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The most important info is round count.
Beyond that, it's a used take off barrel in a not particularly sought after configuration. If it were mine I'd list it at $100 and be fully prepared to settle for $50 after having it listed for months with little to no interest.
Beyond that, it's a used take off barrel in a not particularly sought after configuration. If it were mine I'd list it at $100 and be fully prepared to settle for $50 after having it listed for months with little to no interest.
I agree. You can get a pretty good shooting, brand spanking new barrel for not much over $100.
I'd throw it in the barrel bin to be saved for a future project that you haven't even thought of yet.
since ive had 6 guys message me here and in tac swap id say you have zero clue what you are talking about. go back to your moms basement now and play call of duty. later fool
Only on SH. Dude asks for advice because he doesn't know what he doesn't know. Doesn't like advice. Gets belligerent and goes full ad hominem.
Plot twist: he beats the odds and sells a used barrel for more than it would cost new.
Plot twist: he beats the odds and sells a used barrel for more than it would cost new.
please send me a link to a sub moa bull barrel for 275. i know you are used to basement living so you have plenty of time. i asked for a knowledgeable response not an idiotic 50 dollar response you gave me. move along now boy
Stag discontinued that barrel. It's equivalent replacement is $239.99 and free shipping.
Good lord, I hope you and your thin skin don't accidentally wander into the bear pit. I know calling anyone that disagrees with you a basement dweller has been the en vogue angry boomer comeback for a couple decades now, but have you guys ever thought about a new angle of attack?
Good lord, I hope you and your thin skin don't accidentally wander into the bear pit. I know calling anyone that disagrees with you a basement dweller has been the en vogue angry boomer comeback for a couple decades now, but have you guys ever thought about a new angle of attack?
One of us is getting offended on the internet. The other is killing a few minutes before bed. I think we all know who the offended party is.
Anyhow, it doesn't appear that Stag has made any barrels, not yours, not the ones they sell now. Who cares? They don't cost that much new, and yours had an undisclosed round count with a claim of sub MOA and no proof. Sorry some guy got hosed/congrats on the sale. I hope you buy a crate of suppositories with the money so you can loosen up a bit.
I'll check back in the morning in case you have something clever to say. Obviously not holding my breath.
Anyhow, it doesn't appear that Stag has made any barrels, not yours, not the ones they sell now. Who cares? They don't cost that much new, and yours had an undisclosed round count with a claim of sub MOA and no proof. Sorry some guy got hosed/congrats on the sale. I hope you buy a crate of suppositories with the money so you can loosen up a bit.
I'll check back in the morning in case you have something clever to say. Obviously not holding my breath.
Im impressed that i get to live in your head over this lol im entertained keep em coming lol
do you hapoen to think guys may have asked the round count when they messaged me. I realize you are a simple minded creature but come on son dont let your ignorance show all of its cards.
What an askhole
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$275 for a used ER Shaw? Awesome if you can get it. I wouldn't pay that considering there's tons of OEM barrels for the same or less money.
Come on man. You make it sound like getting a barrel that will shoot sub MOA with ammo it likes is a rare and expensive thing to obtain.
It seems like you're really offended because you don't like the answers you're getting. Bud, fact is, no one seeks out a Stag barrel, especially not for an accuracy build.
In the Retards defense, I did own one of these in 2008 and it was pretty damn impressive.
It's a very plain rifle, heavier than shit but is was a half-MOA shooter.
I sold it to buy my first JP, and to be truthful I regretted selling it because it was more accurate than the JP. I could have just swapped out the Handguard cut the barrel down to 20" and threaded the barrel.
It's a very plain rifle, heavier than shit but is was a half-MOA shooter.
I sold it to buy my first JP, and to be truthful I regretted selling it because it was more accurate than the JP. I could have just swapped out the Handguard cut the barrel down to 20" and threaded the barrel.
I hear ya man. The first and only AR I've ever bought as a whole rifle was a Bushmaster Predator. It shot very well. Unfortunately, I was too ignorant to even know what I had. Still, my point was that no one considers building a precision rig and thinks ... oh, I need to get me a Stag barrel, or a Bushmaster barrel.
I don't doubt that it shoots well, but shooting well doesn't make it special or worth more than it is.
Now, if the OP was making the claim that the barrel will hold sub MOA for a 30 round group and could back that up, I'd likely be making him an offer.
Oh I wouldn't buy anything from this Askhole, I'm just saying for a $600 rifle back in 2008 it performed quite well.
If someone wanted something similar I'd recommend Rock River or WOA complete Varmint uppers.
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I've got a Rock River 26" bull barrel 308. Tack driver. I also do bench presses with it.
How many bow kills do you have?
What was the caliber of the barrel he's selling? I'd buy it, and build a single shot 5.56 or .308 cal 1885 High Wall with it just to spite him...
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I’m just here for the partayWhat was the caliber of the barrel he's selling? I'd buy it, and build a single shot 5.56 or .308 cal 1885 High Wall with it just to spite him...
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