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BCM Compensator Mod 7 – 5.56 — Delta Mike Ltd

Original price was: $191.96.Current price is: $122.60.

85 in stock

SKU: BCM-GFC-MOD-7-556 Category:

Description

BCM Compensator Mod 7 – 5.56


Based on feedback from gunfighters, industry professionals, and Bravo Company Manufacturing (BCM) customers, BCM developed a new generation of compensators to reduce muzzle rise, flash signature, noise, and lateral pressure for tactical applications. The BCM® Compensator Mod 7-5.56 combines effective recoil management with enhanced flash suppression, making it an ideal choice for AR-15 platforms, including 14.5-inch barrels requiring permanent attachment to achieve a non-NFA overall barrel length.

Features:


  • Tuned slots and ports provide muzzle rise compensation and flash reduction.
  • Open tine design delivers excellent flash suppression.
  • No ground-facing ports, reducing dust and debris kick-up when shooting prone or from barricades.
  • Designed to produce less side blast and noise than typical compensators.
  • Nitride-treated steel construction for maximum corrosion and wear resistance.
  • Pre-drilled hole at the base for permanent installation (5.56 version only).
  • Includes a crush washer for installation.
  • Compatible with 1/2×28 threaded 5.56mm AR-15 barrels.
  • Extended version of the BCM® Compensator Mod 6-5.56.
  • When permanently installed per BATF specifications, extends a 14.5-inch barrel to over 16 inches (non-NFA).
  • Professional installation by a qualified armorer is recommended.

Specifications:


Model BCM® Compensator Mod 7-5.56
Thread Pattern 1/2×28
Calibre Compatibility 5.56 NATO / .223 Rem AR-15 Platforms
Finish Nitride
Included Crush Washer
Permanent Mount Ready Yes (Pre-drilled Pin/Weld Hole)

Important Information:


Rifle muzzle devices operate in an extremely harsh environment where high-temperature, high-velocity combustion gases, unburnt powder, and metal particles pass through the compensator during firing. Over time, these conditions naturally cause erosion and wear to the internal surfaces. This is a normal characteristic of steel muzzle devices and is not considered a manufacturing defect.