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Posted: 12/20/2015 10:13:02 AM EDT
| I know it's personnel preference and I am going to sound dumb. Prs or ubr? Can you use an ar-15 stock on an ar-10? Same buffer tubes and springs? Thanks |
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I have had both the PRS and the UBR and and both are really nice.
The PRS uses a standard tube but not you will need the buffer and spring for an AR-10/LR-308. The PRS for the AR-10 has a shorter comb than the one for the AR-15 to allow for the longer charging handle. The UBR uses a proprietary tube that come with the stock. You will need a carbine buffer and spring for the AR-10 platform. Check a heavy buffer from Slash. Both stocks are on the heavier side, which is/was ok for me as mine went onto rifles that are pretty stout. I ended up going with the PRS on both my Creedmoor and Grendel as I wanted the bit more adjustment available on the PRS. The PRS's are both AR-15 and AR-10 versions and I have checked the dimensions mentioned and they are different. The lockup on the UBR was awesome and the stock itself was very comfortable. I originally used the UBR on my Grendel, but then switched to the PRS. I liked it so much that by the time I started my Creedmoor project the decision to stick with the PRS was already made. I'd say try both if you can before buying. I went with the PRS just because of my preference, but would not hesitate to have another UBR. |
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