[chgolaw1]

Anyone have any opinions on Stag Arms Ar15's

 

[AWZ1287]

they make great stuff the prices start at around $900. and they have a full lifetime warranty,they even cover barrel replacement when you wear the barrel out. I have never had any problems with them. I own 3 of there products. the fit and finish is top notch.

 

[mercman]

I picked up a 6.8SPC II complete upper assy made by Stag Arms. So far it's working great for me after I got the initial recoil buffer worked out. Now I just need to load more ammo for it so I can shoot it some more! The quality of it look as good as any other manufacturer that I've shot.

 

[GARRARD]

I bought one back in 2008 and love it. Zero malfunctions to date. When I was looking to by an AR, I wanted one as close to a run of the mill GI M4 as I could get and I feel like I got it with Stag Arms.

 

[Thor]

I don't personally own one but my shooting partners AR is a Stag and he loves his.

 

[BigBuckeye]

I like Stag, I put them upper middle of the AR world..

 

[KapnKrunch]

I built a couple of lefty ARs using Stag uppers. I made some mods but pretty happy overall with the product and company.

 

[hevybarl]

I bought a Stag stripped lower a few years ago when they were cheap.
I assembled a lightweigt carbine with Del-Ton parts and have never had any problems.
If I had to say anything negative, it would be that I don't care for the deer head logo.
Just me.

 

[Seventh Fleet]

I built a Stag Arms M-4 clone using a Rock River two stage match trigger and it is a fine shooting reliable weapon. Most folks don't know this but Stag Arms is owned by Continental Machine Tool Inc who make the parts for Colt, Rock River, S&W, Stag Arms, the government's M-16/M-4 program and others as well.

http://www.continentalmachinetool.com/firearms.html

7th

 

[chgolaw1]

You guys are the best!! I bought a preban colt in 1986 and have never fired it. I have been looking to buy another AR and have been researching the other companies. I fell in love with the Stag. Thanks for all the input. Dom

 

[ArmyCPT]

If you go with the Stag, ensure that you get the "plus package."

http://www.stagarms.com/information.php?info_id=13

The fact that they charge extra for this stuff is a whole other issue. Considering that you can get a Colt for just shy of $1000, I'd steer you in that direction, as it's a much better rifle for the money.

HTH, and good luck with your purchase.

 

[liftrat22]

I bought a stripped lower from them a few years ago. Other than the trigger and hammer pin holes being just a little big (OS KNS pins still rotated), it's been trouble free, and went together easily.

 

[uncle popo]

I built mine and love it. Until about three months ago it went on most of the search warrants I served. Ive never had a malfunction and train with it weekly. It still hits steel at 300 meters too even having several thousand rounds through it.

 

[USMC6094]

My daily carry is a Stag lower with an RRA middy upper, never been an issue with it