Posted: 7/24/2009 10:01:19 AM EDT
Run it hard, and put away wet.
 Seriously. 
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Well that's already my SOP! Paul, you can feel free to send me that lower anytime. My 12.5'' Bravo upper http://i251.photobucket.com/albums/gg314/clharr/DSCN0290.jpg After paint with it's first confirmed. http://i251.photobucket.com/albums/gg314/clharr/DSCN0322.jpg Very Nice !!! |
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that lower has too many selector positions
I REALLY REALLY REALLY REALLY REALLY want one of the BCM middie uppers, its killin me! Welcome to the club, i gotta wait till fall for the 16" Carbines to go back on deck they're too busy making your middies right now 
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From Pat Rogers' May 2009 Colorado class:
english kanigit finishing a drill with his Bravo Company mid-length: 
MustangLT up on target with his painted Bravo Company mid-length: 
Carol letting brass fly with Pat's Bravo Company mid-length. When this gun left Pueblo West, it had (as I recall) 13,600 rounds on it, and still going strong: 
UVvis letting brass fly from the kneeling with his Bravo Company 11.5" SBR: 
Upper receiver markings on a Bravo Company mid-length upper: 
We had a good showing of Bravo Comany uppers and complete guns in the class. I talked with all of the guys that were running BCM uppers / guns and no one had a single malfunction that was caused by the carbine. 
From top to bottom: -Pat Rogers' BCM Stainless 11.5" (Pat used this as his demo gun for the entire class) -UVvis' BCM 16" Mid-Length (UVvis lent this gun out to a friend for the class) -UVis' BCM 11.5" (UVvis came in top shooter with his BCM 11.5") -MustangLT's BCM 16" Mid-Length -USMC03's BCM 16" Mid-Length -Pat Rogers' BCM 16" Mid-Length (loaned out to a student for the class) -english kanigit's BCM 16" Mid-Length I put just over 1,300 rounds through the gun in the 3 day course. Not a single problem. Paul makes good sh*t. ***************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************** From mid-May at 13,600 rounds to late August at 21,000+ rounds. That's 7,400 rounds through a gun in three in a half months. Run hard, abused, and not cleaned. And the gun is still going strong. Awesome!!! |
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From mid-May at 13,600 rounds to late August at 21,000+ rounds.
That's 7,400 rounds through a gun in three in a half months. Run hard, abused, and not cleaned. And the gun is still going strong. Awesome!!! Roger Jeff, working as advertised
This apparently upsets the "fit and finish" crowd, (or the "it takes me 8 hrs tclean the AR after i fire 50 rds crowd" but that isn't what these guns are designed for. Rock on Bravo Company! |
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http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c239/quasarsky/DSCF0370.jpg
haven't fired it yet (waiting ona magnifier) but it looks good to go! i thought bravo didn't make lowers? :D |
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At a recently LMS Defense carbine course 5 out of 8 shooters were running BCM uppers or complete guns (to include a 11.5" BFH and a 16" BFH). No malfunctions in any of the BCM guns (with the exception of a Wolf casing getting stuck inside the chamber on the 2nd to the last drill at the end of training day 2. I thought we were going to break the Magpul CTR and Gunfighter charging handle trying to get the stuck case out of the gun, but we were finally able to free the spent casing with no damage to either the stock or charging handle.
All 5 guns has Gunfighter charging handles in them. I'm really impressed with the new Gunfighter charging handle, I will be switching all of my charging handles over to the Gunfighter charging handle as funds allow: BCM 16" mid length with BFH barrel: 
DZhitshard's 11.5" BFH: 
DZ's buddy running my 16" mid-length: 
Tactical450 running a 14.5" carbine: 
Another student running Chappy's BCM 16" mid-length: 
Group photo: 
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