Reviews & Ratings for SB Tactical SBPDW Pistol Stabilizing Brace for Mil-spec AR-15 Receivers — 338 reviews — Page 1

It has a good concept design and production result. Seriously, it weighs way more than advertise weight of 18oz. more like 48oz. Finishing is decent. Construction is surprisingly solid. But, it could definitely be much lighter.

It fits, it works & I got it quick enough! However asking me for 200 characters for a review is seriously why I gave 3 stars. That is quite a few characters for what should be a very simple process. I could be wrong but honestly courtesy isn't and shouldn't be common. Capitalism has its woes I reckoned.

It is awesome. I love the way it looks on my pistol,...............................................................,..............................................................................................

Ordered this right before the SBA3 came out...didn't cancel the order since I thought the heavier brace would balance out the pistol I was going to use it on. It does do that but not a major difference for the overall weight gain.

Adjustment was stiff but loosens up nicely after extending the stock many times. The two rails do rattle quite a bit when you move around with the gun. They should have come up with some nylon bushings or something, for the price I don't think it's acceptable. It is solid if you were to pull it into your shoulder though.

It's better than the Shockwave Blade I was using before with respect to bruising or sore shoulder. Even under light recoil the Blade could cause discomfort from the very narrow hard plastic from certain shooting positions. The generous rubber area is great if the recoil causes the brace to hit your shoulder or collar bone area.

It's decent but I'd go with a cheaper option next time

I like the adjustablility but was surprised at how much play it has. The buffer tube and mount are tight but the brace stock rattles and is noisy at all three positions. For how much it costs it should be rock solid. You can see the locking mechanism move when you push or pull on the brace and it should be tight at this price point. Also, the finish scratches easily.

Great product nonetheless, but not as short as you think. If your going for the shortness go with the maxim version a little more expensive but worth it in my opinion. This was intended for my 8'' 300 BLK pistol build.

It works but is over priced. There is currently a new style of brace that rainier arms Is selling at a lower price and offers more options. Also if you are building to keep super short in a bag you can attach a law folder to that 1.this pdw only stays straight with 3 length of pull adjustments.

As promised. Very slight wiggle. Not noticeable when "shouldered...." Pleased with the fit and finish. I chose this over the Maxim because of price. I didn't realize the Maxim included a JP Enterprises Silent Captured Buffer. When you add the two up it is about the same price, and the Maxim collapses shorter. If I had to do over, I would probably get the Maxim.