NYH1
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I don't know why. . . . .but I REALLY DO!!
I'm planning on putting together a Colt AR6720 AR15 Lightweight Carbine first one down on left. I say putting together, because living here in New Yorkistan all new "post-ban" AR15's have to be AWB compliant. Just having the AR-15A4 roll marks on a factory AR6720 Lower Receiver is against the AWB. We can't have AR15 of any sort on the rifle/carbine. So I'll more then likely buy a AR6720 Complete Upper Half, have the flash hider removed and/or replaced with a AWB compliant muzzle brake or thread protector and have the bayonet lug removed. Then I'll buy a Colt Complete Lower Half with M-4 roll marks. It sucks that we have to go through all this BS, it is what it is though. I guess if I found a good deal on a Colt MT6400 Carbine I'd have to give it serious consideration. I want a lightweight model but it sure would make things a lot easier. Same with a LE6920, they seem to be one of the more available Colt AR15 Carbines and Complete Upper Half's.
Then I want to get a Colt 1911, Government XSE 45 ACP (01980XSE0) one on main page, then lower center. I really want a nice classic looking blued Colt Government size 1911 45 ACP. The XSE Series seems to have some really nice features. Novak Low Profile Sights, extended ambidextrous safety, beavertail grip safety, 3-hole aluminum trigger, lowered and flared ejection port and front and rear slide serrations.
I have and I am completely happy with and have absolutely no plans of getting rid of my Stag Arms Model 1 AR15 Carbine with the Plus Package, drop-in quad rail, Troy front hand grip, Aimpoint Pro Optic, fixed front and rear sights and A2 buttstock or my Smith & Wesson SW1911 45 ACP. I would not hesitate on recommending either of these two and I will definitely buy products from both companies again.
I've never owed any Colt Products. However, I've shot a lot of their Products. To me they were always as good as any other firearms of the same type. I didn't really think they were better per se, but they always seemed to be at least as good. Plus there's the "mystique" that go's along with the Colt name. Getting one of their AR15's and one of their full size 1911's seems like a good start!
NYH1!
I'm planning on putting together a Colt AR6720 AR15 Lightweight Carbine first one down on left. I say putting together, because living here in New Yorkistan all new "post-ban" AR15's have to be AWB compliant. Just having the AR-15A4 roll marks on a factory AR6720 Lower Receiver is against the AWB. We can't have AR15 of any sort on the rifle/carbine. So I'll more then likely buy a AR6720 Complete Upper Half, have the flash hider removed and/or replaced with a AWB compliant muzzle brake or thread protector and have the bayonet lug removed. Then I'll buy a Colt Complete Lower Half with M-4 roll marks. It sucks that we have to go through all this BS, it is what it is though. I guess if I found a good deal on a Colt MT6400 Carbine I'd have to give it serious consideration. I want a lightweight model but it sure would make things a lot easier. Same with a LE6920, they seem to be one of the more available Colt AR15 Carbines and Complete Upper Half's.
Then I want to get a Colt 1911, Government XSE 45 ACP (01980XSE0) one on main page, then lower center. I really want a nice classic looking blued Colt Government size 1911 45 ACP. The XSE Series seems to have some really nice features. Novak Low Profile Sights, extended ambidextrous safety, beavertail grip safety, 3-hole aluminum trigger, lowered and flared ejection port and front and rear slide serrations.
I have and I am completely happy with and have absolutely no plans of getting rid of my Stag Arms Model 1 AR15 Carbine with the Plus Package, drop-in quad rail, Troy front hand grip, Aimpoint Pro Optic, fixed front and rear sights and A2 buttstock or my Smith & Wesson SW1911 45 ACP. I would not hesitate on recommending either of these two and I will definitely buy products from both companies again.
I've never owed any Colt Products. However, I've shot a lot of their Products. To me they were always as good as any other firearms of the same type. I didn't really think they were better per se, but they always seemed to be at least as good. Plus there's the "mystique" that go's along with the Colt name. Getting one of their AR15's and one of their full size 1911's seems like a good start!
NYH1!