What is this?

Gabe · May 30, 2013

Do I need one for my new Stag 3G?
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Matt1911 · May 30, 2013

Its called an "accuwedge" aka worthless piece of elephant dung. No you don't need it.

Gabe · May 30, 2013

Don't sugar coat it Matt! Give it to me straight.

Wall · May 30, 2013

they're not necessary, but they do help tighten up the fit between the upper & lower receivers.
They won't improve your accuracy but I like to run them in my rifles anyway just to eliminate any rattling of the receivers.

Dustin Cantrell · May 30, 2013

I just see them as something to fail and break into chunks and possibly get into the trigger group.

Wall · May 30, 2013

The one that's been in my rifle for a couple years hasn't deteriorated any.

jtischauser · May 30, 2013

As your rifle wears it will get a little sloppy. It can tighten up that wobble? It doesn't help anything but that nuisance.

Burk Cornelius · May 30, 2013

I had one in my 3-gun rifle. I had to trim it down so far to make it fit that it was like a piece of paper. It fell out sometime. I don't know when and I never noticed it after that

Jefpainthorse · Jun 17, 2013

It's a used foam ear plug somebody paid shipping and handling on....

I like an AR that rattles a little bit... And mine rings steel ( and coyotes) well enough with or without the foam plug or a accu wedge

Bob Sanders · Jun 17, 2013

Gabe said:
Do I need one for my new Stag 3G?

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Only if you want to silently injun up on the targets.

Corey · Jun 18, 2013

Jesse Tischauser said:
As your rifle wears it will get a little sloppy. It can tighten up that wobble? It doesn't help anything but that nuisance.

some uppers & lower combinations have more wobble. If there is wobble I like the wedge mainly when I am shooting for accuracy or to sight in. Previous rifle had wobble i was happy with the wedge current rifle fits together tightly no need for wedge.