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Published on March 23, 2024
Duration: 2:47

This video reviews aftermarket bolt catch levers for AR-15 platforms. The speaker compares the Magpul BAD Lever to the Parker Mountain Machine (PMM) Bolt Catch Device (BCD), highlighting the PMM's more secure two-screw mounting system and reduced wobble compared to the Magpul's single-screw design. The PMM BCD is presented as a more robust and aesthetically pleasing upgrade.

Quick Summary

The PMM Bolt Catch Device (BCD) offers a more stable and secure upgrade for AR-15s compared to the Magpul BAD Lever. Utilizing a two-screw mounting system, the PMM BCD significantly reduces wobble, providing a more solid feel. It also features a larger button for enhanced ergonomics and is priced around $35.

Chapters

  1. 00:01Introduction & Magpul BAD Lever
  2. 00:33Wobble Issues with BAD Lever
  3. 01:16Introducing PMM Bolt Catch Device (BCD)
  4. 01:35PMM BCD Features & Stability
  5. 02:05Aesthetics and Feel of PMM BCD
  6. 02:10PMM BCD Cost and Value
  7. 02:23Final Thoughts on Bolt Catch Levers

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main advantage of the PMM Bolt Catch Device (BCD) over the Magpul BAD Lever?

The primary advantage of the PMM BCD is its significantly more secure mounting system, utilizing two screws instead of the Magpul BAD Lever's single screw. This dual-screw design drastically reduces wobble, leading to a more solid and reliable feel on the rifle.

Why does the Magpul BAD Lever tend to wobble on an AR-15?

The Magpul BAD Lever's design relies on a single screw to attach to the bolt catch. This inherent limitation means that even when tightened, the lever can still exhibit noticeable wobble, impacting its perceived stability and fit on the firearm.

What is the approximate cost of the PMM Bolt Catch Device (BCD)?

According to the video, the PMM Bolt Catch Device (BCD) is priced at approximately $35. This price point is considered reasonable by the speaker for the upgrade in stability and build quality it offers over other options.

Are there any aesthetic differences between the PMM BCD and the Magpul BAD Lever?

Yes, the PMM BCD features a larger button area, which the speaker finds aesthetically pleasing. While the primary function is the lever, the improved look of the larger button is noted as a positive aspect of the PMM design.

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