Recover Tactical PIXB01 P-IX AR Platform Conversion Kit (Without Brace) Black Polymer with Picatinny Mounts for Glock

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The Recover Tactical PIXB01 is the "Basic" entry-level configuration of the P-IX chassis system in Black.

Think of this as the "stripped-down" version. It gives you the core shell and the mechanical linkage needed to turn your Glock into an AR-style platform, but it expects you to provide your own furniture (stock/brace) and accessories.

What is Included in the PIXB01?

• P-IX Chassis Housing (Black): The main glass-reinforced polymer body.
• Standard Pistol Grip: A basic AR-15 style grip (removable/replaceable).
• Trigger Assembly: The internal linkage that activates your Glock's trigger.
• Charging Handle: The adapter that attaches to your Glock’s slide serrations.
• Safety Selector: A functional AR-style fire/safe lever.

What is NOT Included?

The "B" in the SKU stands for Basic, meaning it lacks the "bells and whistles" found in the "PMG" or "ST" kits:

• No Buffer Tube or Stock: The rear of the unit is open and ready for a Mil-Spec buffer tube, but you have to buy it separately.
• No Side Rails (SR20): It has the mounting points, but the actual Picatinny side rails are sold separately.
• No Front Mag Holder (MG9): It does not come with the angled foregrip/magazine carrier.
• No Metal Front Guard: It has the standard polymer front end.

Why Choose the PIXB01?

1. Customization: If you already have a spare AR-15 buffer tube and a favorite stock (like a Magpul CTR or B5 Systems) sitting in a parts bin, this is the most cost-effective way to buy the system.
2. Lowest Entry Price: This is the cheapest way to get into the P-IX system.
3. Pistol Brace Conversion: If you want to use a specific pistol brace (like an SBA3) to avoid NFA "Short Barreled Rifle" registration, buying the Basic kit allows you to build it exactly how you want from the start.

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Pro-Tip for the PIXB01

Since this model lacks the Metal Front Guard, be mindful of your muzzle device. If you are running a standard-length Glock 19, the muzzle sits fairly deep inside the chassis. If you plan on doing rapid-fire "mag dumps," keep an eye on the polymer near the muzzle to ensure it isn't getting too hot.