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Bravo Company earned its reputation the hard way, by holding tighter tolerances than most of the industry cares to bother with, and the Mod 2 SOPMOD is that same standard poured into a collapsible stock. This is a widebody design, meaning you get more surface against your cheek for a fuller, more repeatable cheek weld than you'll find on a plain M4 stock. Once it's clamped onto a Mil-Spec receiver extension, it locks up with almost no play. Folks who have tried a stack of other stocks keep coming back to this one for exactly that reason: it shoulders the same way every time with no rattle to distract you.
The standout feature is the patented semi-clubfoot profile. That reshaped toe does two useful things. It gives your support hand something to grab when you're shooting prone off a bipod, and it sits more securely on a rear bag than a pointed stock that wants to slide off. The whole body is contoured to be snag-free, so there are no sharp edges to hang up on a sling, molle gear, or anything else strapped to your kit. It fits standard Mil-Spec carbine tubes and is also sized right for intermediate extensions like the MK2, AR10, and A5, closing up nearly flush to the castle nut when fully collapsed.
BCM gave this stock plenty of ways to run a sling. You get two web sling slots plus an ambidextrous rotation-limited QD socket that keeps the swivel oriented the way you want it, along with an improved VBOST tab for banding a sling against the stock during vehicle or low-vis work. The buttpad pops off without much fuss, letting you swap between a rubberized surface and a diamond-textured non-slip surface depending on whether you favor a grippy shoulder purchase or fast weapon manipulation.
Made in Hartland, Wisconsin, the Mod 2 SOPMOD is one of the strongest lightweight polymer stocks you can bolt onto an AR, and it's the kind of part you install once and forget about because it just works.
Yes. It's built for Mil-Spec diameter carbine receiver extensions and also works well on intermediate length tubes like the MK2, AR10, and A5. Users consistently report an extremely tight, interference-style fit with little to no wobble once it's on the tube.
The Mod 2 is a widebody, so it gives you a wider, more supportive cheek weld than the narrower Mod 0. The reshaped semi-clubfoot toe also grabs a rear bag better and gives your support hand more to hold in prone, whereas the Mod 0 comes closer to a point. Many shooters find the Mod 2 the more comfortable, more stable option for precision and prone work.
You can. The buttpad is user-removable and gives you two surface choices: a rubberized pad for a grippier shoulder hold, or a diamond-textured non-slip surface geared toward fast, high-ready weapon manipulation. Swapping it takes just a single screw.
It slides onto the receiver extension like a typical collapsible stock, but you'll need a small tool such as an Allen wrench, punch, or rod to depress the latch lever through its hole for install and removal. Beyond that it's a straightforward swap and no gunsmithing is required.
| UPC | 812526022059 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | GFSMOD2SPMDBLK |
| Color | Black |
| Product Type | Mil-Spec |
| Style | Collapsible |
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