St Cloud, MN –-(Ammoland.com)- Maxim Defense, the premier manufacturer in PDW-stocks, pistol braces, and accessories, is unveiling it’s newly-designed PDX in 7.62x39mm and 5.56 NATO calibers at SHOT Show 2019 in both SBR and Pistol formats. Maxim Defense is a proud sponsor of the 14th Annual SHOT Show Industry Day at the Range (lane SR-42) and is offering live fire demos of the PDX in 7.62x39mm and 5.56 NATO, as well as other weapon systems outfitted with Maxim’s products.
Born from the SOCOM PDW solicitation, the NEW Maxim Defense PDX is designed to handle the fierce demands of the Tier-1 community. The PDX dominates in close quarter encounters and achieves maximum energy on target without sacrificing accuracy at distance. At just 18.75″ in overall length and 5 lbs 11oz. in weight, the PDX is the ultimate choice for when concealment and personal defense is non-negotiable.
At the heart of the PDX is our newly developed Maxim SCW stock system. This patent-pending design cuts down the length of the stock from the 7” collapsed length of a GI M4 stock to only 4.” Additionally, it features an integrated BCG with interchangeable buffer weights to give you the flexibility to maximize performance and versatility without sacrificing functionality or form.
The PDX is equipped with a newly invented Maxim HATEBRAKE Muzzle Booster. This patent-pending device significantly reduces recoil, decreases the flash signature, pushes gasses and concussion waves downrange away from the shooter, improving the overall experience with short-barrel pistols and rifles.
- Calibers: 7.62x39mm and 5.56 NATO
- Barrel Length: 5.5”
- Colors: Black or Arid
- Overall Length: 18.75”
- Weight (empty): 5 lbs. 11 oz.
- Muzzle device: Maxim Defense HATEBRAKE™ Muzzle Booster
- Stock: Maxim Defense SCW™ stock system
- Trigger: ALG Combat Trigger (ACT)
Come meet Kris Paronto Former US Army Ranger, Benghazi Warrior, Co-Author of “13 Hours” which was made into a major motion picture by the same name, Author of USA Today Best Seller, “The Ranger Way”, Owner of Battleline Tactical, and Founder of the 14th Hour Foundation.
Kris will be meeting with visitors and fans on Monday, January 21st at Maxim dedicated range lane SR-42. Additionally, you can meet Kris on Tuesday and Wednesday in booth #1857 from 10-1pm.
Battleline Tactical representatives will be in booth #30010 Tuesdays through Thursday 10-2pm to meet with customers and collect information for a free course giveaway.
For more information about Kris, go to www.KrisTantoParonto.com.
Visit Maxim Defense at booths #1857 Downstairs and #30010 Upstairs to get a first look at the PDX and all of Maxim’s products.
To learn more about Maxim Defense, please visit us at www.maximdefense.com
About Maxim Defense:
Maxim Defense is a development company aiming to provide the Military and First Responders the next generation of tools and equipment to succeed in today’s most extreme environments. The company primarily engages in small arms manufacturing focusing R&D on producing better, lighter, and more reliable weapons and accessories. As an industrial-design-centered organization, Maxim seeks to improve and enhance existing weapons platforms alongside developing cutting-edge technologies for redefining the future. Maxim Defense is headquartered in St. Cloud, MN. To learn more, please visit www.maximdefense.com and follow us on Instagram, Facebook or Twitter @maximdefense.
I have to wonder what the muzzle velocity is out of the 5.5″ barrel.
As it is so short, I question long term reliability with a direct gas impingement action. Gas piston operation would be better and cleaner.
7.62×39 looks to be a good choice. Although as small as it is,I wonder what the recoil would be like,even with the ‘new’ muzzle brake.
And off topic, does anyone know why replies don’t go to email anymore?
Ron, I am not receiving email either, or getting the check box to receive response when I comment. I have sent an email to AMMOLAND about this but no response from them.
I guess we shall have to just wait and see Jack. Too much trouble (for me at least) to go through all the other posts. It was easier with the responses going to my email.
Might just have to find a forum that does give email responses.
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