Details
Details
Features:
- Black Nitride finish
- Enlarged forward ports
- Optimized for suppressor use
- Hardened 4340 cam pin
- Mil-Spec 8740 steel firing pin
- MPI and HPT tested
- Mil-Spec Extractor Spring & O-Ring
- .223/5.56/300BLK compatible
With roots in aerospace manufacturing, CMC is perhaps best known as the producer of the original drop-in precision trigger for the AR-15/10 platform. CMC Triggers are dedicated to crafting the finest parts and accessories for law enforcement, military, and civilian use.
Specifications
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
7 reviews
Less gas and smoother recoil
by Tyler -
This in conjunction with a geissele super or airborne charging handle and any A5 style buffer system gives you smooth recoil impulse and it seems to vent has a lot better. The upper was a factory daniel defense with a surefire 300 sps and a warcomp. That can is known to be more back pressure but also that upper is known to be gassy. When I shot it with a standard BCG and no can it was more punchy than with the cmc and no can. I think the cmc BCG is a great option if you get it on sale for any build suppressed or not.
Softer recoil and less gas
by Tyler -
I’ve used this BCG and it seems to have a softer recoil impulse than a normal BCG, I’m not sure if it’s the reduced friction and less bolt tilt but to me it’s a softer impulse. I threw it in a mk18 with a geissele charging handle, warcomp, and a 300 sps and it had less gas to the face than my work urgi with a rc2 and normal BCG.
Works great
by Brandon -
Works great and the finish/treatment is easy to clean. My rifle is suppressed so it gets filthy and this enables me to wipe it off and keep going. Haven’t noticed anything special with it but I have noticed that with the addition of the Radian SD charging handle it takes 30-40 rounds before my eyes start burning compared to 15-20 in the past. I like it. Well machined and finished.
Super bummed!
by JD NOVA -
So I tried something new. I went whole hog and tried it twice.
The least expensive enhanced bcg for suppressed rifles. I got the 556 and 6.5 Grendel. Actually, made a big difference. About 300% more gas out of the ejection port.
So now I see the whole picture. I wasn't getting much "gas to the face" because of my rtv and drilled charging handle with my standard bcg. Maybe even none. All my gas was from the ejection port area. Then, with this new bcg I was getting 300% more gas out of the ejection port.
Problem is, I mostly shoot I doors with no wind. Even 3 mph gets the job done. Unless it is spooky calm, you always have 3 to 5 mph wind. Add to this my brass catcher. It reduces the velocity of the escaping gas to 0. So with the new bcg I get 3x more gas enveloping my head area.
Yes, I shot both new bcg's, then both old bcg's back to back.
Money spent, experiment performed, data collected, and analyzed. Conclusion: don't use suppressor enhanced bcg indoors.
You're welcome.
Good quality BCG
by Jonathon -
Just like it's San Tan version, good quality BCG.
10/10 bcg
by Dante -
Looks and works great, 10/10 reccomend
Great bcg
by Ivan
Excellent finish and quality