S&W M&P 15 Sport II

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Hello from Florida. This is my first Post

I called S&W today to request a spare Bolt Carrier Group for my Sport II. The Rep told me that this is a "Restricted" item and they do not sell them. I would have to send them the rifle to have them "Install" the Part. I told the Rep that makes no sense since I remove the Bolt and replace it each time I clean the Rifle. Oh well rules are rules. I would appreciate recommendations for a Quality drop in BCG with which you have had great results with the Sport II. Thanks in advance.
 
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Any known, quality manufacturer such as Bravo Co should be fine.

Be aware there are different types of carriers too. Both are leagl to use in a semiautomatic rifle. The M16 or full auto carrier is heavier and good if you rifle is over gassed. It will soften the recoil somewhat.

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My guess is S&W is concerned about headspace and wants it properly checked.
Have a gunsmith check the headspace, if its off you'll have to swap bolts and find one that's correct. That's the easiest way to "adjust" headspace. Every other way requires a knowledgeable gunsmith to adjust it.

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Why pay for a name on a BCG? PSA has some of the best BCG's around, for over half the price less than name brands.
In the 1st link below I bought this Premium (less logo-saved $10) BCG back in July 2016 for my AR-556, $89.99 with FREE SHIPPING. It's built the same way with the same specs as the big name brand BCG's, for far less money.
In the 2nd link, I just recently bought a Nickle Boron BCG from PSA. $99.99 with FREE SHIPPING. My son wants it so he's buying it from me. I will put my other PSA BCG back in my AR-556.

PSA 5.56 Premium HPT/MPI Full Auto Bolt Carrier Group - No Logo - 39339

PSA 5.56 Full Auto Nickel Boron Premium BCG - Logo - blem
 
Checking the Headspace

Checking the Headspace is not that complicated, providing you have the proper go and no go gauges which can be somewhat expensive. I was wondering if anyone has used a particular BCG in the Sport II, with great results. Thanks
 
If you go to PSA and the item says blemish don't worry about that. I have bought 2 uppers and 2 lowers from them that were suppose to be blemished and I couldn't find a single blemish on them anywhere.
 
If you go to PSA and the item says blemish don't worry about that. I have bought 2 uppers and 2 lowers from them that were suppose to be blemished and I couldn't find a single blemish on them anywhere.

I would worry about it, especially with a bolt. It's not the "blemish" I can see, it is the one I can't see that worries me.
 
Ok, so now the question must be asked... why do you feel you need another bcg? Are you a high round shooter, or in competitions?
 
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