danb
dont be a dumbass
From what I've been told, the barrel nut on a Stag is on there pretty tight. You will need a barrel extension torque bar and eat your wheaties. But once you get it off, the world of free float handguards is your oyster.
Hand Guard Options for a Stag 15 Bones
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Adam Conover
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It doesn't look like the rifle in question has a delta ring. As has been said there are plenty of companies making free float handguards. But for the money and quality its hard to go wrong with Midwest Industries as mentioned. Looks like a standard carbine length gas system so your free to get any length that suits you. Usually all these handguards do if they don't fit around a proprietary barrel nut is wrap around the standard nut and bolt together. pretty strait forward. If you search online for free float handguards you'll find many. Centurion Arms is another. Good luck
