The 20/20N Stabilizer kit is The Easiest Way to Brace on to Your Handgun

The Recover Tactical stabilizer kit is the most straight forward way to brace your handgun. The kit includes the brace and chassis which do not require any permanent modification to your standard frame Glock Pistol. The glass filled polymer a light weight and durable construction. The way the brace is cut you can easily use the stock iron sights or a slide mounted red dot. This versatile kit also allows you to holster the braced pistol with a proprietary G7 holster. This kit is an excellent buy if you are looking for a way to get the most from your handgun.

Recover Tactical Stabilizer Kit Specifications and Features:

• Manufacturer Item Number: 2020NS-01
• Handgun Conversion kit
• Simple Installation
• Uses the Handguns Stock Sights
• No Permanent Modification Required
• Ergonomic charging handle
• Right Facing Brace Assembly
• Compatible with the G7 proprietary holster(not included)
• Compatible with Red Dot Optics
• Made With Glass Reinforced Polymer
• Black Finish

Includes:

• Stabilizer Frame
• Brace with Strap
• Low/High profile Charging Handles
• Minimalist Sling
• Picatinny Side Rails

Does Not Include:

• Glock Pistol

Fits:

• Glock 17, 19, 24, 25, 26, 27, 29, 31, 32, 34, 45

Note:

• Charging handle has fitment issues with Gen 5 slides and 26,27 model GlockS

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Note: Here is the NRA's interpretation of the latest ATF letter regarding the use and legality of pistol braces.
  NRA Interpretation of Latest ATF Letter