I brought out my Glock 41 with a Flux Brace and my form 1 suppressor after nightfire qualification. Impressed the guys. https://youtu.be/Ys52dPU3jaU https://youtu.be/Ys52dPU3jaU

Congratulations to our younger generation who
appreciate the beauty of an efficient can and
their intelligence of saving their hearing.

Thank you for video.


Pass HPA, Mitch. Many of us want to help
the economy by getting the latest and
greatest for our NM .45, FN Browning Hi Power
( 'pimped out' with tangent sights and
original prewar shoulder stock ) and [ subliminal message
to DeadAIr ]10" MASK HD. Money is burning hole
in wallet.

How do you like the flux brace?

I like it for what it is. If your looking for a very compact PDW type weapon I think it fits the bill. You have to remember that your going to have compromises. The compromises on this setup is a short length of pull remember this is a brace and not a stock so it's a bit short. I like short stocks so it's not really a problem for me but some may find it too short. The second is if you put your head too far forward and are wearing a hat the RMR could strike your brim. That being said I still like it. Is it perfect no but it does what I want be very compact. My next project thought will be a B&T chassis on a G17 you give up the ease of it being just a pistol but with it being an SBR you can have an actual stock and better length of pull. On the down side it's a little larger. Well that was a long answer but I hope it answered your question

Is the silencer a solid build or were you able to come up with a booster/piston setup?

I used the SD booster. I thing I will make my next one though. Now that I understand the construction better.