Recover Tactical 20/20N Handgun Stabilizer Kit for Glock

Recover Tactical 20/20N Handgun Stabilizer Kit

Boost your Glock’s stability, control, and accuracy with the Recover Tactical 20/20N. Engineered for fast, no-gunsmith installation and maximum versatility.

Key features

• Ready to use; simple installation (no gunsmithing)
• Uses your Glock’s built-in sights; no recalibration needed
• Compatible with 40+ Glock models, compensators, and red dot optics
• No pistol disassembly or permanent modifications required
• Includes ergonomic UCH Charging Handle (can also charge via red dot optic)
• Lightweight, compact glass-reinforced polymer construction
• Modular with optional Picatinny rail adapters
• Improves accuracy and remains fully functional with a folded armbrace
• Works with G7 proprietary holster
• Compatible with Umarex & Cybergun licensed airgun/airsoft Glocks

Firearm compatibility (Glock)

• 9mm & .40 S&W Double Stack Glock compatibility
• Fully compatible all generations for: G17, G19, G19X, G24, G25, G26, G31, G32, G34, G45, G47, G49
• Fully compatible all generations (except Gen 5 slides) for: G22, G23, G24, G27, G35

Important fit notes

• For Gen 5 .40 models above: the 20/20N frame works, but the bundled charging handle does not fit Gen 5 slides; use an alternate racking method (e.g., RMR optic).
• G26/G27: UCH17 Charging Handle may have fit issues on some frames.
• RTF “Moon Cut” slides: not compatible.
• Large frame Glocks: not compatible with UCH17 Charging Handle — G20, G21, G29, G40, G41 (varies by generation as listed on page).
• Slimline: fits G43, G43X, G48 (including MOS).

Other compatibility notes

• Smith & Wesson M&P Mod 1: compatible with full size/compact 9mm/.40 with rail; requires extended beaver tail; no safety.
• Polymer80: compatible with PF940C, PF940v2, PFC9, PFS9.
• 1911: fits all full-size 1911 pistols without a rail; not compatible with double stacks or compact models.

Important

Bundled charging handle works only with OEM Glock slides. Aftermarket slides require an alternate racking method (e.g., RMR optic).