I’m Conflicted - Recover Tactical 20/20 brace review

Published on September 22, 2020
Duration: 16:47

This review of the Recover Tactical 20/20 brace for Glock platforms highlights its potential as a more California-legal alternative to devices like the Micro Roni. The presenter discusses its features, pros (affordability, portability, solid lock-up), and cons (comfort for larger individuals, potential reload interference, recoil impulse). While deemed a cool range toy, its serious professional or defensive use is questioned.

Quick Summary

The Recover Tactical 20/20 brace is a more California-legal alternative to devices like the Micro Roni, costing around $100 for the base model. While it offers a solid lock-up and portability, taller shooters may find it uncomfortable, and it's primarily recommended as a 'cool range toy' rather than for serious professional or defensive use.

Chapters

  1. 01:04Recover Tactical 20/20 Brace Intro
  2. 01:17California Market Relevance
  3. 01:21Sponsor: Franklin Armory
  4. 01:43What is the Recover Tactical 20/20?
  5. 01:50California Legal Landscape (Micro Roni vs. 20/20)
  6. 02:22Forward Grip & Barrel Shroud Concerns
  7. 03:30Brace Features & Design
  8. 04:02Included Holster System
  9. 04:31Attachments & Accessories
  10. 04:54Pros of the 20/20 Brace
  11. 05:50Portability & Bag Fit
  12. 06:19Brace Ergonomics & Stability
  13. 07:09Wrist Strap Comfort
  14. 07:23Lock-up Solidness
  15. 07:36Pro/Con: Tool Assembly Required
  16. 08:09Cons of the 20/20 Brace
  17. 08:13Accuracy & Comfort for Taller Shooters
  18. 09:16Reloading Interference
  19. 10:13Recoil Impulse Comparison
  20. 10:38Range Toy vs. Serious Use
  21. 11:05Concealment & Professional Use
  22. 12:06Opening the Brace Mechanism
  23. 12:41Home Defense & Serious Use Assessment
  24. 13:21Price & California Value
  25. 13:36Who is this Brace For?
  26. 14:03Final Thoughts & Recommendation

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Recover Tactical 20/20 brace legal in California?

The presenter suggests the Recover Tactical 20/20 brace is a potentially more California-legal option than similar devices like the Micro Roni. However, he advises against using the optional forward grip attachment, as it could be construed as a prohibited feature under California's assault weapon laws. He emphasizes he is not a lawyer and users should make their own informed decisions.

What are the main pros of the Recover Tactical 20/20 brace?

Key advantages include its affordability, with the base model costing around $100, making it a competitive option. It's also noted for its solid lock-up, portability (fitting into bags), and the fact that it's considered a 'cool range toy' by the presenter. It's seen as a less legally ambiguous choice in California compared to some alternatives.

What are the cons of the Recover Tactical 20/20 brace?

For taller individuals (like the 6'2" presenter), the brace can be uncomfortable, requiring an awkward posture for a proper sight picture. Reloading can feel cramped, and the recoil impulse is perceived as less comfortable than shooting a standard handgun. It also requires tools for assembly, unlike some slip-on devices.

Who is the Recover Tactical 20/20 brace best suited for?

The presenter views the brace primarily as a 'cool range toy' for recreational shooting. He questions its utility for serious professional or defensive use, suggesting it might appeal to individuals with specific stability needs due to disabilities or perhaps certain security roles, but not for the average prepared professional.

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