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No, that means they do.
The point of it is to be tradeoffs to make the gun operate better in YOUR hands. Not to make the gun stronger directly, but to make it better fitted to your personal tastes and hands.
If there was an option that made the gun strictly better, everyone would take it. That wouldn't be customization, that would be upgrading, and it would make all the other parts irrelevant.
More ammo per reload. Less reloads. Good for players who don't like to do tactical reloads and instead reload from empty.
Once again. It is customization, not upgrading. It's meant to tailor the gun to how you play, not be a linear track of upgrades.
Because they have to start somewhere. Thats why.
If they screw up the customization across the board, its more difficult to fix than if its only for primary weapons.
Just relax.
They will more than likely expand it.
Cool. I'd prefer having options over Same Gun More Damage.
That really did not take long to get to the Ad Hominem.
I assume this is just the first wave of options. And I assume it won't be long before we have youtube personalities making clickbait "ALWAYS RUN THIS" "+20% BETTER" thumbnails pointing at their preferred mod and arguing everyone should run it or uninstall.
If you think ad hominem is at all a rare term, I would like to introduce you to the concept of other countries besides america.
I get y'all have some pretty poor public education, but I learned this stuff in like grade 4.
Etc. is also Latin. Et Cetera.