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i bought a few Colt LE6920s prior to the election. They arent worth hardly anything now on the market. I was thinking of having the FSB cut off to retrofit it with a free floating handguard. I'm wondering if this might be premature. What thinks you all?
i bought a few Colt LE6920s prior to the election. They arent worth hardly anything now on the market. I was thinking of having the FSB cut off to retrofit it with a free floating handguard. I'm wondering if this might be premature. What thinks you all?
Because the FSB is uniquely pinned in on every rifle, it should be the strongest gas block. I dunno. Its hard to out the dremel tool down sometimes!
I'd just buy a FF handguard, a low pro GB & tube, pull off the FSB & swap out the barrel nut. Easy peasy & put the stock parts away until 2024.... your sure to sell it (even used) for 3K.....
Jim, don't enable him.
Hey if you got some cookies in the cabinet & ya gotta sweet tooth ya gotta do what ya gotta do.....
Hey if you got some cookies in the cabinet & ya gotta sweet tooth ya gotta do what ya gotta do.....
Let's break this down so mr. Stomper can understand it. Let's say you have two new AR rifles you bought 4 the election, the election didn't go the way you thought it was but you're glad it did go the way it did. So now you're stuck with two guns that you want to shoot. So here we are back at the beginning of the conversation that mister no regerts started...
But I am wondering why Mister no regerts doesn't have a rifle already that he can go out and shoot with or is it just that the cookies in the cabinet are just too tempting. The saga continues.....
Oh, I got lots to shoot with. I've been predator hunting for the last 10 years and am just now contemplating using a semi-auto. I thought of converting an AR into a light west-side calling rifle and use my bolt gun for the east side.
Good lord guys, they didn't even invent it, they had the cash to buy the prints. Is their aluminum and steel so much better? Nope!
Unless you're building a true clone, and even then it's questionable, having the Colt stamp ain't that cool anymore.