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Strike Industries Polymer Stabilizing Brace for SIG MCX/MPX Pistol, Black - STAB-MPX/MC

$139.74
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Brand
Strike Industries
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Stock
UPC
708747548112
MPN
SISTABMPXMCX

Overview

The Strike Industries Polymer Stabilizing Brace is designed for the Sig Sauer MCX and MPX pistol platforms. It features a patent-pending stabilizing design that integrates with the existing receiver cuts, offering a low-profile, slim footprint. The brace is 3-position adjustable and includes an ergonomically cut fin to provide a consistent stabilizing interface across all planes.

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