Bravo Company BCM Recce 11 MCMR Pistol with 11.5-inch Barrel in Black

Bravo Company Recce 11 MCMR ELW, Semi-automatic, Pistol, 223 Remington, 556NATO, 11.5 Enhanced Light Weight Barrel, 1:7 Twist, Aluminum, Black, 30 Rounds, M-LOK Handguard 610-850-ELW

The Bravo Company BCM Recce 11 MCMR Pistol is engineered for exceptional performance in demanding environments. Featuring a precisely machined 11.5-inch barrel crafted from Independently Certified Mil-Spec 11595E Barrel Steel (CMV), this firearm offers superior strength and durability thanks to its high carbon and vanadium alloy composition. The barrel is designed to withstand extreme conditions, making it an excellent choice for tactical and professional use. The receiver is constructed from 7075-T6 aluminum forging and undergoes a Hardcoat Anodize finish in accordance with MIL-A-8625F, Type III, Class 2 standards to ensure corrosion resistance and a sleek, durable appearance. With a semi-automatic action, this pistol is optimized for reliable operation and quick response in critical situations. Its compact size and 30-round capacity make it versatile for various applications, from training to field operations. The firearm’s black finish enhances its tactical look while providing additional corrosion protection. Whether used for personal defense, tactical scenarios, or training, the BCM Recce 11 offers a combination of rugged construction, precision engineering, and practical features that meet the needs of modern shooters.

Features:

• Barrel: 11.5-inch Mil-Spec steel barrel for durability and performance

• Material: Aluminum receiver machined from 7075-T6 forging for strength and weight savings

• Finish: Hardcoat Anodized MIL-A-8625F Type III, Class 2 for corrosion resistance

• Action: Semi-automatic for reliable operation

• Capacity: 30-round magazine for extended shooting sessions

• Caliber: 223 Remington, suitable for a variety of tactical and target applications

• Design: Compact pistol configuration ideal for versatile use

• Color: Black finish enhances tactical aesthetics and durability