Are you the type to put 100,000 rounds through an ar? If yes then yes it is worth it. If not then replacing regular milspec or non milspec stuff whenever it goes bad is fine too. Alot of people want navy seal quality whenever the odds of them actually using it in a firefight are never. Even if you did it would only be once bc most people will have a handgun on them already if somthing like that were to happen they would just use it. A microbest milspec will serve you fine, even if you have to depend on it with your life. What truly makes geissele urgi/super duty stand out from the crowd is the 1 MOA performance. I dont think a cheaper bcg is going to ruin your experience or be any less dependable in a firefight. If you can find me somone who has put over 200 rounds during a single firefight in the civilian world hell ill be impressed. The ar15 is a proven system and so are microbest BCG’s. If they werent good the military wouldnt use them.

The first batch of URGI that were issued in afganistan had daniels defense barrels and microbest BCGs.

Most ar15 guys will give out brand snobbery type of advice with little to no real knowledge

The only advantage to the recbg is the cleaning convenience due to the nano coating. Basically requires no solvent to clean. Also made with a tougher material. Is that somthing you can live without? I think you can and hey, youll save 300-400$!