How To Install Your BCM Mod 3 M-Lok Vertical Grip On Your Handguard

Published on December 12, 2024
Duration: 0:59

This guide details the installation of a BCM Mod 3 M-Lok Vertical Grip on an AR-15 handguard. It emphasizes proper M-Lok slot engagement and a specific rocking technique for tightening screws to ensure a secure fit without damaging the grip. The video also highlights the importance of checking for clearance with internal components like the gas block.

Quick Summary

To install the BCM Mod 3 M-Lok Vertical Grip, insert the grabbers horizontally into the M-Lok slot, then turn them vertically. Use a rocking technique to tighten screws, applying tension to one side before switching. Always check that screws don't interfere with the gas block.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Tools
  2. 00:11Positioning & M-Lok Insertion
  3. 00:24Secure Tightening Technique
  4. 00:45Final Inspection & Clearance Check

Frequently Asked Questions

What tools are needed to install the BCM Mod 3 M-Lok Vertical Grip?

The BCM Mod 3 Vertical Grip typically comes with the necessary Allen key for installation. A Wheeler screwdriver or similar tool might be used for convenience, but the included Allen key is often sufficient.

How do you properly engage M-Lok slots for the BCM Mod 3 grip?

To engage M-Lok slots, turn the grip's grabbers horizontally to drop them into the slot, then rotate them vertically to prepare for tightening. This ensures they properly seat within the handguard's M-Lok system.

What is the recommended method for tightening the BCM Mod 3 grip screws?

A preferred method involves rocking the grip to one side to create tension on one screw while tightening, then switching sides. This ensures a secure fit without over-tightening, which could damage the grip.

Why is it important to check for clearance after installing the BCM Mod 3 grip?

It's crucial to ensure the M-Lok grabbers and screws inside the handguard are oriented vertically and do not make contact with internal components like the gas block, preventing potential malfunctions or damage.

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