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Bravo Company BCM MK2 Recoil Mitigation System Mod 1 T2 Mil-Spec AR-15 Buffer Tube Kit Aluminum Matte

$169.89
Brand
Bravo Company Mfg / BCM
Color
Anodized Matte Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Spring
UPC
812526023124
MPN
BCMMK2RMSM1T2

Overview

The Bravo Company BCM MK2 Recoil Mitigation System (Mod 1 T2) is a complete buffer assembly designed for Mil-Spec AR-15 lower receivers. The kit includes an 8-position MK2 receiver extension, which is approximately 3/4" longer than a standard carbine tube, constructed from 7076-T6 aluminum. The system utilizes an M16A4-length rifle spring and an MK2 Mod 1 T2 buffer to reduce felt recoil, mitigate bolt bounce, and improve carrier velocity consistency. The assembly is finished in anodized matte black and includes a castle nut and a receiver QD end plate with a mount for a QD swivel. The internal design of the buffer reduces noise caused by weight shifting during cycling. Note: due to the increased length of the MK2 receiver extension, some Mil-Spec stocks may not collapse completely to the castle nut.

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