Mainly thinking of the scenario of bipod use, and the potential impact of shifting POA/POI if a given type of rail has a tendency to be more 'flexy'. Again I haven't experienced that with my two Mlok rifles so far, but see the issue discussed a lot.
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Mainly thinking of the scenario of bipod use, and the potential impact of shifting POA/POI if a given type of rail has a tendency to be more 'flexy'. Again I haven't experienced that with my two Mlok rifles so far, but see the issue discussed a lot.
If it's not broken, and you're only able to drop a few ounces, then it's completely not worth the effort or cost.
I'd keep it as is, shoot it like I stole it, and replace it when necessary. Another option is to get an upper assembly you want now, and keep the Sabre upper as a spare, or EOTWAWKI upper.
I plan to pick up a Centurion Carbine Cut-Out rail for a Colt upper. I almost never hear bad things about Centurion rails. I've got 3 of them, and have never had a complaint.
I have an upper built with a Centurion SOCOM profile carbine 14.5 barrel and their carbine cut out quad rail. I've never weighed it but it feels heavy even without optics. Currently all it wears is a Scalarworks rear iron. I do prefer a lighter set up so it waits as a back up.
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