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Originally posted by AllenInWV:
You guys are no help at all. My fun fund hates you.

Ordered the Gen 1 UBR, gonna try them both out. LOL

As you make your decision, I urge you to do one thing.

Don't just put the rifle together and handle it empty at home.


Take it out to the range and shoot it in both configurations. I generally opt for a rifle on the heavy side of the spectrum because I find the mass is advantageous while I am actually shooting the gun.

I specifically replaced my CTR with a UBR on my 11.5" SBR because the UBR couterweighted the M4-2000 so much better than the CTR. I also tried the STR, but that didn't work for other reasons.

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As you make your decision, I urge you to do one thing.

Don't just put the rifle together and handle it empty at home.


Take it out to the range and shoot it in both configurations. I generally opt for a rifle on the heavy side of the spectrum because I find the mass is advantageous while I am actually shooting the gun. [/QUOTE]


Couldn't agree more. If your on patrol all day it might be a bit much, but for shooting at the range the weight helps with recoil. Helps it feel "smooth".