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[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Colt LE 6940................ (Page 1 of 3)
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It is coming out, and one has my name on it. Mid-dec. |
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OK, Sixgun, Jr....you get on your Poppa for letting the cat out of the bag, and then you go and advertise it here! I'm going to tell on you! lol
Seriously, it sounds mighty sweet....I will be looking locally for one, for sure. You and Sixgun find an extra one, you be sure to PM me...right? |
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Yeah it's VERY HUSH HUSH, all could find on the COLT LE6940, was it was the the AR of choice for dip-shit air-softer's that live with mama and papa.. Sounds like somebody's jealous, and are just resorting to juvenile name calling to assuage their hurt self image. You know nothing about Sixgun, Jr and are jumping to conclusions (e.g., air-softer, live with mama and papa). BTW, didn't your mama ever teach you that if you don't have something constructive to say, then say nothing? Your comments do nothing for the commeraderie of this forum, nor do they contribute anything positive to this thread. That's too bad...with an attitude like yours, I'm sure you could have used the friendship offered by the forum members. |
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It is coming out, and one has my name on it. Mid-dec. It's too bad that you won't be able to keep it since it's going to come with a full-auto bcg. |
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It is coming out, and one has my name on it. Mid-dec. It's too bad that you won't be able to keep it since it's going to come with a full-auto bcg. What does a full auto BCG have to do with anything? |
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It is coming out, and one has my name on it. Mid-dec. FABCG. You mean just like the 6920? It's too bad that you won't be able to keep it since it's going to come with a full-auto bcg. What does a full auto BCG have to do with anything? |
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It is coming out, and one has my name on it. Mid-dec. It's too bad that you won't be able to keep it since it's going to come with a full-auto bcg. M16 BCGs are perfectly legal to own and use.
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I am a family man w/ 2 kids, single family income.Stay at home wify. I live 2000 miles away from my dad. I pay my mortgage every month and feed my family, what every it takes. Their are many illegals dependig me. |
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You can try to get one but you won't. LE ONLY,and connected] That your way sticking your nose in the air? I've noticed that's pretty common amongst the colt cult I have noticed it is common for you to make cute remarks at anyone who likes colt |
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It is coming out, and one has my name on it. Mid-dec. Nothing. I have a full auto carrier in my AR's. I was referencing these comments: It's too bad that you won't be able to keep it since it's going to come with a full-auto bcg. What does a full auto BCG have to do with anything? Nothing. I was being sarcastic. http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=3&f=118&t=406608 Quoted:
The law reads. any nfa gun part in a non-nfa gun is illegal. GET caught, go to jail. Quoted:
I'm not going to try it. |
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I spent a few days at the Colt Defense factory in Hartford a few months ago and no one mentioned anything about any new product availability.
That does not mean that it will not happen, I just find it odd. Normally new products are brought out to get finger F'ed when you spend a few days training at a manufacturers facility. |
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It is coming out, and one has my name on it. Mid-dec. Nothing. I have a full auto carrier in my AR's. I was referencing these comments: It's too bad that you won't be able to keep it since it's going to come with a full-auto bcg. What does a full auto BCG have to do with anything? Nothing. I was being sarcastic. http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=3&f=118&t=406608 Quoted:
The law reads. any nfa gun part in a non-nfa gun is illegal. GET caught, go to jail. Quoted:
I'm not going to try it. ZING!!!!!!!
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Found this somewhere but lost the link.
Part of a letter to a Colt lawyer from FTB about using M16 bcgs in AR15s. All Colt guns ship with FA carriers. ******** In order to avoid violations of the NFA, M16 hammers, triggers, disconnectors, selectors and bolt carriers must not be used in assembly of AR-15 type semiautomatic rifles, unless the M16 parts have been modified to AR-15 Model SP1 configuration. Any AR-15 type rifles which have been assembled with M16 internal components should have those parts removed and replaced with AR-15 Model SP1 type parts which are available commercially. The M16 components also may be modified to AR-15 Model SP1 configuration. Accordingly, based on previous FTB recommendations not to install this bolt carrier and the conclusions presented in the passage cited above, our Branch cannot specifically authorize you to install an M16 bolt carrier into an AR15 rifle. Also, we cannot definitively tell you that installing an M16 bolt carrier in an AR 15 will make that firearm fire automatically. We can only inform you that if this installation were to create a firearm that fires automatically, it would be a machinegun as defined; conversely, if it did not result in the production of a weapon that shoots automatically, it would be lawful to posses and make. We thank you for your inquiry and trust the foregoing has been responsive. Sincerely yours, Sterling Nixon Chief, Firearms Technology Branch |
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just had a brief conversation with te head of LE sales at colt defense. I asked him about the 6940 and if it was coming out etc. He spoke for just a second but took my name and phone number and said he would call me back. I told him I was calling and asking for the general info of AR15.com. SO when he calls back I will let you all know what he said |
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just had a brief conversation with te head of LE sales at colt defense. I asked him about the 6940 and if it was coming out etc. He spoke for just a second but took my name and phone number and said he would call me back. I told him I was calling and asking for the general info of AR15.com. SO when he calls back I will let you all know what he said Colt's customer service(in my personal experience) is usually pretty good and swift(regardless of what all the haters say), It will be very interesting to hear what he has to say about the 6940.......I'd love to add one to my Pony collection..Scary thing lately though are the stratospheric price$ theyare going for. |
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the 1st person I talked to said she heard something about them and talked like they are not going to be any kind of limited run LE only or anything. but we will see |
| Folks, the LE6940 is essentially a LE6920 with a full length integrated rail system and flip-up rear sights. We have them on order with the factoy and have been told to expect a January 2009 delivery. We hope to have pricing info in the not too distant future. Please keep an eye on our website for updates http://www.Code4LEsales.com - Mike Thompson, CODE 4, LLC |
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Caliber: .223 Remington (5.56mm) Upper Receiver: Full length rail system Magazine: 2-20 round LE mags Length-stock retracted: 30" Length-stock extended: 35" Barrel: 16" Twist: 1 in 7 RH Finish: Black Anodized / Manganese phosphate Rear Sight: Flip-up Item Number: Colt LE6940 |
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Linked for the greater good. Gunbroker LE6940 Auction Link Looks like it doesn't have the reported laser/VFG, or at least it's not pictured or mentioned in the ad, but it does have the QD sling mounts in the front of the rail, rather than the studs that were present on the 1020 prototypes. My dealer called me today to let me know that he'd just put a bunch on order, he called it the "Colt MRP," and he said he expects to get them shortly after SHOT. Call it blasphemy if you will, but I want to know how the barrel is attached, and how I can change it. I think that monolithic upper's a prime candidate for a 14.5" M4A1 HB barrel, I prefer the fixed FSB for my rifles. I've got just the one, too.
~Augee ETA: Love the fear-mongering from the seller. True or not, he's definitely trying to play it to his advantage.
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Linked for the greater good. Gunbroker LE6940 Auction Link Looks like it doesn't have the reported laser/VFG, or at least it's not pictured or mentioned in the ad, but it does have the QD sling mounts in the front of the rail, rather than the studs that were present on the 1020 prototypes. My dealer called me today to let me know that he'd just put a bunch on order, he called it the "Colt MRP," and he said he expects to get them shortly after SHOT. Call it blasphemy if you will, but I want to know how the barrel is attached, and how I can change it. I think that monolithic upper's a prime candidate for a 14.5" M4A1 HB barrel, I prefer the fixed FSB for my rifles. I've got just the one, too.
~Augee ETA: Love the fear-mongering from the seller. True or not, he's definitely trying to play it to his advantage.
Let's make him redistribute the profits before we send him to re-education camp, Komrade. |
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Let's make him redistribute the profits before we send him to re-education camp, Komrade.
Didn't say he wasn't well within his rights, either. Free market economy is what it is, doesn't mean I have to approve of his sales tactics. I think it's a matter of decency and morality that you shouldn't consciously prey on people's fears and vulnerabilities to gain an advantage or profit. Of course, I've never had to make a living in sales, and probably never could, so maybe I lack perspective to judge. Nevertheless, disapproving of fear-mongering dealers does not equal Communism, Komrade. See you at camp.
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What is gas impingment mean?
I have 11 of these on order with Larry Knesek of Knesek Guns Inc. in Van Buren, AR. He is one of the biggest Colt dealers in the US. I hope he scores a bunch. I was first on his waiting list a couple of months ago. Hell, he hadn't even heard of them and probably thought I was stoned! AC |
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What is gas impingment mean? I have 11 of these on order with Larry Knesek of Knesek Guns Inc. in Van Buren, AR. He is one of the biggest Colt dealers in the US. I hope he scores a bunch. I was first on his waiting list a couple of months ago. Hell, he hadn't even heard of them and probably thought I was stoned! AC Direct gas impingement is the same gas system that's been used in the AR system since its inception, i.e. it uses a gas tube which directs gas back into the BCG to cycle the weapon instead of using a gas piston system. I prefer it to the added complexity of a piston system, but then again, I know how to maintain my rifles.
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[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Colt LE 6940................ (Page 1 of 3)
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I think that monolithic upper's a prime candidate for a 14.5" M4A1 HB barrel, I prefer the fixed FSB for my rifles. I've got just the one, too.