I have to say that this chassis is great! I have the P80 Kidon as well as the CAA MCK P80 and by far it's the easiest to assemble. It's also very compact compared to both of the other chassis. I found that the suppressor height front sight that I had installed didn't clear the optics rail, but I took care of that with my Dremel and a ball mill. In order to not have to rely on the Allen to remove the pistol I replaced it with a quick release lever from a bicycle seatpost. You can see it in pictures 5 and 6 I had to cut it down a bit but it works great. I also found out that the chassis will work with the PF940CL just fine. I have a reverse RMR cut slide that didn't agree with the slide grips that it came with, but I took care of that with a Vickers Tactical plate charging handle. Overall I think it's a better deal than the other two chassis that I have, that cost three times as much. It's the best bang for your buck on the market.

This bag is completed perfect for any “get home” situation. Where a rifle is too much, but handgun just isn’t enough, this bag is just right for any PDW-style setup. While I’ve transitioned from the Recover Tactical 20/20 brace to full on SBR-ing my G34, I still applaud RT for its innovation and making the sling bag I’ve needed. The main compartment is adequate for a G34 with a B&T USW-G chassis and 4x 33-rd fun sticks. There are to slot-pockets in the main compartment - one houses my “stendos”, and the other holds my tax stamp & trust. The secondary compartment has a small slot pocket perfect for a small notebook & a pen or two. The rest of the space holds exactly the following: 2x chest seals, 2x micro gauzes, 2x pair of rubber gloves, a SWAT TQ, a CAT TQ, a Baofeng UV5r, and a earpiece. The 3rd pocket since on top near the carry handle. It’s small for a pocket knife and keys. I have used it for a spare G17 mag, but I prefer to keep it empty in case I need it for something else. There is a slot-style cutout directly behind this pouch t huh at you can tuck something into covertly. A G17 magazine fits nearly perfectly and with enough snug that it won’t fall out. A G19 magazine would be completely concealed. On the front of this pouch is a cinch strap for tucking more stuff into and keeping it secured. I’ve removed the cord as I just don’t need it. On one side only, there is a small water bottle style pocket with a hook & loop strap to secure contents. The pocket is not big enough for an actual water bottle, but it’s there if you need it. It would be perfect for a TQ, but I prefer to keep all my bleed control stuff together. There are some plastic loops strategically placed around the bag, so if you need to hang extra stuff from the bag, a few small carabiners will do the trick. Finally, the shoulder strap itself is girthy. It’s wide, it’s long, it’s sturdy, and it’s not uncomfortable to wear. I have not had any chafing or hot spots, and my bag is loaded. Keeping it slightly loose allows for swinging the bag to my front to retrieve my items as needed, and the “flow of movement” is smooth. Overall, it’s not too big, not too small, and prohibits you from adding excess quantities resulting in an overweight package. This is the bag I’ve needed for a long time and didn’t know existed until Recover Tactical sent me an email about it. Thanks RT!

This is a great option. Just keep in mind that the you may not be able to holster your weapon with something mounted on the accessory rail that faced your body.

I'd have to say it's the best most versatile stabilizer kit available. It can be used as a minimalist kit or it can have many add-ons depending on the needs of the customer. I've chosen to have mine on the rather minimalist side with only a light/laser and magazine pouch attached. It fits my needs and makes a great match with my Glock 19 Gen. 5. Perfect.

An outstanding addition to taking your 1911 to the next level. My Taurus PT 1911 is an outstanding self defense weapon, and easily installing the Recover Stabilizer has upped its game. This is a well designed, well engineered, and well made piece of equipment. It was easily assembled in just minutes and by attaching the Baldor light/red light laser they offer, as well as a SightMark green dot sight I have raised this pistol's game to a higher level. Ergonomics are outstandin with the Recover (I'm 6 feet tall) and it easily accommodated both my ambidextrous safety and beavertail grip safety. Oh, and did I mention the price is quite a savings over other competitors! This outstanding piece of equipment makes my home and my neighborhood safer and I'm happy I purchased it!