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bunkeru2k · 04-09-2012, 08:39 AM

You *could* go wrong with a Stag. There are some really important pieces on the AR that a lot of places just kind of throw together as cheap as possible and do not take the time to ensure are done right. Two of the important parts are making sure the carrier key screws are properly staked and the same with the castle nut. The other important part to me, is making sure you are getting an AR with the M4 barrel ramps. To a lesser extent, you want to make sure you are getting a barrel with a righteous twist...not a cheapie 1 in 12 unlined one.

A good AR and a bad AR is like the difference in buying an EMU lift and a Rough Country. Buy a cheap one and you will spend a lot of money fixing it later.

04-09-2012, 08:39 AM	#14
bunkeru2k Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 16	You could go wrong with a Stag. There are some really important pieces on the AR that a lot of places just kind of throw together as cheap as possible and do not take the time to ensure are done right. Two of the important parts are making sure the carrier key screws are properly staked and the same with the castle nut. The other important part to me, is making sure you are getting an AR with the M4 barrel ramps. To a lesser extent, you want to make sure you are getting a barrel with a righteous twist...not a cheapie 1 in 12 unlined one. A good AR and a bad AR is like the difference in buying an EMU lift and a Rough Country. Buy a cheap one and you will spend a lot of money fixing it later.