I wished I had shot enough to give you a dependable answer- i have about 600 through the POF this past year and maybe 300 through the MWS, reliability thus far- 0 problems. That's with a United Nations of milsurp, Wolf, PMC and to some mystery FMJBT I found in a ziplock.
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so for that same reason+ I'm no marksman, I can't compare accuracy. I've been shooting 3 assorted magfulls at the same target at 100 and they're both blowing out fist sized holes. When I find a good amount of quality ammo, I'll try some proper comparative groupings.
With just a red dot and a mag, handling is worlds apart- the POF is well balanced, agile the difference in weight is well apparent, it does feel like a good AR15. The more stuff, scopes, bipods, cans etc I put on, the less that proportional difference is noticeable.
The fully ambi lower on the POF is nice to have, though I only occassionally use the bolt release- I do like the BHO inside the trigger guard- that is smart and I use it a lot at the range, when they call cold, mid mag to clear and hold open.
Shooting the POF from the shoulder, the recoil doesn't feel harder than the MWS, but it does feel different- it's also much better balanced than the MWS, easier to shoot strings, not as much work holding up the gun. On the bench with a bi pod, it's quite different- the POF wants to squirrel around, whereas the MWS is much more planted and easier to keep on target- its the opposite experience from shooting shouldered.
Shooting supressed through my 10 year old tech 2lb SRT Shadow XL, the POF is way better- 5 position, FAL style AGP that's easy to tune, no gas to the face, MWS got a bit sharper with the recoil and some gas- not unbearable though. Getting a new CH that will hopefully help a bit.
Like both rifles, but they're each purposed very differently, Revolution with a red dot or LPVO makes a handy field gun, scoped MWS is fantastic on the bench.
YMM of course, V