The Stag 10s NR stripped receiver set thread
- Thread starter jiffx2781
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Sorry but who imports a reciever for $35 that isn’t on their website. IRG, @####h and Prophet all charge more then that for third party imports on firearms. Unless you get a discount for buying so much lol.
As for the NR Stag AR10, it’s what I’ll get once I’m done my other NR builds.
don't think he can answer that in one sitting man, just ignore the trolls. My guess is he can't pay to play so the jealousy comes out as internet fodder.
If it makes you feel any better..... I operate on crown land too haha
A receiver is part, and a part is 35$... And I dont use IRG they are too expensive for imports. Prophet and @zz are way cheaper.
I could be way out to lunch but im waiting for a reply and i'll know for sure soon enough.
I could be way out to lunch but im waiting for a reply and i'll know for sure soon enough.
I just figured a stripped reciever was a “firearm” to those companies, thanks for the heads up. Wouldn’t it be $55 since it’s two parts?
I just figured a stripped reciever was a “firearm” to those companies, thanks for the heads up. Wouldn’t it be $55 since it’s two parts?
They dont play that game, Heck my M1 Garand was only 150$ even with all the other parts that were with it. Some importers here like to play the game and charge people lots of money for no reason
. Its one stripped set. not 2 parts.
DiabeticKripple
CGN Regular
- Location
- Red Deer, Alberta
going to try and keep mine around 8-8.5lbs scoped. 6.5 creedmore.
- Location
- Maple Ridge, BC
anyone know if there si a difference in the existing stag ar 10's and the ones arm's east is bringing in? other than barrel lenght to make it non-res were there other modifications required?
They’ve stated the lower, upper and takedown pins are proprietary.
So then ordering receivers from the states may not be compatible or NR?
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Im intrigued, but the offerings right now other than NOT being BCL are not tickling my fancy....11lbs for the "stripped" firearm...i get that its a precision rifle but damn thats a hefty #####.
My issue with the BCL was all the forward weight...it really made the rifle unbalanced...maybe i'm expecting too much from a 308 based firearm?
My issue with the BCL was all the forward weight...it really made the rifle unbalanced...maybe i'm expecting too much from a 308 based firearm?
DiabeticKripple
CGN Regular
- Location
- Red Deer, Alberta
the 11.2lbs is for the full 22" rifle. 11.7lbs for the 24" rifle.
the bones rifle is 9.4lbs
You're right. My mistake...still a pig, but then again, thats what the precision style rifle they are going for.
So as a guy who has zero experience with the AR10 platform, if I wanted to build a retro C7A1-style in .308, is it possible? Can I get a reasonably lightweight 20" .308 barrel with rifle-length gas, the C7-style front sight/gas block, handguard retainer... and will an AR15 handguard fit?
I'm still a bit of an AR10 Newbie as well, but here are my internet findings.
Can I get a reasonably lightweight 20" .308 barrel with rifle-length gas:
Yes, Reasonably lightweight being relative of course. Light + Accurate = $$$
The C7-style front sight/gas block:
Probably, AR15 and AR10 Gas blocks are the same thing, compatibility depends on barrel dimensions.
handguard retainer:
Not Sure, there is usually an equivalent AR10 part.
Will an AR15 handguard fit?
No, AR15 handguards are smaller than AR10 style Handguards.
Can I get a reasonably lightweight 20" .308 barrel with rifle-length gas:
Yes, Reasonably lightweight being relative of course. Light + Accurate = $$$
The C7-style front sight/gas block:
Probably, AR15 and AR10 Gas blocks are the same thing, compatibility depends on barrel dimensions.
handguard retainer:
Not Sure, there is usually an equivalent AR10 part.
Will an AR15 handguard fit?
No, AR15 handguards are smaller than AR10 style Handguards.
