Jan 2020
- 2013 CC3 1911 Grip
– adds a rail to your 1911 - 20/20 Stabilizer Kit and Arm Brace
About Recover Tactical
Recover Tactical is a firearm accessory brand known for bolt-on grip and rail systems that let owners of classic pistols mount a weapon light or laser without permanent modification. Its first product was the CC3, a two-piece, glass-reinforced polymer grip set for the 1911 that adds an accessory rail. The line expanded to the BC2 for the Beretta 92/96 series, a clip-on rail for early Glocks, and grips for the Browning Hi Power. Company releases have listed a Los Angeles dateline with Ron Rosenberg as president, and the grips are designed by Tamir Porat and manufactured in Israel.
In 2020 Recover Tactical entered the brace market with the 20/20 Stabilizer Kit, which attaches through a Glock’s factory rail and adds a folding brace and front grip, and which the company said fit close to 40 Glock models in 9mm and .40 S&W. At $99.95, it undercut many competing Glock brace systems and made a braced-pistol setup accessible to more owners. Like other brace products, it was affected by ATF’s 2023 pistol brace rule, which a federal court vacated in June 2024.
Key Facts
- About November 2014: Recover Tactical launches the BC2 grip and rail system for Beretta 92/96 pistols at $49.99, following the CC3 for the 1911.
- January 5, 2017: Prototype Hi Power grip and rail sets are shown; grip sets were then priced from $34.95 to $54.95.
- January 2020: The 20/20 Glock Stabilizer Kit is announced at $99.95 and shown at SHOT Show 2020.
- January 22, 2020: Pre-orders for the 20/20 open, with shipping beginning in February 2020.
Learn More
Sources
- Recover Tactical Launches BC2 Grip and Rail System for Beretta (AmmoLand, 2014)
- Recover Tactical’s New Hi Power Grips (The Firearm Blog, 2017)
- Recover Tactical’s 20/20 Glock Stabilizer Kit and Brace (The Firearm Blog, 2020)
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