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Posted: 11/16/2014 8:58:01 PM EDT
 From a newbie of course.. What's the major difference here
BCM 16" mid length upper..Vs the BCM standard 16" C8 special forces weapon upper ? I wanted to copy and paste but I exceeded characters.. Any help would be appreciated. |
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If you pay attention to the tabs you highlighted and clicked to get to the different models, it tells you two of the major differences. One is a carbine, the other is a mid-length. That refers to the gas system type/size. The carbine has an M4 style barrel, while mid-length do not.
You can also read the description on the C8 and see what makes it a C8, or C8 replica. "The Canadian C8 SFW (Special Forces Weapon). Upper Group based on carbines widely used by NATO Special Operations Forces such as Canadian SOF, British SAS, Norwegian Special Operations, Dutch Military, and others. It gained widespread use in Europe at the same time the M4A1 was used in US SOF. It includes a removable Simon Sleeve (on front of barrel) used to mount a variety of accessories fielded by these units. This is the first time a SFW type upper has been available in the US. There is also a $30 price difference. |
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