Flux Defense has redesigned and rereleased their original produce – a stock adapted for Glock pistols. In its new iteration, it uses the auto-deploying stock design from the Raider, which is extremely fast to use. The stock assembly locks around the backstrap and beavertail of the gun (Gen 4 & 5 only) and pins in place using the backstrap pin. It also comes with a front magazine carrier assembly that clamps to the Glock front rail. Within the limitations of having to use the original Glock frame without modification (as the Glock does not use a serialized FCG, so the frame is the serialized part), it is remarkably elegant and effective.
Since it is not really a holster-able setup, I opted to used a particularly large optic for my assembly – a Gideon Granite Comp. It’s designed for direct mount to the Glock MOS, and has a stupidly large window by pistol red dot standards – perfect for a compact PDW-type rig like the Redux.
Why? Because!