Did any know that STAG ARMS is not really a newer company?
I found out today that STAG use to be the main mfg for colt.
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That is something I did not know. Thanks for passing that along.
What's up with the BCG? Did you find one, or have to do the order and wait?
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Now, CMT, the parent company of Stag is not. Continental Machine and Tool has been around for a while and have and still do make parts for many of the bigger manufacturers out there today.
Some of those companies that use or used them as a subcontractor include but are not limited to Colt, RRA, S&W, among others...
I got the BCG, & charging handle, put it together and took it to the range... what a blast!
everything worked like it should, went together easy.
Only fired 7 rounds... I have posted a few questions regarding cleaning the barrel, and "breaking in process"
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