Back in the day when I cared deeply what attachments to use on a gun I went to test range and figured out stubby/empty works best for me. On almost all weapons. Either that or no attachments at all. Or ergo on CZ3A1 for instance. So, yeah, people run with what works best for them. Shooting in longer bursts is what I do often while flanking, switching targets, naturally, stubby helps with spread there. Or I think it does . I'll admit it puzzled me why people strap on muzzle break and angled grip on things like ace 21, until I started checking their stats and saw that they simply can't hit a barn at 20 meters. With (say) 12% accuracy they see it as the only option to stay relevant on the battlefield.

Quoted from "angrynun"

0.660000026226 that's obnoxious.
So gun sway is spread?

Also whats the difference between moving and sprinting dispersion. Is that shooting right after coming out of a sprint?

The "obnoxious" number is simply an issue with floating point precision. It's really just 0.66.

Gunsway is the name for the collection of values that govern recoil and spread.

Sprinting dispersion is applie when you are in the sprinting state. Moving dispersion is moving but not sprinting.

You are looking at the Stubby/Potato grip.

It used to increase your SDEC which is why it is called Grip_SprintRecovery.

Quoted from "NoctyrneSAGA"

You are looking at the Stubby/Potato grip.

It used to increase your SDEC which is why it is called Grip_SprintRecovery.

I recall that in the early days (pre-launch livestreams) it was stated that even earlier during development the stubbtato decreased the time between coming out of sprint and your weapon being ready, like a reversed bayonet. The name is likely a relict from that time.

@C0llis

I have a theory when stubby only on assualt rifles makes full auto in close quarters and firing burst/microburst better at long ranges; stubby compensator make burst better and medium ranges. I might be wrong, only if you can prove stubby comp lands more shots with bursting anywhere from 2-3 rds to say 5-7 rds at infinite range. Example, at what bullet would the compensators added spread make you miss at longe range. Or, would the horizontal recoil throw what bullet off at long range. This may be a spreed decrease vs recoil decrease thing. Still see stubby only way more then with compensator these days. Which is why i think compensator is only better for medium ranges with micro and longer burst. Please explain.

Stubby only for long range assault rifles, ace23, m416, scar h, aek (aek can be used effectively at 60m).
Stubby/compensator for close range assault rifles, f2000, famas, cz301 (only pdw exception)
Ergo/heavy barrel for longer/further range assault rifles (low rof), sar, ar160 i cant think of any more lol
Stubby/compensator for high rof carbines, acr, sg553, mtar, a91.
Stubby/heavy barrel for pdws and low rof carbines. Hb for p90, mp7 ect. Stubby for asval
Ergo or STUBBY? only for mid rof carbines, ace 21 i cant think of anymore
Ergo/fullchoke/buckshot for semis ( though dao12 with flechette is best)
Modified choke/buckshot for pumps (thought full choke was best though)
Heavybarrels/rds on all pistols
Green lasers on ALL sidearms, pdws, shotguns
..........wow im proud to have made a universal guide for all gun attachments. No one ever needs to ask anymore . Except ....
M16 is best with stubby/heavybarrel.
An94 is good with angled/folding grip as is any weapon in burst mode
Bulldog fires at like 950rpm so slap stubby/comp as its best in CQC/Mid
Ace52 i have no clue , mabey ergo grip and muzzle brake(works amazing on ace 23).
L85a2 is good with stubby/heavybarrel

Ace 23 i think is the most versatile gun in the game and i enjoy using it over superior guns like the L85, m416, and scar h. The scar h kills quicker at all ranges, the l85 and m416 seem to be more accurate. Hopes this helps with knowing what guns the ergo grip is best with and that its an amazing grip.