[Prizm]

It's probably the the Surefire grip.

Like I said before, the XCR could stand to lose a little weight. ;D

 

[Guest]

I'd swap out the front BUIS before the grip. It looks to me that that is the real problem :duh:

 

[DSM]

You got it all wrong, it's the thicker backstrap of the MIAD.

 

[XCR-Fin]

If you're looking to put it on a weight loss program send me the TA648. That should cut about 2.5 lbs.

 

[EricCartmann]

I think it is the stock. The XCR skelton stock is just too light. I just think you need to add 10lb weights to the stock and the weapon would be nice and balanced.

 

[piusmilitis]

theres a gun under there?

 

[faawrenchbndr]

Wow,........
Will it cook a frozen pizza?

 

[magikbullet]

this? this is an espresso machine

 

[1redgmc]

I suspect the weight problem is the sherpa needed to tote it into combat.

Change the back strap on the MIAD grip and you'll notice an immediate difference!

 

[Prizm]

I appreciate all the trouble shooting help. But Jack A Sol was the closest. I removed the rear BUIS and now it feels much better. I was so silly to think I needed such redundancy on an otherwise perfectly set up weapon.

 

[Geseppe]

Those Surefire grips are sure not light.

 

[TerraShrewsbury]

mmm-mmm. nothing sexier than a full figured XCR.

 

[TEXAS SOLFTAIL]

THAT SUCKER HAS SOME HARDWEAR ON IT. HOW MUCH DOES IT WEIGH? LOOKS COOL!

 

[faawrenchbndr]

Drool,....drool....
Man, that is SWEET.

 

[tinman]

where's the can opener? ;D

 

[Prizm]

I believe it's on the side you can't see, but I know it's there. ;D

 

[MickeyC]

What, no kitchen sink

 

[1redgmc]

Nuff said...

 

[1redgmc]

Ooops... I stand corrected!

 

[XCR-Fin]

Ooops... I stand corrected!

Those are hilarious! :rofl: