I'm looking for some help planning my first 2 SBR builds. The plan is to get a good idea of the parts I want to use so that I can watch for them during all the sales that are about to start popping up. I will be building a 4"-5" 9mm and a 8"-9" 300, both will be suppressed.

I really like the UCIW stocks but then I wouldn't be able to use the JP Silent Springs.

If you had your choice, would you go with the JP Springs and the longer LWRCI or the UCIW?

I'm thinking about going with the LWRCI on the 300 and the UCIW on the 9 to keep it as small as possible. Although the 9 will get put to use a lot more and I think the JP springs would be a great benefit on it.

What say ye??? Any other stock recommendations???

I went with a B5 Enhanced and JP SCS.

Mission First Minimalist is a awesome stock for a SBR.

I like the compact stock and I'm going to use it when my paperwork gets back (it's on my current 14.5 upper).

I would at least try it.

I have a magpul ctr on my 4.5 inch 9mm, lmt sopmod on my 10.5 556, a moe on my 10.5 sig556, and a str on my 9 inch 300blk, also have a b5 sopmod on one of my bcm rifle (not the enhanced)

Magpul CTR or ACS

I love the JP-SCS, I have them in both of my suppressed ARs and I plan on using one on my unsuppressed AR because the feel of the recoil and smoothness of the action is really nice.

I use a SOPMOD on all my rifles, absolutely love them. The Magpul STR is very similar and nice as well. I don't care for the LWRC stocks.

Get the LWRC Compact and you can still use the JP silent spring. Win Win

I agree. I have the minimalist stock on my 5.56 and 300 blackout SBRs. Both have the JP silent capture Springs also.

Another vote for the minimalist here.  Ive never seen a stock completely eliminate the wobble/rattle like the minimalist.  And if you dont like the look of the hooked buttpad just add some paracord and it brings back the traditional stock look.  Plus the cordage is a functional addition.

My lmt sop mod and various magpul stocks with the lock would not budge of wobble what so ever.

Maybe I'm old fasioned, but I always preferred the look of the original Colt style CAR-15 stock.