PDW Frame Comparison - Recover Tactical 20/80 vs CAA MCK
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Cody and I hit the range out at Freedom Ranch to do some comparison between the Recover Tactical 20/80 and the CAA MCK, along with discussion including Cody's previously owned Flux Defense brace. Who comes out on top in this battle of the braces? Watch and find out!
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I have the 20/80 brace and replaced the Allen screw with a quick release seatpost lever from a bicycle. It needs to be cut down to size but it completely eliminated the need for the allen. Most levers come with Delrin washers as not to mar the chassis and run less than $5.00.
That's a great idea!
Nice
A little late to the party here but you guys did a great job comparing the 2. Personally I lean towards the 20/20 series of braces. It is more compact/portable and it maintains one advantage a standalone pistol has over other weapons. If there is a mounted light it can be turned on and off with the primary hand. Every other brace kit or PCC that I know of would require any mounted light to be turned on or off with the support hand. I like the MCK, AR-9, and CZ Scorpion, even though they are pistols they can act more like SBRs.
My children are of an age where if something went "bump in the night" and we had to move to another room of our house I would need to pick them up with one hand and fully operate a home defense weapon with the other. Being able to turn weapon lights on or off with one hand and the unit not being too heavy to be used 1 handed while carrying small children puts the 20/20 brace in a category more on its own. If I used an AR, shotgun, or MCK (or any other PCC) I would have to choose if I wanted the light "On or Off" before designating my support hand as the holder of the small Goblins that live in my house, look like me, act like me, and eat my food. The MCK might be more comfortable to shoot/handle but the 20/20 brace (in my book) gets a few extra points for being more portable.
But like you guys said I don't think someone could go wrong with either option, just depends what you are looking for.
Very, VERY good points!
I think that the only option for single handed light manipulation with MOST platforms that you mentioned would be a remote pressure pad that you could actuate with the fingers of your primary hand... but that would make light discipline difficult AND make two handed manipulation even worse.
Hi guys I really like your commentary on all 3 the options presented. For a long time I thought about purchasing the MCK but when I found out about RT 20/20 brace it was a much better option and at a better price point. I do own the recover tactical brace and I love it. Granted It is a bit difficult to aim with iron sights with the brace, But it is so much better with a red dot either on the slide or mounted to an upper rail that can be ordered with the brace
Let's be honest, life's more pleasant with a dot regardless!
One thing I haven't found a video on is the cheek riser additional part you can use on the RT 20/20
My mck charging handle broke after two mags, stopped grabbing the slide. And caa not only made me pay for a replacement but when I said I hoped they improved the charging handle they blocked me on Instagram. Just ordered the recover tactical. I’m looking forward to it
Wow... I'm sorry to hear that you got really poor customer service on that. :(
You know it's the same company making both, right?
Yeah the plastic charging handles are a design flaw they only grip the slide for 100-500 racks or shots i got 400 outta my canik mca before it was useless plastic . They wear down super easy and just expect you to keep buying more🤣🤣🤣this makes the recovery an instant w.
I actually went with the Endo tactical brace adapter w/ an AR pistol tube and brace and love it
Good to know. I may have to look into an Endo adapter.
Recover Tactical hands the fuck down!
I got the 20/20 to revive my unused PSA Dagger and make it a mak it an ideal truck gun
I like the idea of the 20/20 better due to using a slide mounted red dot and it maintaining zero better than the MCK, though in my experience the MCK does the job well enough for its intended use, and it also feels great in your hands.
I should probably do a new comparison with the optics cut MCK.
@Tactical Review agreed. The recover Definitely isn't as good of a shooter as the mck. Only issue I've ever had with the mck is its inherent zeroing issues. The gen 3 should solve that.
Great discussion and review of three very interesting platforms.
I have a p80 mck. Never been able to get it to work at all. I also have an mck for gen3 Glock 21- sort of works...and an actual micro Roni for a czp10c- its excellent, zero problems after 1000 rounds.
I have both and the Recover is what I use now. Its just less bulky and feels better, except it has not safety.
Repeatable accuracy? After a long string of shooting?
Yeah ... Basically the MCK is the best setup for Glock. They are coming out with a new PCC as well!
I saw the PCC announcement on Instagram. Unspeakably excited to see that!
How does the recoil impulse compare to shootin ur standard blowback 9mm ar/pcc??
My only pcc for comparison is my AK-V, which is pretty chonky (and, for the uninitiated, mass reduces perceived recoil). With that in mind, I'd say that the recoil from these is a bit sharper. The moving mass of the slide, the slightness of the overall platform, and the narrow brace profile all combine to this perception.
Still fun to shoot, but not as much as a dedicated PCC I'd say.
@@TacticalReview what I wanted to know thanks I think ima hold off buyin one bc they’re gonna be banned anyways
200st thumbs up 👍🏻
I have all three set ups Flux brace, MCK, and recover 20/20, and Flux by far is the best set up, MCK is more of a novelty item & Recover 20/20 is a cheap ass knock off of the B&T Usw-A1
I could, legitimately, find nothing to like about the Flux brace for Glock.
I can see the Flux chassis for the Sig pistols being great, though.
Why won’t you guys get the camera closer …
Terrible.......too far from the camera.