CAA Micro-RONI Pistol Chassis | SHOT 2017

James Reeves
by James Reeves

In this piece of SHOT coverage from James, James visits with Hayim at CAA to get the news on the RONI expansion and modifications for this year. MSRP on the new models starts at $250.

From CAA’s press release:

The Micro RONI® is the newest compact addition for a pistol carbine conversion kit. The light and sturdy platform for your various glocks and pistols is made of aluminum with a polymer body. The Micro RONI® features a folding mechanism for a sturdier position.

→ No pistol disassembly required – Just place pistol into the kit and lock
→ Equipped with a long Picatinny rail, allowing a combination of sight, magnifier, and/or night vision
→ Provides two extra Picatinny rails on both right and left (optional) for mounting additional accessories
→ Ambidextrous, easy and fast handling
→ Optional: Full-Auto ambidextrous cocking handle
→ Ambidextrous trigger-guard safety
→ Features a right-folding stock for easy concealment and carry
→ Right and left serrated thumb-rests for better control on recoil and muzzle-rise* (Optional)
→ Front extra magazine carrier for fast reload
→ Front integral tactical light (Optional)

James Reeves
James Reeves

Owner, Neutral Ground Gun Co. NRA/Louisiana State Police certified concealed weapons instructor, 2012-present Maxim Magazine's MAXIMum Warrior, 2011 TFBTV Executive Producer Champion, Key West Cinco De Mayo Taco Eating Competition Lawyer Instagram: gunshorts Twitter: @jjreeves

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  • G92 G92 on Jan 19, 2017

    I placed a order for 3 then received a email from them that they would not ship to Massachusetts.. So just a heads up to anyone else living in a NOT FREE state

    • Diana pierce Diana pierce on Jan 19, 2017

      @G92 You're neighbor south... the socalled 'CONSTITUTION STATE' .... is equally farcical. CT Gov. Malloy must be repudiated, rejected, removed. It is hope those bogus, oppressive, infringing no-laws will be done away with and soon.

  • Cymond Cymond on Jan 20, 2017

    OK, that MSRP makes this VERY interesting. The KPOS is like $600 or something.
    I need to figure out if it's suppressor compatible. It doesn't look like there's room.

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