Battle Arms Development has released a new image of the production prototype for their upcoming MRO mount. This mount, being a production prototype, should be fairly close to the actual production piece. The radically skeletonized design is extremely lightweight (just .78 oz including screws) but doesn’t skimp where it counts with plenty of rail grabber surface area and two cross-bolts.
A little birdie told me that the Battle Arms Development booth at SHOT Show 2016 is going to be full of new products. They have a larger booth this year than ever before. You can find them in booth #6107.
The VERT Stock System from Battle Arms Development is now available to pre-order. This PDW stock has all the clever features you expect from Battle Arms Development (BAD).
The cheek rest is interchangeable to allow the user to change the look of the stock. Separate cheek rests will be available later. The cheek rest is mounted to the rear, sliding component of the stock and cantilevers forward so that it overlaps the buffer tube when extended. This creates what BAD calls a Continue Cheek Rest and is an improvement over most of the stocks of this type.
The VERT Stock System is machined from aluminum and S7 tool steel yet it weighs only 19.5 ounces. That is impressive considering that the weight includes the entire stock assembly along with the buffer and springs.
It has 4 locking positions and locks in both directions. It also features 2 integral, anti-rotation QD sling mounting points. It’s fully collapsed length is 4.75″ and fully extended it measures 8.75″.
If you can’t decide between an AR-15 grip with a more vertical grip angle or a more traditionally raked back grip angle, the new Battle Arms Development Advanced Tactical Grip (BAD-ATG) might be for you. It offers 3 different grip angle (17, 25, & 33 degrees) that can be configured by the user during the installation.
The BAD-ATG has very subtle finger grooves and a mix of textures to keep you locked onto the grip. Check out the new grip at Battle Arms Development.
Battle Arms Development is developing a feather light mount for the new Trijicon MRO. The mount weighs just .74 oz including all of the mounting screws and they have taken steps to recess all the screws to make it extremely streamlined. Stay tuned for pricing and release information.
