Recover Tactical 20/11 Stabilizer Kit for Full-Size 1911
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Specs
| Brand | Recover Tactical |
|---|---|
| Model | 20/11 |
| Fits | Full-size 1911 without a rail (ATI, Colt, Dan Wesson, Kimber, Rock Island, Ruger, Sig, S&W, Springfield, Taurus and others) |
| Sights | Uses your pistol's own sights |
| Install | No disassembly or permanent changes |
| Works with | Compensators and red dots |
| In the box | Stabilizer frame, folding stock |
| Material | Glass-reinforced polymer |
| Colors | Black, Tan |
Key features
- No gunsmithingClamps on without taking the pistol apart.
- Your sightsNo re-zeroing: it uses the pistol's sights.
- Folds and firesFully functional folded.
- Any full-size 1911Most makers, no rail.
Questions
Which pistols fit?
Full-size 1911s without a built-in rail, from most makers. Not for 1911s with a rail.
Do I need to modify my pistol?
No. It installs without disassembly or permanent changes, and you keep using your pistol's own sights.
Does it work with a red dot or compensator?
Yes, both.
Does it fit a railed 1911?
No. It's for full-size 1911s without a built-in rail only.
Is a stock legal on my pistol?
In the US, a shoulder stock on a pistol may need NFA/SBR registration. The brace version avoids that. Check your local laws before ordering.
Recover Tactical in the field
Built for the real world
See It in Action
Official video from the manufacturer.
The Full Rundown
A classic, stabilized.
The 20/11 fits every full-size 1911 without a rail, with no disassembly and no permanent changes. It uses your pistol's own sights.
The Good
- Fits all full-size 1911s without a rail
- No disassembly or modifications
- Works with compensators and red dots
- Fully functional with the stock folded
- Glass-reinforced polymer
The Bad
- Not for 1911s with a built-in rail
Compatibility
- Full-size 1911 without rail: ATI, Colt, CZ / Dan Wesson, GSG, Kimber, Para-Ordnance, Rock Island, Ruger, Remington, Sig Sauer, S&W, Springfield, Taurus and others
Important
In the US, a shoulder stock on a pistol may require NFA/SBR registration.
The Bottom Line
The easiest way to add stability to a 1911.