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SB Tactical Kuna PDW 3-Position Brace - Pistol Brace

$159.99
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Brand
SB Tactical
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-15
Gun Part Type
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UPC
699618783629

Overview

The SB Tactical Kuna PDW is a 3-position adjustable stabilizing brace engineered specifically for the Springfield Armory Kuna PDW platform. This assembly provides three distinct length-of-pull positions, allowing users to customize the fit for their preferred shooting stance or arm length. The brace is designed to maintain the compact profile required for PDW-style builds. It ships as a complete assembly and includes an adjustable nylon strap to provide a secure interface with the shooter's forearm. The Kuna PDW brace is manufactured in the United States.

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