Description

ANGSTADT ARMS UDP-9 SBR11 with 11” barrel:
American-made carbine, designed by Rich Angstadt, caliber 9×19 and using the magazines of the Glock pistol. The Glock magazine has long been considered the most reliable and durable handgun magazine in the world, so Angstadt Arms has built its rifle around it. This makes it possible to use the same charger if one has a Glock, which is very rational.
Using a rifle chambered in a handgun caliber has many advantages such as being accepted by most shooting clubs, especially those that do not allow rifles using restricted neck cartridges. In addition, 9×19 cartridges are less expensive than the aforementioned cartridges.
The weapon is very precise and pleasant to fire, and accepts many accessories intended for the AR-15.

Features :

• 9×19 caliber semi-automatic rifle.
• 11” (279mm) barrel threaded in 1/2″x36Tpi (standard of AR-15 DEA 9mm) with flash hider.
• Chrome molybdenum steel barrel, protected from corrosion and wear by double nitriding (Melonite).
• Frame and cylinder head box machined from a block of 7075T6 type aeronautical aluminum.
• Frame, receiver and handguard finish: hard anodizing, type III, matte black.
• Slide intended for the use of Glock magazines, and compatible with the normal hammer of the AR15 in 223 Rem. (the AR-15 in 9mm usually use a specific hammer).
• 9.4” (239mm) BRAVO COMPANY MCMR-9 floating handguard with Picatinny rail on top and MLOK system on sides and bottom.
• Enlarged trigger guard machined in the mass of the carcass.
• Oversized magazine lifter.
• Cylinder head retainer fixed by a BTR screw (instead of a pin).
• Magpul MOE stock.
• Magpul K2 pistol grip.
• Weapon compatible with pistol grips and stocks of the AR-15 as well as its trigger system.
• Compatible with all 9mm caliber Glock magazines (except Glock 43).
• Dismountable in 2 like the AR-15.
• Uses the same cocking lever as the AR-15.
• Length: > 60cm (stock retracted) – complies with new regulations.
• Comes with two Glock magazines (1 of 17 rounds and 1 of 29 rounds).
• Made in the USA.
• Classified in category B2.

NOTES:
– The manufacturer recommends using original Glock magazines.
– Magazines for long guns of more than 10 shots are classified in category A from August 1, 2018 but remain accessible to sports shooters insofar as they do not exceed 30 shots.
– For magazines with more than 30 shots, derogation is given only to shooters practicing TSV.
– BGM is an importer of the Angstadt Arms brand and already has category A sales authorizations.