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Link Posted: 3/14/2006 6:14:12 PM EDT
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I can tell you from experiance that a stag lefthanded is not a mistake.hr


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Link Posted: 3/14/2006 8:30:10 PM EDT
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I think that the lefties are cool as a range novelty gimmick, but even if they work flawlessly I am opposed to that kind of non-uniformity.  I would hate to be in combat and have my rifle jam, pick up another rifle from a fallen or injured comrade and take the extra two seconds to learn which side the bolt release is on.  A lot can happen in a fire fight in 2 seconds, and I think everyone being on the same page and learning the same equipment is important.



Everything is the same on the lower. As it is a standard lower. You dont have to worry about the bolt release because it is the same as every other AR15/M16.  The ejection port is on the left and there is a lefthanded bolt, carrier and barrel extention. EVERYTHING ELSE IS THE SAME. Nothing to learn.

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