Just wanted to share my philosophy behind a couple of our go-to rifles and encourage you all to get your significant other the same quality of firearms, gear and equipment as you are for yourself. Bottom-line is get out and train but make sure to include your spouse/partner/best-friend etc. I think a lot of people over-estimate their skills and under-estimate how much a stressful situation can degrade what little skill you actually do have. Built on Forged 7075 T6 Aluminum receivers this rifle sports a 11595E. 223/5.56 features the best materials, components and skills Bravo Company has to offer. If you had a choice, and were actually preparing for an upcoming conflict, would you want to split your range time on an infinite combination of firearm and optic combos, or stick with the same rifle and optic in an attempt to achieve mastery or at the very least proficiency? With limited range time and money for ammunition, it may serve you to focus on getting really good with whatever rifle you would grab if you could only grab one. BCM is known for strict tolerances and extremely high quality control to ensure the products they make can be trusted in the field under any circumstance.
BCM RECCE 14 KEYMO HOW TO
I want us both to be proficient and confident as we continue to train and learn on our individual rifles, but also want uniformity so that regardless of whose rifle we are holding, we will know how to utilize not only the rifle but the optic as well. There is nothing wrong with different rifle set-ups, but when it comes to your “go-to” rifles, there is definitely something to be said about having similar equipment. 2.) If she knows how to utilize her rifle and optic, then she essentially knows my rifle and vice versa.
BCM RECCE 14 KEYMO MOD
BCM® Lower Receiver Group w/ Stock Mod 0. The receiver is constructed from 7075-T6 forged aluminum with a hard-coat anodized finish. Why are they so similar? 1.) She deserves a rifle just as capable and just as quality as I do. BCM® Recce 14 KMR-A Carbine 14.5' UPPER RECEIVER Receiver Machined from Aluminum Forgings 7075-T6 and Hardcoat Anodized per MIL-A-8625F, Type III, Class 2 M4 Feed Ramp Flat Top with Laser. Bravo's BCM RECCE 14 KMR-A Carbine features a government profile independently certified Mil-Spec 11595E steel barrel with a manganese phosphate finish, and a chrome lined bore and chamber. My rifle: BCM 14.5” Pinned with Vudu 1-6 (Bottom)
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