First Look: Stag Arms 3 Gun Competition Rifle

Joseph von Benedikt - August 29, 2011

Could the new Stag Arms 3 gun competition rifle be highly competitive and at the same time the most versatile production AR available? Watch the exclusive video below for a sneak peak, and pick the up December issue of Shooting Times for a full, in-depth review (on newsstands early November).

Here are the vital stats of the Model 3G rifle:

18-inch stainless, fluted heavy barrel

1:8 twist

Rifle-length gas system

Stag 3Gun Super Comp

Sampson 15-inch Evolution handguard

Geissele S3G trigger

Magpul ACS stock, MOE grip

Dueck Defense rapid transition sights

Price: $1,400 bare, $1,600 with Dueck Sights

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