Can the Flux Raider Do It All?
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
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Can you run an LVPO on your Flux Raider? Yes. Should you? Probably not. But it does have a use for MIL/LEO and civilians beyond just looking cool.
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It's like a full body upgrade for a already HOT car!
It's a Close Protection gun. Whether you're protecting a client, or your family, it's discrete and concealable under a sports coat or jacket. The 9mm is suitable for urban/suburban environments. It's a great "get-out-of-dodge" gun for anyone fleeing a disaster. It's decent, accurate to 75m firepower you can discretely carry on your person.
Waiting for the heavy model they are making for the 10mm sig.
Is this actually happening? That would be awesome
Yeah im holding out on the X version so I can have a 45 version
Now imagine that setup for the FK BRNO PSD 7.5 FK round.....
i like where your head's at
@@GunMagWarehouseTV someone needs to setup either that pistol or cartridge as a pdw type setup in the aftermarket since FK won’t sell their brace in the US. Would love to see renewed interest in the awesome performance of that cartridge. Have a pistol, pdw and a truck gun all in one
Someone in the US needs to make a 30 caliber necked pistol round and platform like 7.62 Tokarev, FK 7.5 is ok but no parent cartridge and limited ammo supply and projectile variation, imagine a 10mm necked to 7.62, you'd get short barrel rifle velocities out of a pistol you can conceal in your waste, or even a 6.5 or 6.8 projectile, B&T has the 6.5×25 CBJ but I dont see the ammo or anything chambered in this round available
@@nicoscarfo4486 Look into the 9x25 Dillon. It's a 10mm necked down to 9mm.
There's also the 9 Major, which is basically a double stuffed amount of powder in a 9mm case.
@@WhiteDragonSecurity it's like 357sig except the 10mm is the parent case instead of the shorter 40ca
if i had it in a backpack i would still have a side arm.
The 1.5” stock makes a MASSIVE difference in the feel, it makes it PERFECT in my opinion, I recently got the new “x” version so I gotta get rid of the older gen. I carry mine daily in a vertx bag before I lost it in a fishing trip
How much are you willing to sell your old one for?
Wish they would get their shit together on production hahaha just got an email notification for the in stock coming up so hopefully I can pick one up
Brilliant 👍.
I think the 9mm chasis kit makes way more sense for home defense. Less noise that'll damage your ears, less overpenetration, and a compact package that's was more stable than a handgun on its own.
It can do everything except be in stock anywhere
I’ve got my flux running pretty reliable with a dead air wolf man suppressor in the short configuration
Great vid
Thanks Jon!
I own one, I love it, and i still love watching vids on it, lol
How can you not make a p80-type lower for a Glock in this, and put the lower internals of a Glock in it? Not as modular, but don’t see how it’s not doable.
it's doable, just not as easy.
Flux's first product was a Glock brace, it wasn't nearly as good as the MP17 or Raider due to the fact that it was pinned to the backstrap. Best bet in order to do a Glock style Raider would need to be built from the ground up as a complete frame.
Or 3D print it, which is out there.
Got an LPVO on my pistol lol i hope its a 1-4 a 1-10 would be hilarious though
this is a 1-8 😂
Go big or go home, slap a 6-36x on there.
@@dothwalrus370 hell yeah, MERICA!!!!
Wait, so is this an sbr? Or are pistol braces back on the OK list? Does we use pronoums to describe this weapon, and what does this weapon identify as? Im so confused just trying to no be confused
Looks cool but not practical for me.
Accuracy please
The new version seems like they just made it as an excuse to charge more money for some small changes. No reason it needs to be more money. I’d recommend buying a 3d printer and making your own
All things have a cost, research and development arent cheap. These are significantly cheaper than buying a 3D printer and designing/testing your own design, but if you have the know how, do it!
At this point just get an SMG
I am sry, but there is a reason they gave up on pistols with stocks in WW2. The reason is there dumb. Get a 9mm PSA ar9. Definitely more affordable and affective.
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The reason they gave up on pistols with stocks in WW1/2 is because they just tried sticking rifle stocks onto pistols, leading to non-ideal ergonomics. The flux raider on the other hand, is simply a pistol upper on a dedicated shoulder-able platform. Comparing it to pistols with stocks from early in the 20th century is asinine. As for the PSA 9mm AR, I'm sure it's more affordable as I can't verify it because practically every 9mm AR option on PSA is OOS at the moment, Both the PSA 9MM AR and the Raider will be effective if you train with them, and not effective if you don't.
Seems like the only actually useful PCC to me. Gives you the stability of a stocked weapon in a package even smaller than an MP5K at less than half the weight while being ballistically equal. The AR9 strikes me as a poor compromise between size and power. Much larger footprint and depending on the barrel length might be better suited in 300blk or 7.62x39 or even .556 if you are over the 8-10" length in the barrel department. The AR receiver set alone clocks in at a bit over 8" (upper and lower no buffer). That leaves you 3" for barrel to match the length of the raider. You can fit the 5.5" or 5.7" barrel on the the raider chassis and still clock in at 11"
Oh my gosh prepubescent Administrative results! So cute! Be an original…copies are boring! 😂
u dont think admin copied garand thumb??? LOL quit dickriding guntubers
Damn, that gun is really stupid.
I've never seen them in stock
The new Raider X is currently in stock
RH braced aren't. These things go quick
they sure do
@@duramaxguy74Instock as of now