Flux Defense Raider P320 Review: The $400 PDW

Published on May 24, 2021
Duration: 16:33

The Flux Defense Raider chassis transforms the Sig P320 into a compact PDW, offering a 40-round capacity and rapid brace deployment. It provides significant cost savings compared to other PDWs, with a full build potentially under $1000. While generally accurate and easy to shoot, left-handed users may need to adjust their grip to avoid accidental magazine releases.

Quick Summary

The Flux Defense Raider is a chassis system for the Sig P320, converting it into a compact PDW. It offers a 40-round capacity, rapid brace deployment, and a cost-effective price point around $400 for the chassis, making full builds under $1000 feasible.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Overview
  2. 01:09Chassis System Features
  3. 02:30Magazine System & Reloading
  4. 04:27PDW Comparison & Cost
  5. 06:47Range Performance & Accuracy
  6. 09:52Ergonomics & Left-Handed Use
  7. 12:19Final Thoughts & Value

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Flux Defense Raider?

The Flux Defense Raider is a chassis system designed for the Sig Sauer P320 pistol. It transforms the handgun into a compact Personal Defense Weapon (PDW) by adding a brace and improving ergonomics, while maintaining a relatively small footprint for easy carry.

How much does the Flux Defense Raider cost?

The Flux Defense Raider chassis itself is priced around $400. This makes it a significantly more affordable option compared to many other PDW platforms, allowing for a complete P320 PDW build to potentially cost under $1000.

What is the magazine capacity of the Flux Defense Raider system?

The Raider system is designed to hold two magazines simultaneously, one in the pistol's grip and another in the chassis's front section. This configuration provides a total on-gun capacity of 40 rounds for a 9mm setup.

Is the Flux Defense Raider suitable for left-handed shooters?

While functional, left-handed shooters may need to adjust their grip. A standard left-handed grip can inadvertently trigger the magazine release. A modified 'broom handle' grip is suggested to avoid this issue.

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