Eh it's none of my business, but I would put it up for sale and buy a stag 10 before I'd go and drop that kind of money in the bcl. Cause I mean we are not upgrading for say, you are fixing what should have ben done right the first time?
BCL102 vs Troy102 vs Stag 10
- Thread starter Remmy700
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Eh it's none of my business, but I would put it up for sale and buy a stag 10 before I'd go and drop that kind of money in the bcl. Cause I mean we are not upgrading for say, you are fixing what should have ben done right the first time?
I'll put in for the Stag.
Better materials (anodized 7075 vs painted 6061) better fit & finish, better reliability, despite some early teething problems in the rush to get the guns into Canada. Lucky for me only a couple of my handguard screws weren't torqued to spec.
It'll feed and fire just about anything I stuff in the mag except Norinco, and the factory chrome lined barrel is plenty accurate.
Compare it like this: the BCL is that beater special pickup truck you buy off kijiji. The Stag is like a Sierra with the Denali package. I reckon the Troy falls somewhere in between.
Better materials (anodized 7075 vs painted 6061) better fit & finish, better reliability, despite some early teething problems in the rush to get the guns into Canada. Lucky for me only a couple of my handguard screws weren't torqued to spec.
It'll feed and fire just about anything I stuff in the mag except Norinco, and the factory chrome lined barrel is plenty accurate.
Compare it like this: the BCL is that beater special pickup truck you buy off kijiji. The Stag is like a Sierra with the Denali package. I reckon the Troy falls somewhere in between.
hannibal.black98
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Another vote for this!!!
BullOnParade
CGN Regular
- Location
- Eastern Ontario
So, who has stag receiver sets in stock?
SuperDeadlyAccountant
Regular
- Location
- Niagara Region, ON
I have a BCL102 MK7 (this is an older picture):
So far it's a dream. I've put 100rds through it without any issues or signs of abnormal wear. Still shooting 1.5moa with surplus 7.62 ammo. I replaced the mil-spec trigger with a triggertech, put an adjustable gasblock, and a muzzle brake. After dialing in the gas it feels like my 5,56 gun. The anodizing hold up very well, seeing as I dropped the gun off the table onto concrete and it had tiny scuffing on the handguard.
So far it's a dream. I've put 100rds through it without any issues or signs of abnormal wear. Still shooting 1.5moa with surplus 7.62 ammo. I replaced the mil-spec trigger with a triggertech, put an adjustable gasblock, and a muzzle brake. After dialing in the gas it feels like my 5,56 gun. The anodizing hold up very well, seeing as I dropped the gun off the table onto concrete and it had tiny scuffing on the handguard.
