Another Magpul UBR thread.
- Thread starter RedDuc
- Start date
Ouch, nice stock but I don't think I could stomach that.
Starscream
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Southern Alberta
- Location
- 54°52'56"N 112°10'7"W Alpha Bravo
[chugging koolaid] 
canucklehead
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Calgary, AB
True, in some respects. However, if your AR is neither lightweight or front heavy to begin with, it balances it nicely.
I'm not kickin doors, or humping gear through the thin air of Afghanistan, so the extra weight/size isn't a concern for me really.
Pricey? Heck yes. Can you re-sell it in a second, for very little loss - also heck yes.
Yes
VERY heavy - not bulky-
Good for balancing front heavy AR's.
If you are humping in the sand box - not good.
If you are butt stroking goat fukkers in the face during house to house - good - (You dont need the strike plate for flesh - maybe for windows)
Remember all the soldiers humping smellies garands m14's etc. , mucho heavy guns -
Or as I use it - for 3 gun matches - 10 " AR , - less muzzle jump due to extra weight during double taps (I even put lead in my fore grip) - [after all its only for a few minutes of carry] - my double taps are super fast and accurate due to the weight advantage {with a pws brake}
Myself and others using my rig can do double taps on a steel gong at 200 yds because of the steadiness.
Everything has a use - depends on what it is - get what you need .
VERY heavy - not bulky-
Good for balancing front heavy AR's.
If you are humping in the sand box - not good.
If you are butt stroking goat fukkers in the face during house to house - good - (You dont need the strike plate for flesh - maybe for windows)
Remember all the soldiers humping smellies garands m14's etc. , mucho heavy guns -
Or as I use it - for 3 gun matches - 10 " AR , - less muzzle jump due to extra weight during double taps (I even put lead in my fore grip) - [after all its only for a few minutes of carry] - my double taps are super fast and accurate due to the weight advantage {with a pws brake}
Myself and others using my rig can do double taps on a steel gong at 200 yds because of the steadiness.
Everything has a use - depends on what it is - get what you need .
Yeah, but how's the cheekweld compare when the CTR isn't collapsed ? I shoot nose pretty much to charging handle, so the UBR is a lot more comfortable. Not a huge deal if you're just snapping the rifle up quickly, but if you're lying prone behind it for a while the UBR is definitely the ticket.
I have a tan NIB in the EE for $400 shipped.
If it was OD Green I'd keep it, but I won't be building any more tan guns so it's surplus to my needs.
canucklehead
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Calgary, AB
I have a tan NIB in the EE for $400 shipped.
If it was OD Green I'd keep it, but I won't be building any more tan guns so it's surplus to my needs.
Any chance you need an OD M93B? Too bad I bought my UBR already, or I'd buy yours!
- Location
- 54°52'56"N 112°10'7"W Alpha Bravo
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What do the rest of these rigs look like
