My first experience with the XCR was a used XCR-L (full quad rail version, not the older milled center quad rail) in 5.56. It was plenty accurate at 100 yards, but i felt i could do better. Picked up a new calibre conversion to 7.62x39 and that seemed to improve my groups. Old barrel maybe worn? Idk. Either way, i loved the feel of this rifle, the soft shooting, ease of cleaning/maintenance, and yeah the ability to swap calibres in minutes. Love it so much, when the local gun store had a new XCR-M come in (the accurized version with the deeper seating gas tube) I bought it on the spot without hesitation. Keymod standard length rail. Felts smooth and comfortable in my hands. Again, another smooth action, pleasure to shoot. Admittedly it had a defect from the factory, the barrel was pushed to the right, something Dave from Wolverine would later find out was caused by the gas block and a misaligned grub screw holding it in. After getting that back from RMA, the barrel always sits perfectly centered after reinstallation. This has become my favorite firearm I own, definitely will not part with it. Price can be daunting, but I feel its worth the money and can be found cheaper that retail in the EE forum obv. I see some people make vague trash talk statements about them, but having this for the past 3 years, theres nothing about it I dont like. Bought a progressive press to keep up reloading to keep feeding this thing.
If you're on the fence about one, its definitely worth a try.