Parker Mountain Machine B.attery C.ontrol D.evice | A BAD Lever Compatible With Sig Sauer MCX’s

Published on December 30, 2024
Duration: 4:29

This video provides a step-by-step guide for installing the Parker Mountain Machine (PMM) Battery Control Device (BCD), a BAD Lever compatible accessory, on Sig Sauer MCX Rattler LT and Spear LT platforms. The instructor details the process, including the use of Loctite and addressing potential fitment issues with tape and zip ties to ensure a secure installation, and demonstrates the improved ergonomics of the larger bolt release.

Quick Summary

The PMM BCD (Battery Control Device) by Parker Mountain Machine is an aftermarket accessory designed for Sig Sauer MCX platforms like the Rattler LT and Spear LT. It functions similarly to a BAD Lever but is specifically engineered for MCX receivers, offering an enlarged bolt release for improved ergonomics and faster bolt manipulation without altering your shooting grip.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to PMM BCD
  2. 00:05PMM Battery Control Device Explained
  3. 00:16Installation on Rattler LT
  4. 00:42Why Magpul BAD Lever Doesn't Work
  5. 00:51Addressing Fitment Issues
  6. 01:01Ergonomic Benefits
  7. 01:05Cost of PMM BCD
  8. 01:09Tools Needed for Installation
  9. 01:16Included Installation Materials
  10. 01:25Removing Old Bolt Catch
  11. 01:33Dealing with Wobble
  12. 02:00Installation Challenges
  13. 02:33Applying Loctite
  14. 02:50Tightening Screws
  15. 03:07Final Fit Check
  16. 03:14Movement Reduction
  17. 03:37Reassembling Upper and Lower
  18. 03:51Testing Bolt Release Function
  19. 04:04Bolt Lock Back Test
  20. 04:19Conclusion and Call to Action

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the PMM BCD and what platforms is it compatible with?

The PMM BCD, or Battery Control Device, from Parker Mountain Machine is an aftermarket accessory similar to a BAD Lever. It's specifically designed for Sig Sauer MCX platforms, including the Rattler LT and Spear LT models, offering an enhanced bolt release.

Why can't I use a standard Magpul BAD Lever on my Sig Sauer MCX Rattler LT?

A standard Magpul BAD Lever is designed for AR-15 platforms and will not fit correctly on Sig Sauer MCX models like the Rattler LT or Spear LT. It would interfere with the internal cavity of the receiver, preventing proper function.

How do you install the PMM BCD on a Sig Sauer MCX?

Installation involves removing the original bolt catch using a T10 Torx bit, applying Loctite to the new PMM BCD screws, and then securing the device to the receiver. Minor adjustments with tape or zip ties may be needed for a snug fit.

What are the benefits of installing a PMM BCD?

The primary benefit is an enlarged bolt release lever on the non-dominant side of the firearm, making it easier and faster to manipulate the bolt without changing your grip. It also aims to reduce wobble compared to some other solutions.

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