
Originally Posted by
gunnyscouts2
I own a great Colt Ar and a few years ago I purchased a Stagg left handed. I hear alot of middle of the road about the Stagg.
Not on this site you won't. I bought it cause I wanted a left handed rifle. I really does not make any differance but it is neat.
99.9% of ARs are for right handed folks. You will be building the wrong type of muscle memory if your Stag goes down and have to utilize a right handed AR in an emergency or battle field pick up. The precious seconds, trying to re-adapt, may cost you your life.
I have run my Stagg through numerous courses and now have close to 4 thousand rounds throught it with out a bobble. Well the dust cover fell off.
Good on you, hopefully that's the only thing that will fail on your Stag.
True it does not have all the perfect parts, but who makes a good replacement BCG for lefted.
Its a great gun and has run great for me. I think everyone gets caught up in saying I have to have this and I have to have that. I ran mine hard and it came out a winner. Not all will but then in course I have taught I have seen All brands including the top of the line break.
So have I, including my 6920s (extractor or Mag related), but I see MORE catastrophic, gun shit the bed and needs to be sent back to the manufacturer, failures occur in BMs, Oly, Stag, insert other low end AR here.
My thought, for what it matters is get the best you can, and just deal with it.
My thought is, since the world isn't ending anytime soon, save up for a quality AR on the far left end of the "chart" (Colt, BCM, LMT, Noveske, etc..) and stock up on quality replacement parts from Bravocompanyusa. Prices are at an all time low. There is no practical reason to "settle".

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Last edited by RogerinTPA; 05-16-10 at 10:37.
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