The gun you have will likely serve all the uses you built it for. I checked the ds arms website, and they claim it is chambered for 5.56 nato. If you have the means to check, do it and be sure. It's 1/9 twist, while not optimal for the most expensive ammo, should handle 55 and 62 grain ammo just fine. If you are not firing on full auto, the upper will last you thousands upon thousands of rounds.
Buy a spring kit from G&R and replace the ones from your stag kit with them. Keep them as backups.
Like I said before, make sure your castle nut is staked, oil it and shoot the **** out of it. Your rifle will not disolve in the rain or mud. While shooting the **** out of it, if something doesn't work, fix it. Once you have 3k rounds thru it, you will know if you trust it as a defensive gun. Until then, just get some training and shoot it. If you can't stand not having a bcm or dd or colt, sell it and buy one of those. If you don't care, shoot the gun till its broke and then buy one of those. (Oh, and lose the red dot)
"After extensive research, I picked this rifle because it came with bullets"
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