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- Last round bolt hold open on an empty magazine
- Flared magwell for faster reloads
- Integrated, oversized trigger guard
- 7075-T6 billet aluminum lower with a matte black hard-coat anodized finish
- 7075-T6 billet aluminum slick side upper receiver with appropriately sized ejection port and no forward assist or dust cover
- Threaded bolt catch screw
- 9mm bolt assembly for use with a standard AR-15 hammer
- 6” 9mm barrel in chrome moly with a 1/10 twist, black melonite finish and A2 style flash suppressor
- Barrel is threaded 1/2×36 and can accept a suppressor
- SB Tactical SBA3 pistol stabilizing brace with 5-position adjustable length of pull settings and an integral, ambidextrous QD sling socket
- Magpul K2 pistol grip
- Angstadt Arms 5.5” free float M-LOK hand guard with a modern, ergonomic, 7 side design that allows for 45 degree offset mounting options
- Continuous top mil-spec 1913 picatinny rail
- Weight: Sub 5lbs
- Length: 22″
- Patent pending
- Accepts all Glock® aftermarket magazines. We recommend using factory Glock® magazines
- Includes one 15 round Glock magazine
| Weight | 7 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 34 × 8 × 2.5 in |
7 reviews for UDP-9 Pistol with SBA3 Brace
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Bob Osbeck (verified owner) –
This is a fun little blaster! I’ve only ran a few hundred rounds through it, but it’s eaten a number of different ammo types and brands, and she runs like a typewriter! I bought this UDP-9 pistol on the recommendation of a friend that has one, and I haven’t been disappointed. This is the 5th PCC that I’ve owned and it’s already becoming my favorite. Form 1 goes out in the mail tomorrow!
Jason James (verified owner) –
Very happy with my pistol. Haven’t have a chance to shoot yet. But can not wait. I have got a lot of compliments on the design of the gun. I had seen it at my local gun show in Greenville SC. And I knew them it was the gun I wanted. Well I have it and now working on a color pattern that I want. When finished I’ll post a pic on web page.
Frank Jacobsen (verified owner) –
Exceptional firearm!
Chris –
bought this last november put over 2 thousand rounds through it and all of them were smooth no problems at all. i love this firearm. if you wanna have alot of fun for a cheaper ammo price than 5.56 then get this trust me you wont regret it
Mike Tracy (verified owner) –
So far, so good. I bought the SBA3 version because of the ability to extend the forearm brace and legally shoulder fire the weapon. I have run about 500 rounds through the weapon and have only had a few (what I would call) minor hiccups. The first magazine through the weapon was the stock Glock magazine that it came with and I had some of double feed/failure to feed issues. I used three Glock 33 round magazines and had the same issues. Eventually, the magazines or the weapon got broken in and started to perform with no issues. All of the magazines had some wear marks on them where they mount/attach in the magazine well. Again, once the weapon got some rounds through it and magazines were broken in, there were no issues. It seems that the more ammo I shot, the better it did so that makes me happy. I am happy with my purchase and would recommend the UDP-9 with SBA3 Brace to anyone looking for an AR 9MM pistol that can legally be shoulder fired if needed. There are restrictions on what is allowed so make sure you read carefully what you can and cannot do. I mounted a Vortex Razor red dot with riser. I added an Inforce WML to it with a Arisaka Finger Stop and couldn’t be happier with the setup. I hope that this helps.
Drauzin Kinler –
So far the UDP-9 that I purchased has performed without any issues. I have ran about 500 rounds through this firearm. The UDP-9 is very well built and everyone that see it is impressed by the quality and details that has gone into the firearm.
Pete (verified owner) –
This is my first AR9 pistol and I absolutely love it. It is the perfect size and lots of fun to shoot. I can’t wait to add a can to it later this year. The only negative I’ve come across in two range sessions is the magazine release. It is very flush to the receiver and I find it is easy to press inadvertently when your finger is off the trigger.