Colt's old 9mm meets BCM's newcomer on Military Arms Channel
The BCM 9G review anchors a three-upload week that also explores Meta Tactical's Glock chassis.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
BCM brings a new 9mm PCC to the game.
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- 0:22An early Colt 9mm carbine supplies the historical comparison for BCM's new model.
- 3:11The BCM 9G uses Glock magazines and BCM furniture.
- 11:02The host describes its recoil impulse as typical of a straight-blowback 9mm firearm.
- 11:51Colt and BCM internal components appear side by side for comparison.
- 15:36The closing assessment emphasizes straightforward design and build quality.
An early Colt 9mm carbine gives Military Arms Channel's newest BCM review a useful reference point. Rather than treating the BCM 9G as a product arriving from nowhere, the host puts it beside an older example of the same straight-blowback approach.
"BCM brings a new 9mm PCC to the game." drew roughly 70,000 views, the largest audience among the week's three uploads. Range shooting alternates with workbench comparisons, including a side-by-side look at the Colt and BCM's internal components. The host's verdict separates construction from novelty: "So a very simple, but extremely well-made firearm." The video includes a sponsored gunsmithing-school segment.
That distinction is also where the comments get interesting. Several viewers wish BCM had chosen a delayed-blowback design, while others debate magazine compatibility. Glock magazines have defenders; other commenters would have preferred Scorpion magazines. This is an audience looking past the name on the side and asking what the design brings to an already crowded category.
Glock compatibility connects the week's other releases, too. "Drop your Glock into a stock." introduces the MX-1 chassis, followed by "Meta Tactical MX1 - Glock edition". The latter is currently drawing views fastest among the channel's uploads. Further back, "Did the Marine Corps trick everyone with the M27?" continues attracting attention more than a month after publication.
Subscribers were unchanged over the week, and daily views are currently below the channel's usual level. Its weekly view gain was close to TAOFLEDERMAUS's, while TFB TV had a busier week. For MAC, the new material centers on two different approaches to the pistol-caliber format: a dedicated BCM firearm and a chassis for a Glock.
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What viewers say
Love BCM; but this needs to be some form of delayed blowback.
@boss350z5See it on YouTubeBeretta should get back into the PCC game and update the CX4 Storm
@brocklytodd5317See it on YouTubeIt would’ve been a pretty interesting design if it was some kind of delayed blowback action
@davidholman6276See it on YouTube
4 more comments
Looks very high quality and Glock mags still make the most sense. I'm sure they wanted it to be as reliable as their other products.
@reborn19xSee it on YouTubeWould have liked a dust cover.
@SKSSVT93See it on YouTubeAr's in every caliber never gets old
@GibsonsghostSee it on YouTubeI really like the look, finish and colour.
@davidgraflex2065See it on YouTube
Public comments from the video's page on YouTube
The videos drawing views on Military Arms Channel right now
- Channel
- Military Arms Channel
- Subscribers
- 1,550,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 556,111
- Videos published this week
- 3
- Video published
- October 15, 2026
- Video views so far
- 69,969
- Views on its first day
- 47,784
The numbers
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What does PCC stand for in the week's BCM review?
PCC means pistol-caliber carbine, the category discussed in the BCM review.






