Description
The BCM GUNFIGHTER Stock Kit Mod 1 SOPMOD in Flat Dark Earth is Bravo Company's take on the widebody stock, and it comes as a full assembly rather than just the stock body. That means you get the polymer stock plus the hardware to mount it on a carbine receiver, so you're not hunting down a buffer tube and castle nut separately. It's built for a mil-spec receiver extension and carries the reputation BCM earned making parts for hard-use rifles.
The Mod 1 is the widened version of the original Gunfighter stock. Bravo Company took the slim Mod 0 and gave it a fuller, more pronounced SOPMOD-style cheek weld, which makes a real difference when you're getting behind an optic and want a consistent, comfortable head position. The body stays snag-free with no sharp edges, so it won't grab your sling, plate carrier, or gear when you're moving or transitioning the rifle. There's also a storage compartment tucked into the toe of the stock, accessible through the butt pad, handy for spare batteries, a bore snag, or small odds and ends.
What Sets the Mod 1 SOPMOD Apart
Sling flexibility is a big part of the package. The Mod 1 gives you two different ambidextrous sling mounting options, including QD swivel sockets, so lefties and righties can set it up however they run their gun. It also carries BCM's modular VBOST tab, which lets you secure a sling against the stock with a riggers' band or bungee when the carbine is idle, a feature that comes in handy for anyone working in and out of a vehicle.
Installing the BCM GUNFIGHTER Mod 1 Kit
Because this is a complete kit, installation is straightforward for anyone who's assembled a lower before. The included receiver extension, action spring, carbine buffer, castle nut, and QD end plate go on in one pass. Users consistently note the stock rides tight on the tube with no wobble, which is exactly what you want. The rubber butt pad keeps it planted in the shoulder pocket, and the whole thing stays impressively light. Finished in Flat Dark Earth, it pairs cleanly with FDE furniture or breaks up an all-black rifle nicely.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Bravo Company Mfg / BCM
- Manufacturer Part Number: BCM-GFSK-MOD1-SPMD-FDE
- UPC: 812526022035
- Model: Mod 1 SOPMOD (Widebody)
- Product Type: Stock Kit
- Color / Finish: Flat Dark Earth
- Material: Polymer stock body
- Receiver Extension Fit: Mil-Spec diameter
- Sling Mounts: Two ambidextrous options including QD swivel sockets
- Storage: Compartment in toe, accessible through butt pad
- Buffer Included: Carbine buffer
- Country of Origin: USA
What’s Included
- BCM GUNFIGHTER Mod 1 SOPMOD stock body (FDE)
- BCM 7075-T6 mil-spec receiver extension (buffer tube)
- Locking nut (M4 castle nut)
- Mil-spec carbine action spring
- Carbine buffer
- BCM QD swivel mount end plate
Frequently Asked Questions
What comes in the BCM GUNFIGHTER Mod 1 SOPMOD stock kit?
This is a complete kit, not just the stock body. You get the Mod 1 SOPMOD stock, a BCM 7075-T6 mil-spec receiver extension, castle nut, carbine action spring, carbine buffer, and a QD swivel mount end plate. That gives you everything needed to build out a carbine stock setup in one box.
How is the Mod 1 different from the Mod 0 Gunfighter stock?
The Mod 1 is the widened version of the original Gunfighter stock. Bravo Company added a fuller, more pronounced SOPMOD-style cheek weld and an on-board storage compartment in the toe. Both keep the snag-free profile and ambidextrous sling options, but the Mod 1 gives you a more comfortable, substantial cheek weld.
Will the BCM GUNFIGHTER Mod 1 fit my rifle?
The kit is built around a mil-spec diameter receiver extension, so it works with standard AR-15 and M4-pattern lowers. Because the included tube fits the mil-spec spec, many builders also run it on other platforms that accept a mil-spec carbine tube. Just note the included buffer is a standard carbine weight, and heavier calibers may want a different buffer for reliable cycling.
Does the Mod 1 SOPMOD stock wobble on the buffer tube?
Users consistently report a snug, tight fit with no play. The stock locks up solid on the tube, which is what you want for a repeatable cheek weld and a stable shoulder position. If anything, expect it to feel tight going on the first time.





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