Sorry, an error occurred and we could not sign you up. The sloped sides of the wide body design provide a comfortable cheek weld when nestled behind an optic, while the clubfoot interacts well with a shooter’s rear bag. The wider cheek weld area of the Mod 1 SOPMOD stock allows for easier use with a magnified optic.Īlthough this stock is about ½” wider, longer, and taller than the Mod 0, it’s only about 4 oz. It turns out that BCM had just what I was looking for in the form of their widebody Gunfighter Mod-1 SOPMOD stock. The Gunfighter Mod 1 SOPMOD StockĪs good as the standard BCM Mod 0 stock is, what I wanted was a stock that was more conducive to use with magnified optics and rear bags. This positioning works perfect for shooting offhand while also giving me some space behind the KAG for those times I want to shoot kneeling or prone. Mounted on a Springfield SAINT Victor, the BCM KAG works with the rail covers for a solid forward grip.Ībout halfway down the handguard I attached the KAG to give me more control to drive the rifle on target during transitions, while also maintaining a good sight picture.
The covers are also slightly radiused, so it helps make the slab-sided handguard feel more rounded and comfortable for me. The BCM rail panel kit adds texture to the SAINT Victor handguard for better control of the rifle when shooting.įor an improved grip, I used the BCM rail covers, which I like because they’re grippy and low profile, adding very little to the overall width of the handguard. On general-purpose carbines, I like to position the front sling mount close to the barrel nut so that it keeps the sling out of the way of my support hand when shooting or operating a weapon light. I’m a big fan of the BCM sling mounts because they’re made from steel instead of aluminum for long-lasting durability, and anti-rotation slots keep the sling from getting twisted up. Made of steel, the BCM QD sling mount will endure a lifetime of hard use. Read the “What is M-Lok” article for more information. These allow you to easily upgrade the gun without the need for a heavy Picatinny rail. Hands-On Optionsīeginning at the front, I picked up BCM’s QD sling mount, M-Lok rail covers and M-Lok-compatible Kinesthetic Angled Grip (KAG.) As you may already know, Springfield uses M-Lok attachment points on the SAINT Victor rifle. Let’s dive in and take a look at what I did and my thinking behind each of the choices.
Since BCM accessories are already standard, I figured my Springfield SAINT Victor upgrades should come from the same top tier company as well. Nevertheless, I set out to enhance its ergonomics and functionality with sweet additions from Bravo Company Manufacturing (BCM.) Range-ready right out of the case, my Springfield Armory SAINT Victor didn’t need any upgrades.
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