The SB Tactical SBA5 Pistol Stabilizing Brace is a 5-position adjustable brace designed for platforms that accept a standard MIL-SPEC carbine receiver extension. It uses a streamlined A-Series rear profile, reinforced polymer construction, and an adjustable nylon strap for a compact, practical setup. The SBA5 is available in Black, Flat Dark Earth, and OD Green. Confirm receiver extension fitment, platform configuration, and applicable rules before installation or use. Key Features 5-position adjustable stabilizing brace Designed for standard MIL-SPEC carbine receiver extensions Streamlined rear profile from the SB Tactical A-Series Reinforced polymer construction Adjustable nylon strap included Broad AR-pattern platform compatibility where a MIL-SPEC carbine receiver extension is used Made in the USA according to SB Tactical Available in Black, Flat Dark Earth, and OD Green Compatibility Notes SB Tactical lists the SBA5 as designed for platforms capable of accepting a standard MIL-SPEC carbine receiver extension. Fitment can depend on the receiver extension, platform layout, and installed components. Do not assume compatibility with commercial-spec or non-standard receiver extensions unless confirmed. Specs Brand SB Tactical Model SBA5 Brace Type Collapsible Platform AR-pattern / MIL-SPEC carbine receiver extension setups Weight Approx. 9.5 oz Length Approx. 6.125 in Max Width Approx. 2.1 in Available Colors Black, Flat Dark Earth, OD Green What’s Included 1 SB Tactical SBA5 Brace in the selected color 1 adjustable nylon strap Receiver extension, buffer system, platform, tools, and other accessories are not included unless separately shown or selected. Manufacturer Use Notice SB Tactical states its products are designed and intended only for use as forearm braces and not intended to be fired from the shoulder. The user is responsible for confirming lawful configuration, installation, and use.
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