The new Single Folder utilizes the same arm and modular stock/stabilizer end pieces. What's new is that it has a strengthened hinge made out of steel, instead of aluminum, making it extremely rigid and robust. The fitment is also perfect with little to no play when extended and folded. This folder only folds to a single side but can do so at anytime without any reconfiguration or use of a button. When the hinge is installed to fold left, users will experience similar muscle memory if they've already used our Dual Folder - the action is the same to fold. Simply lift up on the arm and fold to the left. In its folded position, the arm can be firmly thrown back into the extended position for quick deployment with no risk of damage to the hinge thanks to its new beefed up design. The Stabilizer edition of our Single folder has only one QD point located at the 6 o'clock facing position for attaching your favorite sling.

The Strike Single Folding Adapter is compatible with any weapon platform that has a rear-facing 1913 Picatinny rail. To attach, simply tighten the hex screw in the hinge adapter onto a pic rail. Look no further for a compact, lightweight, and reliable single folder! A pistol brace is a firearm accessory that attaches to the rear of a pistol, designed to be strapped to your forearm for added stability, helping with one-handed shooting, though it looks similar to a rifle stock but isn't meant to be shouldered, and has been the subject of significant legal debate with the ATF, though it's currently legal for possession as of 2025. It stabilizes firearms like AR-15 pistols without classifying them as Short-Barreled Rifles (SBRs), which require federal registration.