SHOT Show 2017: Stag Arms Model 10 Rifle

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posted on January 20, 2017
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Stag Arms is entering the AR-10-pattern game with two new .308 Win-chambered rifles. The Stag Model 10 comes with a Magpul Fixed Rifle Stock and an 18” barrel, while the Model 10S instead wears a Magpul ACS buttstock and a 16” barrel. Both the 10 and the 10S feature Diamondhead VRS-T 308 handguards, a Hogue pistol grip and a VG6 Gamma 762 muzzle brake. For now only right-handed versions of the new .308s are being offered, but Stag said that southpaw versions are forthcoming. For more, visit stagarms.com

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