Colt M4 Commando Lowers Back In Stock (Page 6 of 6)
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Originally Posted By Muricha: 2 day turnaround on the stamp. Hope to pick it up this evening. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/467962/IMG_1344_jpeg-3455216.JPGhttps://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/467962/IMG_1343_jpeg-3455218.JPG My last SBR was also approved in two days. Picked it up yesterday. |
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Dug through my AR LEGGO drawer and stuck some pieces on the commando with a 6943 upper. She’s a barky lil bitch without the suppressor. Attached File Little bit gassy but I’m not using a flow through. Attached File I need a better .556 can  Edit- fixed the gas situation with the Griffin BCG dwell time system. Approached it from a different angle to manage the gas as opposed to just suppressing it. And Uncle Sam doesn’t get yet another $200 stamp. |
-$T has changed the zeitgeist!
-History will remember Snark as the language of ignorance.
-History will remember Snark as the language of ignorance.
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Originally Posted By ThatGuy01: I haven't seen a factory Colt 733 with a bayonet lug. The 5x 733 parts kits I've had over the years all lacked the bayonet lug and had a pencil barrel. I didn't see the difference in barrel profile on the PSA kit - in that case I'd go with the Brownell's kit and shave off the FSB. Here's an original Colt factory 733 parts kit I had a few years ago when Botach was selling them (with a few department-specific changes - the pistol grip, end plate, and selector): https://imgur.com/oovdvKk.jpg No bayonet lug might have been the most common configuration, but these exist in Colt's own literature with a mix of upper types and with bayonet lugs. Besides Colt was known for having transitional or inconsistent features for models. Believe a few prior service members in the forum indicated they even had access to 733's with A2 uppers.    |
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AIM has used uppers in stock. May be a good fit for these lowers. type Status report message description Access to the specified resource has been forbidden. Apache Tomcat/7.0.68 (Ubuntu) |