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The Magpul BDA is an AR arm brace designed to improve the single-handed employment of large-format pistols. Through Magpul engineering and design, the BDA offers an optimized stabilizing accessory with reliable Magpul quality.
By simply swapping out the interchangeable clamps, the BDA is compatible with both Mil-Spec carbine and A5 receiver extensions as well as Pistol receiver extensions. An integrated rear QD cup provides ambidextrous sling mounting options, and the brace’s large surface area supplies plenty of lateral forearm contact. Combined, these features allow application of sling tension, drastically increasing single-handed control of the firearm. With a straight-forward design and Magpul innovation, the BDA Arm Brace is a simple solution to improving your AR pistol.
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