http://www.stagarms.com/product_info.php?cPath=19_28&products_id=373

 

Has anyone ever used this one?

ohhhhh i was looking for soemthing like that. i may have to grab one. thanks!

ohhhhh i was looking for soemthing like that. i may have to grab one. thanks!

 

Lol glad to be of service

That's nice I would have considered it if I saw it a few weeks ago! I just got the stag 6position style stock pinned right from the factory for 69 shipped, if you like that style.

Very nice!

One of the members here has one. It's OK. Given the profile, you would think it has tubes along the side for batteries or whatever, but it has a little hatch in the bottom that is a very small space. Maybe a bit bigger than the storage space in a miad grip, but shaped differently.

 

If it was $50 I'd say a very good option for a budget build. At the price, I'd say only if you think it looks awesome. It isn't lighter or more rigid than an ARFX stock.

I like the wide cheek rest surface; its a nice feature for a rifle length stock that you may do a lot of bench shooting from.

 

Rock river makes a similar one called the Operator A2. One primary difference is the A2 vs the A1 length for the Stag plus the RR has a storage compartment. Like the stag, the RR also comes with buffer, spring and tube.

 

I may have to order one soon.

I like that RRA one but its more than I wanted to spend. Im already a little over budget on my build. Im also not a big fan of the pinned 6 position stocks. Any other recommendations for a fixed stock under $100?

look at ACE stocks. that's what I am using for my lightweight build.

FYI, A quick search showed a few online retailers selling the RR stock for an even hundred.

 

http://vtsupply.com/rock-river-arms-rra-a2-operator-stock-fixed-length-ar15-ar10-p-498.html

 

http://www.westsaharaguns.com/Rock-River-Arms-Operator-A2-Stock-Kit-RRAoperA2.htm

Bought the stag arms stock and its being shipped now. Will update with review soon!

Wow, I just thought about picking up that very same stock. Interesting looking stock, although the Rock River seems to have more bells and whistles.

I actually went with a used a2 stock for like $35 Interested to know how the original stock is from MikeL

The Stag Arms stock came today and I installed it in 3 minutes. It's GREAT! The RRA stock has two tiny little holes in the rear for batteries but the Stag stock actually has a 5"ish by 2"ish door underneath to hide stuff in. Pretty neat. Shoulders really well for a person of my size 5' 8". Light weight AND the slanted cheek rests are perfect! Sturdy and worth the 90 IMO.

Mike

P.S. any questions about it plz ask me!

Pics?

 

As you can see it has a BIT more room than the RRA buttstock. It can hold about 6 AA batteries and two more CR123 batteries with room to spare before you hit the door.

 

Photo from rear. Pad is grippy and sturdy

 

Empty compartment. Easy to open and out of your way.

 

Overall shot. I like this buttstock. You dont have to worry about making it NJ legal and it looks pretty cool IMO

None of your pictures work.

Eh son of a B. Fixed... sorry guys. That should do it.

Mike

I think it looks pretty nice, but (and this is probably a dumb question) why do you need 6 AA batteries in the butt of your rifle? This isn't an airsoft gun is it?

Nah I just grabbed a few of the closest things around me to show how much it could hold of something. To help give an idea of what it can do. (even if it was an airsoft gun XD)...

Mike

I can see a small spare parts kit or cleaning kit fitting in there.

 

As you can see it has a BIT more room than the RRA buttstock. It can hold about 6 AA batteries and two more CR123 batteries with room to spare before you hit the door.

 

I retract my previous statement, as that compartment was NOT what was on the stock I handled. That's much more like what I expected. It looks like it in all other respects, and yours has the amount of storage I would expect from the external dimensions.

 

Wonder what the stock I handled was?

Why put batteries in there?

Why put batteries in there?

 

Nah I just grabbed a few of the closest things around me to show how much it could hold of something. To help give an idea of what it can do. (even if it was an airsoft gun XD)...

Mike

My wife has one on her gun, it is the most comfortable stock I have shouldered yet on an AR and gives an excellent cheek weld.