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Sellier & Bellot
The SB Tactical Side Folding Brace is a skeletonized pistol stabilizing brace purpose-built for the B&T APC and HK UMP platforms. If you're running one of these modern, compact carbines and want a more stable shooting platform without the bulk of traditional furniture, this brace delivers a clean integration with its integral side-folding mechanism—collapsing out of the way when you need it and ready when you don't. Designed and manufactured in the USA by a veteran-owned shop, it comes as a complete assembly ready to drop into place.
The side-folding design is the real standout here. Unlike fixed braces, this one doesn't force you to commit to a single configuration. Fold it away for transport or tight spaces, or deploy it for added control at the range or in the field. The included adjustable nylon strap lets you dial in the fit to your arm, and the skeletonized construction keeps weight minimal at 9.2 oz—important when every ounce matters on a compact platform.
This is purpose-made furniture for shooters who know their platform and want gear that works with it, not against it. SB Tactical braces are engineered specifically as forearm stabilizers to provide a consistent shooting experience, and this folding variant is no exception. If your B&T APC or UMP needs a functional, American-made upgrade, this brace is built to do the job.
| Fit | B&T APC, HK UMP |
| Maximum Width | 1.25" |
| Length | 10.5" |
| Strap Width | 1.0" |
| Weight | 9.2 oz |
| Color | Black |
| Mechanism | Side-folding |
Yes. This brace is designed specifically for B&T APC platforms and includes everything you need for installation as a complete assembly.
Yes. The integral side-folding mechanism allows you to collapse the brace for storage or transport, then deploy it when you're ready to shoot.
The complete brace assembly and an adjustable nylon strap are included. No additional parts are required for installation.
The brace weighs 9.2 oz, keeping your overall platform light without sacrificing stability.
Sellier & Bellot
The SB Tactical Side Folding Brace is a skeletonized pistol stabilizing brace purpose-built for the B&T APC and HK UMP platforms. If you're running one of these modern, compact carbines and want a more stable shooting platform without the bulk of traditional furniture, this brace delivers a clean integration with its integral side-folding mechanism—collapsing out of the way when you need it and ready when you don't. Designed and manufactured in the USA by a veteran-owned shop, it comes as a complete assembly ready to drop into place.
The side-folding design is the real standout here. Unlike fixed braces, this one doesn't force you to commit to a single configuration. Fold it away for transport or tight spaces, or deploy it for added control at the range or in the field. The included adjustable nylon strap lets you dial in the fit to your arm, and the skeletonized construction keeps weight minimal at 9.2 oz—important when every ounce matters on a compact platform.
This is purpose-made furniture for shooters who know their platform and want gear that works with it, not against it. SB Tactical braces are engineered specifically as forearm stabilizers to provide a consistent shooting experience, and this folding variant is no exception. If your B&T APC or UMP needs a functional, American-made upgrade, this brace is built to do the job.
| Fit | B&T APC, HK UMP |
| Maximum Width | 1.25" |
| Length | 10.5" |
| Strap Width | 1.0" |
| Weight | 9.2 oz |
| Color | Black |
| Mechanism | Side-folding |
Yes. This brace is designed specifically for B&T APC platforms and includes everything you need for installation as a complete assembly.
Yes. The integral side-folding mechanism allows you to collapse the brace for storage or transport, then deploy it when you're ready to shoot.
The complete brace assembly and an adjustable nylon strap are included. No additional parts are required for installation.
The brace weighs 9.2 oz, keeping your overall platform light without sacrificing stability.
