Battle Arms Development 9mm BCG - Nitride
Manufactured by Battle Arms Development
Details
Details
The Battle Arms Development Bolt Carrier Group features a removable buffer weight to fine-tune your blowback 9mm PCC. Whether you prefer Glock magazines or prefer the more old-school Colt-style, this heavy duty 8620 bolt won't hold you back. It's also fully compatible with most aftermarket triggers, allowing shooters to use their favorites. If you are looking to build a bomb-proof rifle, the Battle Arms Development AR9 Bolt Carrier Group is one of the best.
Features:
Battle Arms Development, Inc. is a design, research, and development firm focusing on small arms design including firearm components, tools, gauges, accessories, and complete weapon systems. All B.A.D. Inc. products are made in the U.S.A. and held to the highest manufacturing standards to exceed the expectations of the most demanding users.
Features:
- 9x19mm Bolt Face
- GLOCK and Colt magazine compatible
- 8620 case hardened steel carrier
- 8740 steel hard chromed firing pin
- 4130 gas key with properly staked grade 8 screws
- 4340 steel extractor with Phosphate finish
- Salt Bath Nitride finish on all exterior components
- Full Mass at 14.9 Oz
- Removable carrier weight
- Full auto tested
Battle Arms Development, Inc. is a design, research, and development firm focusing on small arms design including firearm components, tools, gauges, accessories, and complete weapon systems. All B.A.D. Inc. products are made in the U.S.A. and held to the highest manufacturing standards to exceed the expectations of the most demanding users.
California Prop 65 warning
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known to the State of California to cause Cancer and Reproductive Harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
Ratings & Reviews
1 review
4/15/2021 11:20 am BAD-BCG-9mm
Works great in Aero’s EPC
by Sam
Had a few worries about it’s performance through Aero’s new pistol caliber carbine. Works beautifully. LRBHO works great, no feeding or ejection issues either. about 500 rounds in one session. Highly recommend for your own EPC