Mike from United States, AZ Public Profile

I’ve had a SOPMOD for years but recently picked up this Bravo to put on a DMR build and am very pleased. The cheek-weld is excellent, as is the build quality. It isn’t as slim or light as something like Magpul’s SL line but if you’re going to spend a lot of time ADS with your rifle, this is the better option (IMO).

I bought to pu on an A2 sighted LWRC but the mid-length post (and piston) meant it didn’t fit. Transitioned it over to a OG 16” carbine without issue. The circumference of the guard is thicker than many of my M-Lok ones and if I were to be nitpicky, the guard doesn’t quite perfectly line up around front site.

I have used a Magpul foregrip for years but had heard good things about BCM’s and decided to give it a try. I like the angle and I’ve found success with it facing either direction. It’s shorter than Magpuls offering but I rarely find myself gripping the entire VFG these days, with the reduced diameter of M-Lok guards (compared to old quad-rails),

This was easy to install and works well. The bronze color is nice, and the texture & subtle size difference between the throws is nice. You just need to be sure you tighten the Allen screw to prevent it from coming loose.

I bought 2 of these on a whim (to qualify for free shipping) and boy, what a terrible mistake!

First, zero instructions. No problem, mag release is easy…

Second, you have to remove the extended button cover to install the release itself. Once the release is in, you can put the extended cover on…but for the love of all that is holy TEST THE RELEASE BEFORE YOU DO!

Third, if you screw the mag release in one spin too far, your mag release is nearly non-functioning and your mag will not drop when you depress it.

Forth, this thing rattles. Not like “a bit” - I’m talking “doing the freaking Hustle in chain mail” type rattle. Ok, crummy product - whatever, I’ll return it. Oh wait…

Fifth, of course the low quality Allen screw has stripped completely and I can’t even get it out. I’m going to have to drill and tap the darn thing just to remove it.

At least I can return the other one, but the only place it really belongs is the trash.

I’ve used several Magpul grips over the years, but this was my first more verticals angled grip. I went with this over the standard K because of the storage capability this one has. Though I was initially wary of its size, I wear medium-sized gloves and I have no problem getting a firm grip.

I purchased this just a few weeks prior to the 2021R-08F ruling. While this product functions as designed, this change in law deprecates the value of this product, and the brace it was designed for.

The could use a simple diagram showing where to start threading.

These rail covers are solid, and despite other reviews saying so - they’ve never come loose or fallen out on me.I bought these to cover a little more real estate on at 15” guard on an 18” AR10. While they work as advertised, they’re a fair bit narrower than Magpul’s offering and as such, I personally do not prefer them. They’ve found their home on the ejection-side of a few of my builds, however, as they provide good tactile resting place for my finer tips when shooting in C-clamp grip.

An overlooked benefit of these is the ability to trim their length “to size” with relative ease.