Recover Tactical PIXPMGST01 P-IX+ AR Platform Conversion Kit for Glock - Black

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The Recover Tactical PIXPMGST01 is the "Fully Loaded" flagship configuration of the P-IX+ system in Black.

This SKU represents the most complete bundle Recover Tactical offers. If you want every accessory they make for this platform—including the stock, the extra magazine holders, and the heat protection—all in one box, this is it.

What the SKU Code Means:

• PIX+: The "Plus" version (reinforced upper rail and improved pistol retention).
• PMG: Pistol grip mag holder, Metal front guard, and Grip (angled front mag pouch).
• ST: Includes the Stock and buffer Tube.
• 01: Color code for Black.

Everything Included in the PIXPMGST01:

This kit is designed to maximize the "carbine" feel of your Glock:

1. P-IX+ Chassis (Black): The main reinforced housing.
2. BPP Buffer Tube & TBS Stock: A Mil-Spec aluminum buffer tube and a collapsible buttstock.
3. PG9 Mag-Drive Grip: An upgraded pistol grip that holds a spare Glock magazine inside the handle.
4. MG9 Angled Mag Pouch: A front-mounted angled foregrip that holds another spare magazine.
5. SR20 Side Rails: Left and right Picatinny rails for mounting lights or lasers.
6. Metal Front Guard (MFG): A metal heat shield to protect the polymer from muzzle blast.

Quick Comparison: Why buy this over the "Basic" (PB) models?

Important Considerations

1. Legal Classification (NFA) Because this kit includes a buttstock, attaching it to your Glock (barrel < 16") creates a Short Barreled Rifle (SBR) in the U.S.

• Action Required: You must file an ATF Form 1 and receive your $200 tax stamp before you assemble the Glock into the chassis with the stock attached.
• The Alternative: Many users buy this kit but replace the stock with a Pistol Stabilizing Brace to keep it classified as a "Pistol."

2. Weight and Bulk With two extra magazines and the metal guard, this is the heaviest P-IX configuration. It feels very substantial and handles recoil well, but it is noticeably bulkier than the folding "FBR" or "FST" models.

3. Glock 34/35 Warning If you are using the long-slide Glock 34 or 35, the Metal Front Guard will likely interfere with the slide. You may need to remove the guard to use those specific models.