Stag Arms - FFL required for cmpl upper

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    Sundazes

    Sundazes

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    You should call them. I have purchased complete uppers from them, but it was a long time ago...
     
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    KevinK

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    Jun 24, 2008
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    Under 'Specifications', it says NO

    I called them, and it is no, they launched a new website, and there are bugs.



    DETAILS

    SPECIFICATIONS
    ATF Regulated
    No

    FFL Required
    No

    Product Type
    Complete Upper Receiver
     
    outrider58

    outrider58

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    KevinK said:
    Under 'Specifications', it says NO

    I called them, and it is no, they launched a new website, and there are bugs.



    DETAILS

    SPECIFICATIONS
    ATF Regulated
    No

    FFL Required
    No

    Product Type
    Complete Upper Receiver
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    Yeah, looks like a 'typo'. Halfway through the description it becomes a "rifle" instead of an upper.
     
    SkiPatrolDude

    SkiPatrolDude

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    Oct 24, 2017
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    Glad to see Stag putting quality complete MD uppers out like this.

    The handguard uses the exact same lockup mechanism as Aero or BA handguards... It's a great design.
     
    mopar92

    mopar92

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    Mr.Culper

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    So now I know,,, I have avoided this rabbit hole for years,,,

    What would be considered a good solid, non boutique, blue collar complete upper? (again, honest question)
     
    SkiPatrolDude

    SkiPatrolDude

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    Mr.Culper said:
    So now I know,,, I have avoided this rabbit hole for years,,,

    What would be considered a good solid, non boutique, blue collar complete upper? (again, honest question)
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    The stag upper linked in this thread is a great example of a solid workhorse upper with all the latest stuff, namely a quality mlok free float rail and mid length gas system. Doesn’t break the bank either.

    To me this is the sweet spot. No reason to go lower but you don’t get a whole lot more for going higher either.

    I’d say this is a great buy.

    Couple this with a basic complete lower for roughly $200 and you’ve got a great rifle for under $800 all in.

    And yes, stag is far superior to BCA.
     
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