Which scope for an frc heavy carbine?

[BlackNinjaFF]

I hate the scope on the frc heavy carbine. Since you can't remove it, which scope changes the graphic and offers the same or less magnification?

Save me some real time and fake money.

[Cavadus]

Stabilization Sight.

[Arsenic_Touch]

Commando is the one you want. It gives you medium zoom, but has more surface area so you can see more compared to the higher zoom scope. The assault scope and the stabilization scope don't even add a scope.

[BlackNinjaFF]

Stabilization sight doesn't add aim accuracy and it doesn't remove the scope does it?

I tried a white assault scope and there was no visual change. I assumed the stabilization scope was the same.

[BlackNinjaFF]

Sounds like commando is what I'm looking for. I don't normally use heavies and I usually use stabilization on my other ARs.

[Arsenic_Touch]

Commando

vs


Tactical

As you can see, the commando scope will serve you much better on a heavy assault carbine.

[BlackNinjaFF]

Thanks a ton. Commando it is!

[Cavadus]

Stabilization sight doesn't add aim accuracy and it doesn't remove the scope does it?

It removes the scope and while it doesn't add aim accuracy it does add regular accuracy plus movement accuracy. HACs need movement accuracy very badly and, as it turns out, they're pretty crap at range due to falloff killing their damage by ~70% from 55 to 63 meters. If you want range grab a TACC because they have zero falloff.

[Arsenic_Touch]

It removes the scope and while it doesn't add aim accuracy it does add regular accuracy plus movement accuracy. HACs need movement accuracy very badly and, as it turns out, they're pretty crap at range due to falloff killing their damage by ~70% from 55 to 63 meters. If you want range grab a TACC because they have zero falloff.

Stabilization scope does not remove the scope. It doesn't add a scope, there's a difference.

[Cavadus]

Doesn't the stab sight turn everything into a zoomed-in third-person view? The last thing I remember installing it on was an LM-43 but that doesn't have a scope to begin with.

Since switching to SASRs I stopped using HACs.