I have a stag arms lower receiver. What should I do with it?

[wired]

They have but they suck. With the mag block you usually get a solid elector built in. With the endo mag guts you also get an extractor, a plastic one built into the guts. However, that ejector comes out with magazine. It's not a great use of a lower outside of a range toy. I watched a member/friend here Use one in competition. Was entertaining watching him clear his gun after each stage. Pull mag, empty mag, insert mag, clear round from chamber, remove mag and show clear. Without the mag you have no way, outside of sticking your hands in there, to clear the round in the chamber. It will just sit in the bolt face while you pull the CH back and forth.

I have several 9mm adapter blocks. Theyre rock solid
The endo mag guts are just garbage.

 

[wired]

If you want 7.62x39 buy an AK.

I have been running them since 1991. They all have run this good. I gotta say this one is the cheapest BCA crap grade possible.

 

[titsonritz]

Well if it's an AR15 lower it won't work as a AR10.

Details, details.

 

[nwslopoke]

If you want 7.62x39 buy an AK.

I have both. I find the AR47 fits my uses better. The AK mainly relegated to those that just want to shoot one. I still like the AK, which I had first, but AR based 47s have more options easier to fit.

 

[titsonritz]

What about a PCC?

Pistol Caliber Carbine

 

[wired]

Details, details.

AR10 lowers are bigger than AR15 lowers to accommodate the much larger cartridge

 

[titsonritz]

AR10 lowers are bigger than AR15 lowers to accommodate the much larger cartridge

Yes I know that.

 

[Arihead11]

AR10 lowers are bigger than AR15 lowers to accommodate the much larger cartridge

This is what I needed to know. Thanks.

 

[Nwcid]

I really like my dedicated .22 AR. It is fun, it works, uses all standard controls, and reasonable priced ammo.

If you want to change calibers all you have to do is swap uppers.