Stag Arms 8T

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posted on January 16, 2013
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Stag Arms has spent just shy of a decade producing some of the most popular ARs on the market, and for 2013 the company is introducing its new Model 8T and 8TL.

The 8T and 8TL tactical piston carbines feature the Diamondhead VRS-T free floating modular handguard, which allows for flexibility when it comes to customization. The rifles come standard with a matched set of flip sights that feature the new diamond aperture. The rifle's handguard is designed to emulate the classic feel of the triangular early AR-15 handguard.

The Model 8T will ship with an MSRP of $1,245, while the 8TL will be available at $1,275.

For more information, check out the video below:

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