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B5 Systems took everything people already loved about the Bravo stock and dropped it into a fixed A1-length package. The result is the Bravo-C, a buttstock that trades the wobble and rattle of a lot of collapsibles for one locked-in position that stays put. It slides onto a standard mil-spec carbine buffer tube and clamps down with a set screw, so you pick your length of pull, snug it up, and forget about it. Folks running longer 20-inch builds or anyone who never touches their adjustment lever tend to gravitate toward a setup like this.
The big draw here is that signature B5 cheek weld. It gives you a wide, comfortable spot to plant your face behind an optic, whether that's a red dot, an EOTech, or an LPVO, and it does it without grabbing beard hair the way some stocks do. The profile carries over from the Bravo and SOPMOD line, so if you've run those before, this will feel right at home. The whole thing is molded from mil-spec polymer with color-matched steel hardware, and it's made in the USA.
You're not short on ways to run a sling. The Bravo-C has overmolded anti-rotation QD sling sockets along with fixed sling mounts, so whether you prefer a push-button quick-detach setup or the old-school looped sling, it's covered on both sides. The no-slip cushioned buttpad keeps the stock planted in your shoulder pocket and helps you stay consistent shot to shot.
One detail that's easy to miss is the buttpad itself. It's inletted to accept the M:4 Multitasker tool, a slim one-piece multitool that tucks discreetly inside and pops out by pressing the release tabs. That tool packs a castle nut wrench, a screwdriver, a hex for scope mounts, and a bolt override tool. It's sold separately, but having a spot to stash it means your field wrench rides along with the rifle. Once tightened down on the tube, the Bravo-C sits tight with zero movement.
The Bravo-C is built for mil-spec carbine receiver extensions and slides on, then locks down with a set screw. It will not fit A1 or A2 rifle-length extensions, so make sure you're running a standard mil-spec carbine tube. Once you tighten the set screw into one of the tube's positions, it holds with no wobble.
It's a fixed stock, so it doesn't collapse or telescope like an adjustable one. That said, you can set it at different positions along the buffer tube before locking the set screw, which gives you some say in where it ends up. After that it stays put wherever you clamped it down.
No, the buttpad is inletted to hold the M:4 Multitasker tool, but the tool itself is sold separately. When you do add one, it slides in behind the buttpad and pops out by pressing the release tabs. It's a handy way to keep a castle nut wrench and screwdriver stashed right in the rifle.
The Bravo-C keeps the same ergonomic cheek weld found on the Bravo and SOPMOD stocks, so it gives you a wide, comfortable spot to get behind your optic. Users often note it feels natural with red dots and LPVOs alike. If you've liked B5 furniture before, this carries that same feel over to a fixed platform.
| UPC | 814927022812 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | BRC-1441 |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 13.2000 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Mil-Spec |
| Shipping Weight | 0.9 |
| Style | Fixed |
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