Recover Tactical PIXPMGFBR02 P-IX+ AR Platform Conversion Kit for Glock with Folding Brace - Tan

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The Recover Tactical PIXPMGFBR02 is the "Full House" version of the P-IX+ system in Tan, configured as a Pistol rather than a Rifle.

This is the most feature-rich, "everything-in-the-box" kit available that stays within the legal classification of a pistol (in most US jurisdictions) by using a Folding Brace instead of a stock.

SKU Breakdown:

• PIX+: The reinforced chassis (improved rail, tighter pistol lock-up).
• PMG: Pistol grip mag holder, Metal front guard, and Grip (front angled mag pouch).F: Folding side adapter.
• BR: Includes a Brace (specifically the 20/20 stabilizing brace).
• 02: Color code for Tan.

What’s Included in the PIXPMGFBR02:

This kit is designed for maximum on-board utility while remaining backpack-portable:

• P-IX+ Chassis (Tan): The main modular body.
• FBR Folding Brace: A stabilizing brace that folds to the side, allowing the unit to fit in very small bags.
• PG9 Mag-Drive Grip: An ergonomic pistol grip that stores a spare Glock magazine inside.
• MG9 Angled Mag Pouch: A front-mounted foregrip that holds a second spare magazine.
• SR20 Side Rails: Picatinny rails on both sides for mounting lights, lasers, or thumb rests.
• Metal Front Guard (MFG): An alloy heat shield at the muzzle to prevent the polymer from melting during high-volume fire.

Key Advantages of This Specific Model

1. Maximum Ammo Capacity: Between the gun and the chassis, you can carry three full magazines on the weapon system at once.
2. No Tax Stamp (Federal): Because it uses a Brace (BR) rather than a Stock (ST), it is legally classified as a pistol under current federal guidelines (as of early 2026). You do not need to file NFA paperwork or pay $200 for a tax stamp.
3. Portability: Despite being "fully loaded" with accessories, the folding mechanism makes it significantly more compact than the fixed buffer-tube versions.

Comparison: PIXPMGFBR02 vs. PIXPMGFST02

Pro-Tips & Warnings

• Glock 34/35 Users: Note that the Metal Front Guard (MFG) is typically not compatible with the extra-long slides of the G34 or G35. You can still use the chassis, but you will likely have to leave the metal guard off.
• Optics Selection: With the "PMG" configuration, you have a lot of rail space. A popular setup for this Tan model is a holosun 403/503 or Sig Romeo 5 on a low mount to keep the profile sleek while folded.