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The Nano RONI is the smallest chassis in the RONI lineup, and this FDE version brings that same compact footprint to Glock 17 and 19 owners who want more control without carrying around a bulky conversion kit. Instead of a fixed shoulder stock, this model uses an integrated stabilizing brace that pops open with one hand, giving you a lot more contact points and a lot less muzzle wander than shooting the bare pistol. It's built from reinforced polymer to keep weight down, and the whole thing snaps onto your Glock without a single tool or permanent change to the gun itself.
This chassis is cut for Glock 17, 19, 19X, 22, 23, 25, 31, 32, and 45, so there's a decent chance it'll work across more than one Glock in your collection. Keep in mind these chassis are molded to tight tolerances around a specific frame and slide profile, so if you're running an aftermarket slide, suppressor height sights, or heavy frame stippling, it's worth double checking fit before you assume it'll drop right in. Installation itself is a two click, tool free process that CAA built to take about a second, which is a nice change from conversion kits that make you dig out a hex key.
A MIL-STD Picatinny rail runs across the top for mounting a red dot, and the chassis is already optic ready, so if you've got a slide mounted sight on your Glock, you don't have to pull it off or re-zero anything to make this work. It's also cut to run threaded barrels, compensators, or suppressors up to 35mm in diameter, which covers most of what people are already running on a duty or range gun. The brace itself is the one-hand quick-deploy type, meaning a single button gets it open and locked for use rather than fumbling with a folding stock in a stressful moment.
Between the added weight, the extra points of contact, and the brace itself, this setup noticeably calms down felt recoil and tightens up groups compared to shooting the Glock on its own, especially at closer, defensive-style distances. The FDE finish blends in nicely with tan and coyote colored gear if you're already running a matched setup, and because this is a conversion accessory rather than a firearm, there's no FFL transfer involved in picking one up. It's a solid pickup for anyone who wants their Glock to shoot a little more like a compact carbine when it counts, without giving up the option to pull it back out and carry it as a standard pistol.
This chassis is built to fit the Glock 17, 19, 19X, 22, 23, 25, 31, 32, and 45. Since these chassis are molded around specific frame and slide dimensions, it's a good idea to confirm your exact Glock generation matches before ordering, especially if you've swapped slides or added aftermarket sights.
No, it ships as the bare chassis with a MIL-STD Picatinny rail on top so you can add your own red dot. If your Glock already has a slide-mounted optic, the chassis is designed to work with it without needing to remove or re-zero anything.
Yes, the Nano RONI is built to accommodate threaded barrels, compensators, or suppressors up to 35mm in diameter. That covers most standard threaded setups people already run on their Glocks.
No. The Nano RONI is classified as a conversion kit and stabilizing accessory rather than a firearm, so it doesn't require an FFL transfer on its own. It installs onto a Glock you already own without permanently modifying the pistol.
| UPC | 810218660756 |
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| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | NR-G1719-STAB-FDE |
| Shipping Weight | 2.35 |
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