Originally Posted by
taekwondopreacher
I went out and ran my 14" suppressed build. I should have taken pictures, because this barrel keeps surprising me with its accuracy. At the advice of another BRT barrel burner (two of them, actually) I tried a Tubbs flat wire spring and am an instant fan. Less dot movement, more "linear" recoil impulse, smoother feel overall. I took two lowers with me that are identical minus spring selection, and ran both lower/upper combos through barricade position, standing drills, and prone.
1168- I'll try to get some groups up early next month with my Light barrel to supplement your data.
I settled on a Sprinco Blue, myself. But you owe it to yourself to try these barrels with an A1 stock/ rifle spring/buffer lower. Dot barely moves. In fact, I would encourage everybody to try one out with whatever upper they have. Its like having a sleeper game gun. Only downside is length with unorthodox positions, which is why I always end up back with a carbine lower.
I’ll chuck a Tubbs in it next time for S&G.
RLTW
Former Action Guy
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