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Kozzie · March 28th, 2016, 00:38

The difference between the three guns you mentioned, is the rail. The sopmod has a 2-piece rail, requiring the gas-block/triangle sight to hold it steady at the front. The Fighter has a free float rail (only attached at the receiver) which means you can swap out the gas-block/triangle sight (or run it without) to a gas-block/flip-up sight combo, if you wish. The Saber is also a free float rail but it extends the whole length of the barrel for more rail real estate.

The Saber will give you the most flexibility of the three when customizing your set-up with fore-grips and flashlights etc.

March 28th, 2016, 00:38	#7
Kozzie a.k.a. Greedy Trader rating Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Toronto	The difference between the three guns you mentioned, is the rail. The sopmod has a 2-piece rail, requiring the gas-block/triangle sight to hold it steady at the front. The Fighter has a free float rail (only attached at the receiver) which means you can swap out the gas-block/triangle sight (or run it without) to a gas-block/flip-up sight combo, if you wish. The Saber is also a free float rail but it extends the whole length of the barrel for more rail real estate. The Saber will give you the most flexibility of the three when customizing your set-up with fore-grips and flashlights etc. Last edited by Kozzie; March 28th, 2016 at 00:45..