Maple Ridge Armoury MRA15 Billet Upper Receiver announcement

I have been looking at your ever expand product line on the website and watching your new product releases for the past couple of months and I am drawn to your machining, R&D, and commitment to the Canadian FA market. Would that be a "CAD" drawing in your post? Anything Stag 10 related I would most be interested in, I will be looking into upgrading my S10 in the future interested in weight reduction/accuracy. Look forward to purchasing from you, keep up the awesome work that upper and hand guard are one "sweet piece" it flows nicely.
 
Yes this is a CAD model. They are in production right now and we will have real images soon.

Yes we are going to eventually have complete uppers that fit the STAG-10
 
I don't know anyone that purchased the stag 10 purely for long range shooting. The common interest is a non restricted semi, in a great all around caliber that can be used for hunting. Therefore, for most of us, anything that increases or at least meets stock accuracy, while improving balance and weight reduction is a big plus, and worth the financial expense.

Lightweight upper, handguard, barrels, and BCGs.
Personally, I like the slim handguards as well.

Maybe a "stock stag to pro hunter" kit?
Same or better accuracy with 1.5 lbs weight reduction?
 
commandac said:
I don't know anyone that purchased the stag 10 purely for long range shooting. The common interest is a non restricted semi, in a great all around caliber that can be used for hunting. Therefore, for most of us, anything that increases or at least meets stock accuracy, while improving balance and weight reduction is a big plus, and worth the financial expense.

Lightweight upper, handguard, barrels, and BCGs.
Personally, I like the slim handguards as well.

Maybe a "stock stag to pro hunter" kit?
Same or better accuracy with 1.5 lbs weight reduction?
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We will have a couple different kits offering significant weight reduction, improved accuracy, and greater service life all backed by our lifetime warranty.
 
commandac said:
I don't know anyone that purchased the stag 10 purely for long range shooting. The common interest is a non restricted semi, in a great all around caliber that can be used for hunting. Therefore, for most of us, anything that increases or at least meets stock accuracy, while improving balance and weight reduction is a big plus, and worth the financial expense.

Lightweight upper, handguard, barrels, and BCGs.
Personally, I like the slim handguards as well.

Maybe a "stock stag to pro hunter" kit?
Same or better accuracy with 1.5 lbs weight reduction?
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I purchased a stag 10 purely for accuracy. And I know several others who have as well.

I already built a 6.5lb stag 10 in .308win (with a MRA 18.6” pencil barrel), it’s 8.4lb with scope (3-15x44), scope mount, butler creek flip caps, sling & bipod.
 
trigger'06 said:
Hey guys, how are the Stag 10 slick uppers coming along?
After a couple of moose I've decided to lighten up my long range accuracy Stag 10 for hunting.
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We have plans to complete a run this year but I cannot provide a firm date quiet yet. I should have a fairly solid estimate mid November.
 
commandac said:
I don't know anyone that purchased the stag 10 purely for long range shooting. The common interest is a non restricted semi, in a great all around caliber that can be used for hunting. Therefore, for most of us, anything that increases or at least meets stock accuracy, while improving balance and weight reduction is a big plus, and worth the financial expense.

Lightweight upper, handguard, barrels, and BCGs.
Personally, I like the slim handguards as well.

Maybe a "stock stag to pro hunter" kit?
Same or better accuracy with 1.5 lbs weight reduction?
Click to expand...

I built 2 stag 10 purely for accuracy. One in 7mm08 and one in 6mm creedmoor. The 7mm08 has been shot out to 1235 yards with moa accuracy and sub moa at 800 yards. The 6mm creedmoor is showing great results so far. First round of load development produced sub half moa 5 round groups.
 
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