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09-12-06, 18:57
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Stag Arms?
I realized that CMT makes parts for most other manufacturers.
How good are complete Stag guns?
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09-12-06, 18:59
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Originally Posted by BrianXD
I realized that CMT makes parts for most other manufacturers.
How good are complete Stag guns?
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They are real good (if you like 1/9 twist barrels and non M4 cut receivers). They do use mil-spec receiver extensions though.
If you get one, make sure that you properly stake the carrier key (as it is lacking IMHO).
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09-12-06, 21:00
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can the m4 ramp be cut in? How important is the ramp?
What does it take to stake in the carrier key?
(obviously Im new at this)
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09-12-06, 21:21
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Originally Posted by BrianXD
can the m4 ramp be cut in? How important is the ramp?
What does it take to stake in the carrier key?
(obviously Im new at this)
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They aren't important enough to cut them in.
You can use a punch to stake the carrier key or send it to me to do.
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09-12-06, 21:34
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thanks Grant.
Would you recommend a Colt over the Stag?
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09-12-06, 21:48
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Originally Posted by BrianXD
thanks Grant.
Would you recommend a Colt over the Stag?
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Brian, that would depend on how you plan on using the firearm.
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09-12-06, 21:57
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Intended uses are IPSC and personal defense. Reliability is favored over supreme accuracy
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09-12-06, 22:06
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Intended uses are IPSC and personal defense. Reliability is favored over supreme accuracy
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If you can find one and afford it, I'd go Colt over Stag....but the Stags are decent rifles for the money, that's for sure.
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09-13-06, 09:32
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Originally Posted by BrianXD
thanks Grant.
Would you recommend a Colt over the Stag?
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Colt is a tier 1 manufacturer. Stag on the other hand, wants you as a customer. 
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09-13-06, 14:48
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ok getting the message. where did I find colts these days?
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01-03-08, 16:03
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non M4 cut receivers
What do you mean by this? Are you talking about the upper receiver or lower receiver?
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01-03-08, 16:31
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01-03-08, 16:33
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What does that mean?
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01-03-08, 16:56
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01-03-08, 17:01
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how important are the m4 feedramps
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01-03-08, 17:01
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I have both. My stag is the beater/practice gun. My very limited experiences with both has been good FWIW.
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01-03-08, 17:09
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01-03-08, 17:14
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Didn't realize it was a link, thanks for clarification.
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01-03-08, 17:34
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Would you get a stag or an ADS
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01-03-08, 18:33
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