I haven't given any information as fact anywhere in this thread. Why don't you try actually comprehending what you're seeing on your screen instead of relying on your delusional interpretations? What I have done is fail to consider you are just an a$$ who enjoys being a Troll. My mistake! I won't be feeding the Troll any further.
1st or 2nd hand negative comments about Stag Arms AR15 rifles.
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I haven't given any information as fact anywhere in this thread. Why don't you try actually comprehending what you're seeing on your screen instead of relying on your delusional interpretations? What I have done is fail to consider you are just an a$$ who enjoys being a Troll. My mistake! I won't be feeding the Troll any further.
Warbirds
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You told these guys they will have brass ammo "weld" to their chamber if their gun gets hot, you used a source you didn't understand, incorrectly used, and say it as if it were true. You are too stupid to even go back and try to understand what you have said. No wonder I see so many people here call you an idiot, not only does the shoe fit it is up your a$$ just like your head.
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Thanks for your reply! I'm confident that I made the right decision in buying a Stag.
coldwater
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I currently own 4 Stag rifles. two-model 2, one model 2t, and one model 2L
I started with one just to try it out, and ended up replacing my other rifles with the Stags as I went along. Not only are they a great deal as far as price, but their a well built rifle with clear attention to details. They offer a solid weapon with a chrome lined barrel, tight fit to upper and lower, good staking everywhere it should be, uniform color, A good rear BUIS and overall a good quality showing throughout. I have an awful lot of rounds throug them, and the only small problems I have ever experienced were my bad from letting it run too dry, or too dirty, but If I keep them wet, they will fire until your hands get filthy just from handling it. Every and any rifle can act up from time to time when they get nasty, run dry, feed a damaged round into the chamber, or stab a bad mag in the chute, so I'm not getting into a pissing match over the little burps every once in a great while, and declare the weapon as junk. All of mine are very accurate, but like every other AR I have owned over the years, they will have a special appetite for one round over another, but all of mine shoot close to or in MOA with a good diet. Unless Stag messes up, I don't see me looking for any other maker when it comes time to buy another. I'm very pleased with mine right across the board, and have not one bad word to say about them.
I started with one just to try it out, and ended up replacing my other rifles with the Stags as I went along. Not only are they a great deal as far as price, but their a well built rifle with clear attention to details. They offer a solid weapon with a chrome lined barrel, tight fit to upper and lower, good staking everywhere it should be, uniform color, A good rear BUIS and overall a good quality showing throughout. I have an awful lot of rounds throug them, and the only small problems I have ever experienced were my bad from letting it run too dry, or too dirty, but If I keep them wet, they will fire until your hands get filthy just from handling it. Every and any rifle can act up from time to time when they get nasty, run dry, feed a damaged round into the chamber, or stab a bad mag in the chute, so I'm not getting into a pissing match over the little burps every once in a great while, and declare the weapon as junk. All of mine are very accurate, but like every other AR I have owned over the years, they will have a special appetite for one round over another, but all of mine shoot close to or in MOA with a good diet. Unless Stag messes up, I don't see me looking for any other maker when it comes time to buy another. I'm very pleased with mine right across the board, and have not one bad word to say about them.
truepatriot83
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Sorry to bring this thread back from the dead... but how many big name companies offer a lifetime warranty?? Most of them only offer a 1year warranty. I know Colt does not nor does Bushmaster. DPMS is 3 years. But Stag is lifetime, so in my book it doesn't get any better than that. Not to mention great customer service.
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Hi-Point, Taurus, Cobra and High Standard all offer life time warranties. So, I guess that puts Stag Arms in the same class as them.....</p>
Take the people on here that say "it wasn't as accurate as others I've had" with a grain of salt. Accuracy is 50% rifle 50% operator. Stag builds to mil spec that means their barrels from breech to muzzle are10 thousandths of an inch or less! Just as every other middle end black rifle! Of course Larue L.W.R.C. P.O.F. ETC are gonna be in the 3 thousandths or less range but you are paying twice if not triple the price.
Stag arms the company built Colt black rifles for Colt! Look it up Sir.
The Malkowski's own both stag and continental machine and tool (CMT) sister companies father owns CMT son owns Stag Arms. CMT has been making all the parts for Colt and also S&W M&P. These are the same parts CMT use in their stags. They have been building parts since Vietnam
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