It's not an XCR, so that's half the battle right there. The main advantage of the FS2000 is that when you do a drive-by the brass ejects out the window instead of hitting the driver, etc.
Excuse the crappy pic and the crap on my bench. 
Since there is so much plastic in the fire control group the rifle is actually quite well-balanced--it doesn't have rear-heavy balance that I've heard other bullpups have. I agree with canucklehead--the front rail is too heavy. I like the way it looks but the factory fore-end has better balance and is very comfortable.
) They're not as accurate as a comparably-priced AR, and the trigger pull is challenging, although manageable. I like them for their uniqueness and "fun to shoot" factor. I wrote a detailed post back when I bought my first one that shows more details of the insides. My current one has an Aimpoint CompM4S on it instead of an ACOG.
Since there is so much plastic in the fire control group the rifle is actually quite well-balanced--it doesn't have rear-heavy balance that I've heard other bullpups have. I agree with canucklehead--the front rail is too heavy. I like the way it looks but the factory fore-end has better balance and is very comfortable.
I've owned two FS2000s--I sold my first one and then missed it enough to get another a year later. (hey, you don't get a trader rating of 123 by holding onto guns!
