Gear Review: Bolt Carrier Groups..Are all created equal? BCM Toolcraft M&P Spikes Tactical
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- In this video, we take a introduction look at a group of BCGs. Some are nickel boron coated. Some are not. At least two are phosphate coated and the BCM is Parkerized.
BCM:
bravocompanyus...
PSA:
palmettostatea...
If you like Toolcraft the website Arm or Ally regularly has sales on Toolcraft BCGs. Their DLC coated one is superb imho. They have it in FDE or black plus their nitrided BCGs are like $70. Phosphate/chrome lined is old faithful but I personally don't like cleaning them.
I have a lantac bcg thats nitrided with 9310 bolt and their domed cam pin and this vs a psa premium with 8620 carpenter bolt bcg that I bought during the “Trump slump” when the qc was much higher then today imo. Given these 2 which would you run?
I believe the PSAs from your era were Toolcraft made, PSA branded. If so, I am a fan of the Toolcraft BCG. If a Cam pin is the weak link, I would imagine it would be an easy swap and you are back in business.
@@AtomicReport the Lantac is a Mspec series with their domed cam pin for smoother operation…. It was 170 dollars the psa was 100 to the door all milspec phosphate palmetto premium
@@LovesM855A1 I only have experience with PSA bolts out of your two. The PSA is one I would pick again if I knew it was Toolcraft or equivalent.
I hear ToolCraft makes BCG for many manufacturers and will engrave whoever's logo on it , also I hear they are also used in military issue firearms ..
Those are the bcg in the PSA Sabre right?
I don't see the use of one single measuring device ................
BCM bcg is made in house I believe and they fire all of them to test
Yes PSA
Sharps bcgs are the way
That spikes bcg seems to be a Young Manufacturing bolt.
When I got it, I believe Fail Zero were making them.