WMD Guns NIB-X Bolt Carrier Group for 5.56 NATO Rifles * Silver Finish

WMD Guns Bolt Carrier Group, Without Hammer, NiB-X Finish NIBXBCG-0001
Enhance your firearm's performance with the WMD Guns NIB-X Bolt Carrier Group, designed specifically for 5.56 NATO rifles. Crafted with precision and durability in mind, this bolt carrier group features NiB-X coating that is polished to reduce fouling adherence, ensuring smoother operation and easier cleaning. The coating is guaranteed for life against chipping, spalling, or flaking, providing you with long-term reliability and peace of mind. Over 30,000 rounds of rigorous government protocol endurance testing have demonstrated the coating's exceptional durability, even in demanding environments.

This bolt carrier group is especially beneficial in short barrel setups and suppressed platforms, where reliability and ease of maintenance are crucial. The silver finish adds a sleek look to your firearm while maintaining high performance standards. Built by WMD Guns, renowned for their innovative firearm components, this BCG is engineered for optimal cycling and longevity. Whether you're a competitive shooter, law enforcement professional, or firearm enthusiast, the WMD NIB-X BCG offers the reliability you need for demanding shooting scenarios.

Installation is straightforward, and the robust construction ensures consistent function across various conditions. With its advanced coating technology and durable build, this bolt carrier group is a smart upgrade for any 5.56 NATO rifle aiming for enhanced performance and longevity. Invest in quality and trust WMD Guns for your firearm upgrades.

Features:
* NiB-X coating: Polished to reduce fouling and ensure smooth cycling
* Lifetime guarantee: Coating resists chipping, spalling, and flaking
* Durability: Over 30,000 rounds endurance tested in government protocols
* Compatibility: Designed for 5.56 NATO rifles, ideal for short barrels and suppressed platforms
* Construction: Made by WMD Guns with high-quality materials for reliable operation