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Should I consider the Colt Magpul model? Looks like it is a SP6920MP. Iis it worth the extra price?
If you like the looks of the Magpul MOE handguards, pistol grip, and buttstock, then yeah go for it because it have the new cool "M4 Carbine" markings without the Sporter.
As I said before the only other model with the new M4 Carbine roll marks are the SP6920 California compliant version, the only thing you have to do is to remove the "Bullet Button" magazine release assembly and install a standard AR mag release assembly.
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Also, can you believe that this one store in Las Vegas Quoted me higher than list for a colt SP6920. I see the list price on colts 2011 price chart as 1155. Anytime someone tried charging me list or higher really pisses me off. So I am glad to actually order from FFL dealer.
Price varies a lot here in the Vegas metro area, the lowest price that I could find are just about average, sometimes dealers offers them on sale if they have too many inventory and sometimes at gun shows.
Here's the MSRP of some of the SP6920 models:
SP6920 Carbine with Rogers SuperStoc: $1,155
SP6920CA Carbine California model with Rogers SuperStoc: $1,185
SP6920MP-B Carbine Magpul MOE model (black color): $1,229
The best prices are mostly found online, like the DSG Arms and others slightly under $1K, you just find your local dealer that are willing to transfer the firearms you buy online, the local dealer have to send (usually FAX) their FFL license to the selling online dealer before you buy the firearm.
The other local dealers that I go to are Citadel Gun & Safe and Machine Gun Kelly's Gun Vault, I personally deal with the owner or a manager of the store, they had transferred complete rifles and stripped lower receivers for me in the past and I'm satisfied with their customer service.
Good luck.