Well, if it only accepts a Stribog upper and the Stribog upper is the registered, serialized receiver than it makes perfect sense.
So the upper are the only registered part?
Yup, I have 2 Stribogs (SPa1 Gen 2, and SPa3) plus two Scorpions (4” barrel mini and 7+” barrel), all with braces. Between the 4 of them, I have several of each type on mags, but this lower receiver does look interesting. The serial number on my one Stribog appears in several places: 1) on the bolt viewed through the ejection port, 2) under the ejection port on upper receiver, 3) lower receiver above the pistol grip, and 4), on lower receiver above the trigger. I’m looking at my SPa1 Gen 2, which was a special build making a SPa1 into a SPa1K short version, So I’m not sure if that altered anything concerning what’s considered the true serialized part of the firearm for ATF purposes. My full-size SPa3 isn’t handy at the moment, so I’ll check that later. I’d venture to say that the linked company probably knows what part is considered the ”true” serialization, so it’s probably legit.
Ohhhh nice. A fellow Stribog owner!
Yeah, I heard there were problems with the straight mags, when I bought my two, each came with 3 mags (2 straight, 1 curved), all my straight mags have the metal reinforced feed lips which supposedly fixed the problem. I’ve had no issues, but bought a bunch of curved mags at different capacities since they are reasonably priced. In fact, I’m on the GrandPower newsletter, and the ran a deal buy 1 (or perhaps it was 2), And get a free mag along with it.
Not really.
Yea, I picked them up from my local GS, but I also live a couple hours south of Global Ordnance so they got stock pretty regularly and run sales.
Thanks for that info Bragah, and it sure does sound like you got a sweet set up on your Stibogs.
