The Colt® LE6940PD Advanced Law Enforcement Carbine

[sbs123]

The Colt® LE6940 Advanced Law Enforcement Carbine Models.

I checked the manufacturer's website & can't seem to find the LE6940PD model.
Any information in regarding this would be appreciated & I do plan to invest in the LE6920 or LE6940, but if the PD model is the most latest, i'd like to know more about it and the difference.

 

[dfariswheel]

Looks like a moot point, since neither the Colt Firearms or Colt Defense sites list the "PD" version anymore, just the "P" version.

 

[mf-dif]

Probably just the furniture it wears. Buy the cheapest one, shoot it, then make mods that fit your own taste.

 

[Quentin]

I voted for the LE6920 because it's a standard upper and gives you choice on handguards/rails. The monolithic upper has advantages but I'd rather have flexibility.

 

[Auto426]

Judging by the "LAPD Individual Officer Approved" on that advertisement, my guess is that it's a specific model marketed towards the LAPD. The only difference form the normal 6940 I can see is that it comes with a Magpul ACS stock, MOE grip, and what looks like a Troy backup sight.

I myself have a 6940 that I wouldn't get rid off, but the monolithic 7" rail isn't going to be for everyone, especially with the popularly of longer forearms and outstretched arm shooting styles today.