Description
Bravo Company took everything people loved about the original Gunfighter stock and made it more capable. The Mod 1 SOPMOD widens the slim MOD 0 body to give you a fuller, more pronounced SOPMOD-style cheek weld, which pays off the moment you're behind an optic and settling in for a shot. It's built from strong, lightweight polymer and slides onto standard mil-spec receiver extensions, and the fit is famously tight. Expect zero wobble and no rattle once it's clamped down, which is exactly what you want out of a stock that's going to see real use.
What Sets the Mod 1 SOPMOD Apart
The headline addition here is the storage compartment tucked into the toe of the stock, accessed through the hinged butt pad. It's a genuinely useful spot for a spare CR123, a bore snake, or a small field kit without adding bulk to your rifle. The whole exterior is rounded with no sharp edges, so the stock won't hang up on your sling, plate carrier, or molle gear when you're moving. That snag-free shape matters more than people realize until they've caught a stock on their kit at the wrong moment.
Sling Options and the VBOST Tab
The Mod 1 gives you two different ambidextrous sling mounting methods, including QD swivel sockets, so you can run your setup lefty or righty without swapping hardware. It also carries BCM's modular VBOST, or Vehicle Borne Operations Sling Tab, which lets you cinch your sling tight against the stock with a riggers' band or bungee when the carbine is slung and not in use. That's a handy feature for anyone working in and out of tight spaces or a vehicle.
Building With the BCM Gunfighter Mod 1
A rubber butt pad is built in for a secure shoulder placement and a little recoil cushion, and the flat toe rests nicely on a bag if you shoot off a support. The slightly longer overall length also lets it work on longer mil-spec diameter receiver extensions found on AR10, A5, and intermediate builds, so it's more versatile than a plain carbine stock. It's made in the USA and carries the reputation BCM has earned for parts that just hold up.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Bravo Company Mfg / BCM
- Model: GUNFIGHTER Mod 1 SOPMOD (Widebody Compartment)
- Manufacturer Part Number: BCM-GFS-MOD1-SPMD-BLK
- UPC: 812526021182
- Color: Black
- Material: High-strength lightweight polymer
- Style: Collapsible
- Fitment: Mil-Spec diameter receiver extensions
- Cheek Weld: Pronounced SOPMOD-style widebody
- Storage: Toe compartment accessed through butt pad
- Sling Mounting: Two ambidextrous options including QD swivel sockets
- Additional Feature: Modular VBOST sling tab
- Butt Pad: Built-in rubber
- Length: 10.6 in
- Country of Origin: USA
What’s Included
- BCM GUNFIGHTER Stock Mod 1 SOPMOD (Black)
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the BCM Gunfighter Mod 1 SOPMOD come with a buffer tube?
No. This SKU is the stock only and mounts to a mil-spec diameter receiver extension you already have. If you need the complete rear end, BCM sells a separate Mod 1 SOPMOD stock kit that includes the receiver extension, buffer, action spring, castle nut, and QD end plate.
Will this stock fit my AR-15 buffer tube?
Yes, the Mod 1 SOPMOD is designed for standard mil-spec diameter receiver extensions, which covers the vast majority of AR-15 carbine builds. Its slightly longer body also lets it work on longer mil-spec tubes used on AR10, A5, and intermediate setups. It will not fit commercial-diameter tubes.
How is the fit on the buffer tube, does it rattle?
The Mod 1 is known for a snug, tight fit with no play once it's locked onto the tube. Reviewers consistently note zero wobble and no rattle, which is one of the reasons this stock has such a strong reputation. The trade-off is that first install can take a little muscle to seat it over the tube.
What is the VBOST tab on the Gunfighter Mod 1 for?
VBOST stands for Vehicle Borne Operations Sling Tab. It gives you a place to secure your sling against the stock with a riggers' band or bungee when the rifle is slung and not in use. It's especially handy for keeping your sling controlled inside a vehicle or tight spaces.







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