Bravo Company Carbine M4 Uppers in stock.

[jad45]

So does anybody have a sense on the frequency that BCM puts out batches of new product for the Standard M4 Carbine Upper Group? I am asking because I am very interested and it seems as though when they come out with a batch of this product, it is all ordered within and hour or two at the most.

Thank you for your helpful replies.

- Jad

[ForTehNguyen]

might as well get this while its still in stock and on sale
Daniel Defense 16" M4 Upper Half Receiver group

[Palmguy]

Originally Posted by jad45

So does anybody have a sense on the frequency that BCM puts out batches of new product for the Standard M4 Carbine Upper Group? I am asking because I am very interested and it seems as though when they come out with a batch of this product, it is all ordered within and hour or two at the most.

Thank you for your helpful replies.

- Jad

Surprised to see the 16" M4 Carbine upper assy out of stock, it had been in stock for awhile.

The standard 16" middy upper is in stock (and has been for at least a week or two) at the same price, and is a better choice if you ask me.

[ForTehNguyen]

I would also recommend a middy. For the same price IMO theres no reason to select a carbine when a middy has many advantages over carbine

[countryrebel]

I debated back and forth between the M4 and the Middy for over a month. After hours of reading I think maybe the slight advantage goes to the middy IMO. I went ahead and ordered a BCM Middy last night and feel for me I made the right decision.

[ForTehNguyen]

I havent shot a carby in a while. Went to the range with a friend yesterday to zero 2 carbys and a middy, the middy has a good noticeable amount less recoil impulse. Middy is softer. Obviously this makes sense since the 20" AR has the least recoil and the middy is closer to that than the carby.