Flux Defense Raider: A Meaty Review

Published on December 11, 2020
Duration: 30:38

This review provides an in-depth look at the Flux Defense Raider chassis system, designed for the Sig Sauer P320 platform. The presenter, Jake Dwyer, offers a biased but honest assessment, highlighting the Raider's innovative features like its non-reciprocating red dot mount, ambidextrous thumb safety, and unique two-stage magazine release. Potential drawbacks such as suppressed fire challenges, potential brace collapse during reloads, and lefty considerations are also discussed, alongside its suitability for specific applications like executive protection and bug-out bags.

Quick Summary

The Flux Defense Raider is a chassis system for the Sig Sauer P320, transforming it into a compact pistol brace configuration. It boasts a non-reciprocating red dot mount, ambidextrous safety, and an innovative two-stage magazine release. While offering unique advantages for specific applications like executive protection or bug-out bags, potential users should be aware of challenges with suppressed fire and ergonomic considerations for left-handed shooters.

Chapters

  1. 00:41Introduction to Flux Defense Raider
  2. 01:03Channel Housekeeping & Support
  3. 02:45Flux Defense History & Evolution
  4. 04:31Flux Defense Origins in Utah
  5. 05:25Glock Brace vs. Raider
  6. 06:01Raider: Version 2.0 of MP17
  7. 06:42What is the Flux Chassis?
  8. 07:00Chassis Runs on Sig P320 Platform
  9. 07:53How to Build the Raider
  10. 08:31Pistol vs. SBR Configuration
  11. 09:42Raider Deployment Demo
  12. 10:19Non-Reciprocating Red Dot Mount
  13. 11:07New Features: Thumb Safety
  14. 11:39Other Features: Mag Release
  15. 12:46Clever Two-Stage Mag Release Innovation
  16. 14:54Captured Tools & Storage
  17. 16:11Pros and Cons: Who is it For?
  18. 18:16Biggest Criticism: Suppressed Fire
  19. 20:36Second Criticism: Brace Collapse During Reload
  20. 22:40Third Criticism: Lefty Considerations
  21. 25:27Pricing and Cost Considerations
  22. 27:33Overall Thoughts and Recommendation
  23. 29:42Availability and Patience
  24. 30:00Holiday Season Greetings

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Flux Defense Raider?

The Flux Defense Raider is a chassis system designed to convert a Sig Sauer P320 pistol into a pistol brace configuration. It provides a compact, shoulder-fired platform without being a traditional rifle or SBR, and features innovative elements like a non-reciprocating red dot mount and a unique two-stage magazine release.

What are the main features of the Flux Defense Raider?

Key features include a non-reciprocating red dot mount on a Picatinny rail, an ambidextrous thumb safety, and a two-stage magazine release where the first stage drops the magazine and the second stage can release the slide. It also includes captured tools for maintenance and battery storage.

What are the potential drawbacks of the Flux Defense Raider?

Potential drawbacks include challenges when running suppressed, the risk of the brace collapsing during a slide-lock reload, and specific ergonomic considerations for left-handed shooters, particularly regarding magazine release access and accidental brace collapse.

Who is the Flux Defense Raider designed for?

The Raider is suitable for end-user professionals in roles like executive protection, and for civilians as a compact option for bug-out bags, truck guns, or low-profile carry where a rifle is not feasible but more firepower than a standard pistol is desired.

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