 2018

No, due to the design of the SB PDW the arms holding the brace would interfere with use of the Law Tactical folding adapter.

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Roy, member, from TX, United States, asked on December 16, 2024

will this work on radical firearms 300 black out?

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Answered by Ethan, Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on December 16, 2024

Yes, the SB Tactical SBPDW Pistol Stabilizing Brace is compatible with a Radical Firearms AR15 chambered in 300 Blackout.

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Wiles53, guest, from OH, United States, asked on December 05, 2022

Where can I find a replacement bufer tube for this system?

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Answered by Hunter, Gear Expert, from OH, United States, on February 22, 2023

The SB Tactical SBPDW Pistol Stabilizing Brace buffer tube can be purchased individually. However, we currently do not have it available and I recommend contacting SB Tactical for this buffer tube.

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Sam, guest, from CT, United States, asked on September 29, 2022

Does this brace work for aero precision 9mm EPC buffer tube??

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Answered by Hunter, Gear Expert, from OH, United States, on October 06, 2022

The SB Tactical SBPDW Pistol Stabilizing Brace for Mil-spec AR-15 Receivers comes with a buffer tube that has to be used with the brace. The brace itself will not work with the EPC 9 buffer tube.

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smiller, member, from SC, United States, asked on April 28, 2021

Just had my rifle cerekoted, will the side poles mar the finish?

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Answered by Ben, Gear Expert, from UT, United States, on May 12, 2021

Over time, the paint/cerakote will start to wear.

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Jon M, member, from PA, United States, asked on April 24, 2021

Does this work with AR-9 pistols? (Foxtrot Mike )

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Answered by Ben, Gear Expert, from UT, United States, on May 12, 2021

Yes, it should still work fine.

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