Description
Expect nothing less than professional grade weaponry from BCM.
The Bravo Company Manufacturing Complete AR-15 Lower Receiver is fully assembled, including all internals, Gunfighter Pistol Grip and Mod 0 Buttstock. This receiver is machined from a 7075-T6 aluminum forging and hardcoat anodized per MIL-A-8625F, Type III, Class 2.
Features:
- BCM PNT Trigger (Polished Nickel Teflon)
- BCM QD Sling Mount End Plate
- BCM Pistol Grip Mod 3
- BCM Enhanced Trigger Guard
- BCM Stock Mod 0
- Staked M4 lock nut
- USGI H Buffer (1 USGI tungsten buffer weight, 2 steel)
- Low shelf for RDIAS installation or Accu-wedge use
- SAFE and SEMI safety selector markings
- Weight: 2.2 lbs
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Specifications
Assembly: Complete Assemblies
Brand: Bravo Company Manufacturing
Caliber Marking: Multi-Caliber
Finish: Hardcoat Anodized
Manufacturer.: Bravo Company Manufacturing
Receiver Material: 7075-T6 Aluminum
Trigger Pin Diameter: MIL-SPEC .154
Weight: 2.2 lbs
MPN#: BCM-LRG-STK-MOD-0-BLK
Comments (8)
But you dont get the BCM smell with other lowers
What sets this apart from say a aero precision complete lower assembly?
i've owned, umm... several... AR pattern rifles in my life thus far. of them, i have had 2 that would not function properly from the get-go. both were cheap brands, and both were due to problems with the lower assemblies.
not saying Aero is "cheap", but there is a reason why BCM enjoys the excellent reputation it does. (not a fanboy, either, i'm a Daniel Defense owner.)
*edit* ... actually 3 that didn't function. the third was cheapo as well, and also an issue with the lower.
Not much IMHO. If you swapped just the stripped lower for a PSA or Anderson the performance will likely be the same. Your best money spent on any AR-15 is (in order of importance) the barrel, the trigger, the hand guard(free float) and the stock.
I think a BCG is more important for reliability and overall performance then a stock, rail or trigger
I've never understood overspending on the lower receiver. They're all pretty much spec'd to run fine, not you vulcan. It's really all the other parts that have significant functional changes. There's only one lower I've spent more than $50 on, and that was for a dedicated 9 build, which you're lucky to find under $150.
This makes sense on certain builds, putting an aero, psa upper etc on this makes zero sense. If you built out a bcm upper or larue, dd upper etc I think this adds value compared to an aero or psa lower