Help me understand Stability in ME3 MP

stability is the recoil stuff, i dont think it has to do with accuracy.
100% stab is no recoil, and no akward reverse effect if u go over 100%
Accuracy on the other hand can go over 100 % and then has an opposit effect

For looking at cyonan spreadsheet and get the vocabulary i recommend u go to the numerical test subforum and find a thread i made with capn233 explanations : bsn.boards.net/thread/1780/ressource-thread-capn233-detailling-spreadsheets

Blood pack punisher, Hurricane, I've used it on the Arc Pistol, Raider, Piranha off the top of my head

Edit: others would be the Typhoon and Lancer

Both have pretty insane muzzle climb. In my experience the BPP is best used as a paperweight or on the TSol so you can get that AP round to hit consistantly. The Lancer is quite accurate imo, but needs to be burst fired to keep the muzzle climb and bloom down.

EDIT: Arc Pistol needs a slight adjustment after each burst, if you're going for headshots, and you don't have to worry about that adjustment with a stability mod.

There is nothing stable about me3 mp.

Came here just to say this

And the most unstable part is the players.

All you need to know about stability -

(1) Stability affects accuracy on some weapons like the Typhoon by reducing reticle bloom or bullet spread, though Accuracy is a much more important factor.

(2) Recoil is mainly irrelevant. What you should be concerned about is muzzle climb i.e. how much the weapon reticle climbs after each shot. A weapon with 100% stability can still have recoil i.e. the targeting reticle will still move up and down. The difference is that it will always come to rest at the same spot and not move higher.

(3) Using the game numbers for stability, you need 85% stability bonuses for 100% stability (Bioware maths). For example, on-host Turian with 55% passive stability bonuses and 30% stability consumable will have 100% weapon stability. Point a Hurricane at the wall and fire. You will see zero muzzle climb.

(4) Stability passives and stability consumable are bugged on Turians.

(5) Stability weapon mod is reliable.

(6) Stability bonuses on anything except Hurricane or AR is unnecessary. It may be useful in the beginning but eventually you won't need them.

Stability doesn't have much, if anything, to do with reticle bloom, bloom's more a result of fire rate, accuracy, ads, and your character's movement. The saber or carnifex, for example, will have the same amount of bloom whether you have 100% stability or 0%. Accuracy is tied right into bloom as the bullet has a chance of hitting anywhere within the reticle. The slower you fire, the more you let the reticle reset, giving you a greater chance to actually hit what you shoot at. For example the if saber's reticle starts like this: +, if you shoot a max fire rate the reticle blooms to something like this: O, and can hit anywhere inside the circle. Bloom is why weapons like the hurricane suck at anything that isn't mid-close range.

I use Barrage Upgrade for added stability on my BPP Turian Soldier.

Typhoon can benefit from Barrage Upgrade, but depends on the kit it's used on.

Hurricane, Tempest, Eagle, Piranha don't need added stability - just shoot them without aiming in. 

Lancer is accurate enough with zooming in. Valkyrie works not as well, but is manageable on the right kit.

I utilize the Stabilization Module III on the following weapons to great effect: Indra, Incisor, Striker, Argus, Revenant.

Concerning Turian Stability Passives - to be honest I never noticed much difference ingame even when last place in lobby/match.