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Posted: 3/24/2009 2:30:12 PM EDT
Click on this (Magpul page on how to identify milspec v. commercial receiver extensions).
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Posted: 3/24/2009 2:53:29 PM EDT
I saw that already and I still don't know.
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Posted: 3/24/2009 3:04:29 PM EDT
If it's a factory stock complete Stag then you will need the mil-spec stock.
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Posted: 3/24/2009 3:09:03 PM EDT
Ok, thanks the Stag site seems to say mil spec as well.
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Posted: 3/24/2009 3:37:53 PM EDT
they are indeed mil-spec.
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Posted: 3/24/2009 8:15:20 PM EDT
I had this same issue. Larue's website says Stag is commercial. I had talked to Denny where I ordered the kit from and he had said mil-spec so I got all confused. I ended up calling Stag and they said mil-spec. I wrote a message to Larue about their webiste having incorrect information on it but they haven't done anything about it yet (months ago).
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Posted: 3/27/2009 8:22:00 AM EDT
When in doubt, send an email to Magpul. It may take them a while to get back to you (their volume has been insane since the election), but they know which manufacturer uses which tube. That being said, it seems a consensus here that Stag uses a milspec tube.
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Posted: 3/27/2009 10:51:46 AM EDT
I just bought another CTR this week. So unless my four Stags are flukes they are definitely mil-spec
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Posted: 3/27/2009 11:14:57 AM EDT
Stag tubes are Mil-Spec.
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Posted: 3/27/2009 7:22:33 PM EDT
If the back end of the tube is flat, it's mil-spec. (Stags are.) Angled, is commercial.
I just got in my Stag "group buy" M4 kit and, while every thing else is great, the 6 pos stock has to go. For mil-spec, you'd think they'd get the tolerance down a bit better. Once you get used to a CTR stock, mil or comm, all others suck, unless you electo tape them into quietness..... I haven't tried their MOE stocks out yet, but if they are tighter, they might save you some bucks for the poser look. I've wondered if I could submerge my rattling CAR stocks in boiling water with vise grips around them to tighten them up a bit, but the CTR makes it a waste of time. I've got three and looking to get another for my Stag. I want a battle rifle, not a rattle rifle... |
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Posted: 3/28/2009 5:54:05 AM EDT
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If the back end of the tube is flat, it's mil-spec. (Stags are.) Angled, is commercial. I just got in my Stag "group buy" M4 kit and, while every thing else is great, the 6 pos stock has to go. For mil-spec, you'd think they'd get the tolerance down a bit better. Once you get used to a CTR stock, mil or comm, all others suck, unless you electo tape them into quietness..... I haven't tried their MOE stocks out yet, but if they are tighter, they might save you some bucks for the poser look. I've wondered if I could submerge my rattling CAR stocks in boiling water with vise grips around them to tighten them up a bit, but the CTR makes it a waste of time. I've got three and looking to get another for my Stag. I want a battle rifle, not a rattle rifle... Not entirely correct. Not all commercial spec tubes are angled at the rear. I've yet to see one that was. |
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Posted: 3/28/2009 7:02:50 AM EDT
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If the back end of the tube is flat, it's mil-spec. (Stags are.) Angled, is commercial. I just got in my Stag "group buy" M4 kit and, while every thing else is great, the 6 pos stock has to go. For mil-spec, you'd think they'd get the tolerance down a bit better. Once you get used to a CTR stock, mil or comm, all others suck, unless you electo tape them into quietness..... I haven't tried their MOE stocks out yet, but if they are tighter, they might save you some bucks for the poser look. I've wondered if I could submerge my rattling CAR stocks in boiling water with vise grips around them to tighten them up a bit, but the CTR makes it a waste of time. I've got three and looking to get another for my Stag. I want a battle rifle, not a rattle rifle... Not entirely correct. Not all commercial spec tubes are angled at the rear. I've yet to see one that was. I would guess that 2/3 -3/4 of the ones I have dealt with were. Small sample size, but of the 5 take offs that I have sitting in the shop, 3 of 5 are angled. The fun fact is that one of the three has a MUCH sharper angle on it than thte other two 
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Posted: 3/28/2009 6:18:38 PM EDT
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I saw that already and I still don't know. How to measure a tube? Why guess or take someone else's word when you can just measure the tube yourself and know with 100% certainty whether it is mil-spec or commercial? |
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