#RecoverTactical

At the SHOT 2024, Recover Tactical revealed its new product lineup, including the 12-inch P-IX+ PFA, joining the already available 16-inch model. These additions are poised to attract the Glock aficionados seeking to extend their Glock’s barrel for an enhanced shooting experience.

Recover Tactical introduced their P-IX carbine conversion kit for Glock pistols about a year ago. This kit has a clamshell design that completely encloses the pistol installed into it, turning the grip of the pistol into a magazine well in front of its trigger guard. The company has now announced an improved version of this conversion kit called P-IX+. Compared to the first model, the Recover Tactical P-IX+ features a reinforced upper Picatinny rail, an enhanced pistol retention mechanism, a pistol grip that can hold a spare magazine and a new buffer tube.

Expanding their line of pistol slide mounted charging handles, Recover Tactical has released a more advanced version of these accessories for Glock pistols. The new Recover Tactical PCH not only provides rear extensions designed to make racking the slide easier but also a top Picatinny rail section for mounting red dot sights on the slide.

At SHOT Show 2020 Recover Tactical debuted their 20/20 Glock Stabilizer Kit and Holster for 9mm and .40S&W Glock models with a rail. These kits are really easy to install, they deploy quickly, and they’re affordable. The 20/20 Stabilizers for the Glock start out at just $99.95. They’ve since released their  MG9 Angled Grip and Glock Mag Holders and optics mounts to go along with the 20/20 Stabilizers.

In this episode of TFBTV, Hop takes a look at the new Recover Tactical 20/20 Kit. The Recover 20/20 is a drop-in chassis kit with a folding brace for Glock pistols. It boasts more features than a Flux brace, and is more compact than a CAA Micro Chassis Kit, and is cheaper than either of them. Is the 20/20 the perfect middle ground between the Flux and the MCK? Or is it a pointless camel-compromise? Let’s find out.

Earlier this year Recover Tactical debuted their new 20/20 Stabilizer kit and holster at SHOT Show 2020. Their brace works with 9mm and 40SW Glock models that come with a rail. A few months ago they also released their new  MG9 Angled Grip and Glock Mag Holder. As the name implies, the MG9 is an angled grip that can attach to any standard Picatinny rail that also doubles as a Glock magazine holder. You can check out the 20/20 brace and holster in action below:

Earlier this year Recover Tactical debuted their new  20/20 Glock Stabilizer Kit, and just last week the first batch of pre-ordered kits were starting to reach customers. Well Recover Tactical just released their new polymer MG9 Angled Grip and Glock Mag Holder system that they also had on display at SHOT Show 2020.

A few weeks ago we posted about the new 20/20 Glock Stabilizer Kit and Brace from Recover Tactical. Their new brace is compatible with over forty 9mm and 40SW Glock models with a rail. The brace kit also fits officially licensed airsoft Glock pistols from Umarex and Cybergun. Well at SHOT Show 2020 Recover Tactical also debuted their new Glock charging handle and holster for the 20/20 brace.

Recover Tactical just debuted their new Stabilizer Kit and Arm Brace they’re calling the 20/20. They originally were going to drop the new kit at SHOT Show 2020 in just a few weeks, but they just couldn’t wait. That’s probably a good move as there’s a bunch of new guns and accessories debuting there and their new pistol brace might get lost in the mix. If you don’t remember, Recover Tactical is known for their polymer two-piece grip systems for both the 1911 and the Browning Hi-Power. Their system allows you to add a rail to your pistol for use with weapon lights or lasers.

Israeli start-up ReCover Tactical was displaying some of their new Glock 43 components on a massive, scaled up handgun which drew the attention of almost every passerby. But the best announcement from the company is the confirmation that their Hi-Power grips are finally available for order in the United States at a price point of $49.99 on their website. These were initially premiered at SHOT 2019 but due to unforeseen manufacturing issues, the grips couldn’t ship until this summer. The primary market for the grips is going to be civilian Browning or FN Herstal Hi-Powers in the United States where owners want to put polymer grips and a rail on their handguns. Another possible market for the grips could be international LE groups or even militaries that still use Hi-Powers and might not have the funds to completely replace their handguns with new ones. Hint, Hint Canada…

The latest addition to the Recover Tactical product line is the HPC grip and rail system designed for FN/Browning Hi Power pistols. This product replaces the original Hi Power grips, extends the dust cover portion of the frame, adds a 1913 Picatinny rail section as well as provides a modern grip texture.

About a month ago, we reported about the subcompact pistol rails that were being developed by Recover Tactical. Back then, the company published the images of three rails from a total of six that were to be released keeping secret the other three rails. Recently, they revealed the remaining three rails and announced that all the six new pistol rails are now available for preorder.

Recover Tactical has announced that they are developing six new drop-in frame rails for popular subcompact pistols. The new rails will be available for Glock 26, Glock 43, S&W M&P Shield as well as … the remaining three pistol models are not disclosed and will be announced later when these rails hit the shelves.

Recover Tactical has been working on accessorizing Glocks and S&W Shields. They have made themselves known for their 1911 grips, Beretta 92 grips and Glock Gen 1-2 rail. Well now they are looking at the rest of the gun and applying their ideas.

Magazine, Clips, are you triggered yet? Just kidding, we wanted to tell you about Recover Tactical’s new Shield and Glock 43 Magazine Clips that have just come up for preorder on the Recover website. If you aren’t familiar with the product concept, I have included a few videos below that kinda spell things out for you.