AR-15 - Battle Arms Enhanced Mag Release Button - BAD-EMR

Published on December 31, 2014
Duration: 6:37

This video provides a detailed installation guide for the Battle Arms Development Enhanced Magazine Release (BAD-EMR) button on an AR-15 platform. The presenter highlights the ergonomic benefits of the V-shaped concave design and slightly taller profile, which offers increased surface area and a more natural finger placement compared to mil-spec releases. Installation is presented as a simple, quick process requiring basic tools.

Quick Summary

The Battle Arms Development Enhanced Magazine Release (BAD-EMR) offers improved AR-15 ergonomics with its V-shaped concave design and increased surface area. Installation is straightforward, involving replacing the standard magazine release button and catch. It's available in multiple colors and priced affordably at $6.75.

Chapters

  1. 00:06Intro & Product Announcement
  2. 00:38BAD-EMR Price & Availability
  3. 00:50BAD-EMR Colors Shown
  4. 01:19Installation on AR-15 Lower
  5. 01:33Step-by-Step Installation Guide
  6. 02:02Compressing the Spring
  7. 02:15Removing Old Magazine Catch
  8. 02:44Installing the BAD-EMR Button
  9. 03:06Threading the New Catch
  10. 03:32Installation Complete
  11. 03:38BAD-EMR vs. Mil-Spec Comparison
  12. 04:00Ergonomic Feel & V-Shape Design
  13. 04:51Increased Surface Area & Concave Design
  14. 05:16Serrations and Height Difference
  15. 05:36Weight Reduction Features
  16. 05:52Where to Buy BAD-EMR
  17. 06:00Final Thoughts & Ergonomic Benefits
  18. 06:22Conclusion & Call to Action

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Battle Arms Development Enhanced Magazine Release (BAD-EMR)?

The BAD-EMR is an aftermarket AR-15 magazine release button designed by Battle Arms Development. It features a V-shaped concave surface and is slightly taller than a mil-spec release, offering improved ergonomics and easier magazine changes.

How do you install the BAD-EMR on an AR-15?

Installation involves ensuring the rifle is unloaded, compressing the existing magazine release button to spin off the catch, removing the old button, installing the new BAD-EMR button with its spring, and then threading the new catch back on until it contacts the receiver.

What are the ergonomic advantages of the BAD-EMR?

The BAD-EMR's V-shaped concave design and increased surface area provide a more natural resting place for the finger, making it easier and quicker to locate and press the magazine release for faster reloads.

What colors are available for the BAD-EMR?

The BAD-EMR is offered in a variety of colors, including black, dark green, light green, yellow, red, brown/tan, and stainless steel, allowing for customization to match firearm aesthetics.

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