Roni Corporation has added a new product to its pistol-to-carbine conversion lineup, and this one is built around a single priority: keeping things small. The Nano Roni is the company’s most compact kit to date, designed to transform a compatible handgun into a braced PDW platform in the time it takes to hear two clicks.
The conversion process requires no tools and no modifications to the host pistol. The chassis accepts the handgun in a single insertion, and a quick-deploy brace opens one-handed via a single button press. Roni says the result is a tighter, more stable shooting platform with more points of contact, better recoil management, and improved accuracy at CQB distances, all without adding meaningful bulk.
“We’re proud to introduce the Nano Roni as the ultimate compact solution for shooters who demand more from their pistol,” said Marc Hinawi. “It combines our proven design and engineering with American manufacturing to deliver unmatched versatility and performance in the smallest package yet.”
Initial compatibility covers Glock 17, 19, 22, 23, 31, 32, and 45. Additional fits are on the way, with Glock 43 and 48 platforms, plus select SIG Sauer, Taurus, and Canik models listed as coming soon, if you need a clue to what’s around the corner. The kit is not a firearm and requires no FFL transfer. The MSRP is $199.
An accessories ecosystem backs the platform, with separately available belt holster, grip with magazine holder, magazine holder with flashlight, red dot sight, sling and swivel set, and Picatinny rail add-ons. Bundle configurations are also available directly through Roni.
More at https://micro-roni.com/product/nano-roni/
Would you consider a tool-free PDW chassis a legitimate upgrade for home defense, or is keeping a handgun standalone the smarter play?
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