Videos tagged with BCM MK2

This guide details the design philosophy and enhancements of the BCM MK2 upper receiver, focusing on how BCM improved structural rigidity and strength compared to a standard M4 upper while maintaining similar weight. The instruction comes from an experienced speaker demonstrating expertise in firearm design and manufacturing.

This guide details four primary methods for reducing recoil on an AR-15 platform, as explained by Caleb from Brownells. These include the use of muzzle brakes, suppressors, specialized buffer systems like the BCM MK2, and adjustable gas blocks such as the Riflespeed system. An additional tip suggests adding mass through accessories. Implementing these modifications can lead to faster and more accurate follow-up shots.

This video provides a detailed comparison between the BCM MK2 and Radian Raptor SD ambidextrous AR-15 charging handles, highlighting their gas diversion features and installation process. The BCM MK2 is noted for its optimized gas diversion for BCM MK2 uppers and improved diversion on milspec uppers, while the Radian Raptor SD is praised for its thicker, easier-to-grip wings. The installation guide covers removing the BCG, seating the charging handle, and reassembling the upper and lower receivers.

This video showcases the BCM Mk2 14.5" rifle with a 13" Raider rail in action. The presenter highlights the effectiveness of the BCM recoil reduction system, specifically the longer buffer, spring, and buffer tube, which results in perfect ejection and a flat shooting platform. The rifle is configured with an EOTech optic and a Gley trigger, and has approximately 1,000 rounds through it. The drill includes engaging targets from a low ready position at 7.5 and 15 yards, demonstrating double taps and controlled pairs.

The BCM MK2 recoil mitigation system, featuring an extended rifle-length buffer tube, M16A2 buffer spring, and T2 buffer, significantly reduces felt recoil in an AR-15 platform. The system includes a new end plate with a QD sling mount and a new castle nut. The reviewer estimates a 40-50% reduction in recoil, leading to faster follow-up shots and improved target reacquisition.

This video introduces the BCM MK2 recoil buffer system, highlighting its rifle-length buffer tube design which is longer than standard carbine tubes. The system includes a new buffer spring and buffer, intended to increase the travel distance of the bolt carrier group to reduce felt recoil. The presenter plans to install this system on a BCM M13 upper and test its performance.

This video provides a comprehensive guide to installing the BCM MK2 Recoil Mitigation System on an AR-15 platform. It details the process of removing the existing buffer system and installing the new components, including the buffer tube, M16-style spring, and T2 buffer weight. The instructor emphasizes the benefits of reduced recoil and improved bolt carrier group reliability, while also offering practical tips for a secure installation.

This video demonstrates grouping accuracy for a BCM MK2 rifle at 100 yards using four different ammunition types: Hornady Match 75gr BTHP, Sig Sauer Varmint & Predator 40gr, Hornady Black 62gr, and Aguila 62gr BTHP. The presenter, while not a professional sniper, aims to show the rifle's potential and how it performs with various loads, noting the barrel is still breaking in.

This YouTube video features an overview of the BCM MK2 Upper, presented by the uploader and LAV. The content focuses on the product from Bravo Company USA, encouraging viewers to engage with the channel by liking and subscribing to support its growth. The video aims to provide information and insights into this specific firearm component.