USA -(Ammoland.com)- Stag Arms is proud to announce a new partnership with HERA USA to offer their featureless CQR Buttstock.
This all new buttstock will allow for a featureless version of their right and left handed Models 1, 2, 2T, 3 and 3T.
Each model variation will feature a 16” target crowned barrel, that is made of 4140 steel with a 1/9 twist, an ambidextrous safety and the newly designed Hera CQR featureless buttstock.
The Model 1F and 1FL has a M4 thermoplastic handguard with double heat shields, a removable A3 carry handle with integrated sight, and an F-Marked A2 front sight.
The Model 2F and 2FL has a M4 thermoplastic handguard with double heat shields, a Midwest Industries flip up rear sight, and an F-Marked A2 front sight.
The Model 2TF and 2TFL has a Samson Star-C free floating handguard with 4 picatinny rails, a Diamondhead classic aluminum flip up rear sight and an F-Marked A2 front sight. Accessories can be easily installed without affecting the accuracy of the rifle.
The Model 3F and 3FL featureless rifle will offer a Diamondhead VRS drop in modular handguard, and a picatinny railed Gas block.
The Model 3TF and 3TFL featureless rifles will offer a 13.5″ Free float Diamondhead VRS-T handguard and polymer Diamondhead low profile front/rear flip up sights. The Stag Arms 3T series provides the shooter with a rifle that is readily usable with many of today’s shooting styles.
The Hera CQR featureless buttstock will also be featured as a lower half and a stand-alone product on Stag Arms website.
For more information on the Stag Arms Featureless models or to learn more about their vast line of AR15 style rifles, visit their website or Facebook.
About Stag Arms:
Stag Arms was founded in May 2003 with the goal of producing reliable, 100 percent American made Modern Sporting Rifles (MSR). The Company quickly became a market leader and one of the largest MSR manufactures in the United States. Since its early days, Stag has remained at the forefront of innovation, first by offering both left and right-handed MSR platforms, and by designing new models and features based on customer recommendations. All of Stag’s rifles come with an industry leading lifetime transferable warranty and an infinite shot guarantee on the barrel.
For further information please visit their website.
The problem is NOT guns in this country! The problem is a growing cancer of no good citizens. Look at the average urban blacks in this country…enough said.
Wow… That’s a little different. Kind of looks like someone stuck a 2″ x 8″ on it. You should look at the Thordsen FRS-15 stock. I have 2 of them mounted. One on a 5.56 and the other on a 6.8 SPCII, and they’re quite comfortable. I had to make a spacer from a 2″x2″, painted it black and mount it between the butt pad and the stock to get the correct LOP for me but, other than that, they’re great… Just a suggestion.
Holy Cow, guys! You’re all complaining about this design without even giving it much thought. If you’re wondering where to put your thumb and you never figure it out, let me know and I’ll surely tell you where you can stick your thumb (ha! Just rest it in that center indent.) If you’re such a weak shooter that you can’t figure out how to hold this rifle, and you cannot manage to fire this then maybe grown-up guns are not for you. Red Ryder had something more your speed, I’m sure. The CA legislature has signed into law the requurement… Read more »
The plate in the thumb hole is removable with an allen wrench. I’m stuck behind enemy lines in the communist state of NY so I’m very interested in this product. From all the featureless options I have researched this is by far the most practical I have seen yet + it’s looks really cool and doesn’t make me throw up.
First thought … how uncomfortable it would be for my thumb! I figured a company wouldn’t have missed such an obvious flaw so it had to be me that was missing something! Glad to read it isn’t just me!!!
Noting wrong with that stock that a milling machine couldn’t fix (or even one of those rotary saw bits in a drill press).
California; the land of fruits and nuts.
Should we “lop off” our thumbs and have no control of the firearm? “subguy & Thomas Means” comments are absolutely correct!
A solution for a problem that shouldn’t have ever existed
What in hell are you supposed to do with your thumb? Suck it while your legislatards steal your rights, making laws about things they don’t understand?