Best way to remove Bolt Carrier logo?

What is the best way to do this with as little cosmetic damage as possible?

The logos are usually laser-engraved and would require quite a bit of metal to be removed to disappear.
You could try blackening the area, but full removal would be a major task in my book.
Might be easier to just replace the carrier with an LMT or a Colt.

Carbon does a pretty good job of covering carrier logos… You just have to help it get there.

HA…I like that. But,…the little over 300 rounds yesterday didn’t do a damned thing!
And, just fyi…Im replacing an LMT semi-carrier with a made to spec full auto bolt carrier. No matter who’s name is on it, I don’t like any on my bcg’s.

I was not aware LMT marked their bolts. I also find this annoying… as silly as it sounds.

No Sir…LMT does not. The carrier I replaced the LMT with, is marked. Sorry if I mis-spoke.

You are better off selling it and buying an unmarked one.

Sell it and buy a BCM.

Have you ever looked at a BCM BCG? It would kind of defeat the purpose.
http://www.bravocompanyusa.com/BCM-Bolt-Carrier-Group-MPI-Auto-M16-p/bcm-bolt-carrier-group-auto-mp.htm

Thanks! Soda through the nose hurts. :wink:

Seriously, I love BCM but their logo does bug me a little.

The Colt BCG is naked

http://www.gandrtactical.com/cgi-bin/commerce.cgi?preadd=action&key=SP64028

Why does it matter? Is it a quality BCG? If so drive on.

I must be weird since the BCM logo doesn’t really bother me at all. If I get tied of looking at it I can always close my dust cover. Which, unless I am actively shooting, is going to be closed. And when I can no longer see it I know that it is time to clean the rifle. Bonus! Lol.

Am I the only one who thinks spending money to get rid of a logo is actually worse than coloring in a lower?

At least crayons/paint is cheap.

More or less.

+1.

I wouldn’t buy a marked one. Its a rifle, not NASCAR.

Exactly. At most you’ll get a stamped “C” on the non port side of the BC. I don’t understand the garish tackiness of manufacturers these days.

Well there is a reason why they are marked. Because there are companies without scruples who will attempt to sell knock off items. Happens all the time.

So, let’s mark them on the opposite side? win win

…and there are those of us who couldn’t possibly care less if a BCG is marked.

Honestly, it’s not even close to an important consideration.