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10/9/2006 3:51:56 PM EDT
  Tried my Colt 6920 out that I bought on Friday. Might become my new favorite. Always shot a 20 inch. This one is nice to handle. Was't hesitant to buy one , but glad I did now.
10/9/2006 4:32:12 PM EDT
[#1]
How about some pics? I just picked one up friday myself, haven't shot it yet. I really like the feel of it, but really need to shoot it to have a honest opinion. I was going to ask you a question. Mine came right out of the box with a lot of brass on the deflector. Did yours come the same way. This is the first Colt I have seen like this right out of the box. I know they test fired them but I would have thought they would have cleaned it off. The grease is extremely heavy on mine. All over the plastic and gun, just everywhere.
10/9/2006 4:35:33 PM EDT
[#2]
Don't you mean 6920?
10/9/2006 4:46:13 PM EDT
[#3]
 My typing mistake. It had some brass marks on deflector , it wiped off.I usually put a piece of plastic tape there. Mine didn't have grease on it , but was real oily. Took 2 clicks to right to center shots.
10/9/2006 4:48:12 PM EDT
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 My typing mistake. It had some brass marks on deflector , it wiped off.I usually put a piece of plastic tape there. Mine didn't have grease on it , but was real oily. Took 2 clicks to right to center shots.

Well I stated that wrong. Mine had lot of oil not really grease.
10/9/2006 4:51:16 PM EDT
[#5]
Nice choice.  My 6920 is the only AR I own but I can't see getting an AR that is nicer.  They shoot great and are very high quality.  Mine was just like yours.  Almost zeroed right out of the box.  Shoot the heck out of it!  They love wolf ammo too.  I get 2.5 MOA with 55gr wolf.  Can't beat that for the price if you're just shooting paper.

CMS
10/9/2006 4:52:00 PM EDT
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It had some brass marks on deflector , it wiped off.I usually put a piece of plastic tape there.


10/9/2006 4:56:58 PM EDT
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 Just to keep it looking good.
10/9/2006 4:58:04 PM EDT
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where'd u get it?
10/9/2006 5:07:26 PM EDT
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 Surplus City in Feasterville , Pa.
10/9/2006 5:53:28 PM EDT
[#10]
Congrats.

Does your 6920 got a 6 position stock, I heard that the new latest batch from the factory will have the 6 position, older models have the 4 position.
10/9/2006 5:56:47 PM EDT
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 Surplus City in Feasterville , Pa.


Good people to do business with!
10/9/2006 5:56:55 PM EDT
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It had some brass marks on deflector , it wiped off.I usually put a piece of plastic tape there.






10/9/2006 5:57:14 PM EDT
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Congrats.

Does your 6920 got a 6 position stock, I heard that the new latest batch from the factory will have the 6 position, older models have the 4 position.



I've never heard of Colt making a 6 position tube.
10/9/2006 6:00:46 PM EDT
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It had some brass marks on deflector , it wiped off.I usually put a piece of plastic tape there.




I second that motion S-1.
10/9/2006 6:01:42 PM EDT
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Congrats.

Does your 6920 got a 6 position stock, I heard that the new latest batch from the factory will have the 6 position, older models have the 4 position.



I've never heard of Colt making a 6 position tube.

It's suppose to be a new 6 position tube for the current new models.

At least Colt is improving their products.
10/9/2006 6:16:13 PM EDT
[#16]
 Nope a 4 postion stock. The 2 20 rnd. mags are 11-05. Not sure when rifle was made. Has a 1/7 barrel.
10/9/2006 6:18:14 PM EDT
[#17]
what, Colt carbines now have 6 pos tudes?
10/9/2006 6:20:46 PM EDT
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IMHO a 6 position stock is not an improvement. Of course, I only use two positions-closed and one click out--on my Colt tube.
10/9/2006 6:23:12 PM EDT
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Mine is a four position.
10/9/2006 6:24:25 PM EDT
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 Just to keep it looking good.


I guess that shows the difference between people who have guns as toys vs people who use weapons as tools.
10/9/2006 6:28:09 PM EDT
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what, Colt carbines now have 6 pos tudes?

Yup, that's what I heard from one of the dealers, it might just be a rumor or it could be true, who knows until we see a pic of it.

The 6 pos tubes should be on the factory shipment this month.

I also just use two positions, closed and the last position but in the winter I use the next shorter position because I'm wearing a thick winter jacket.
10/9/2006 6:28:50 PM EDT
[#22]
how are the uppers marked  c  keyhole  or   D   A
10/9/2006 6:33:46 PM EDT
[#23]
so does the new 6 pos stock look like the new ones from CMT or do they still have the flat sharp edge forward of the lever?
10/9/2006 6:37:46 PM EDT
[#24]

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what, Colt carbines now have 6 pos tudes?

Yup, that's what I heard from one of the dealers, it might just be a rumor or it could be true, who knows until we see a pic of it.

The 6 pos tubes should be on the factory shipment this month.

I also just use two positions, closed and the last position but in the winter I use the next shorter position because I'm wearing a thick winter jacket.



I actually have a 6920 inbound on that shipment, so I guess I'll find out.
10/9/2006 6:40:22 PM EDT
[#25]
h
10/9/2006 6:44:42 PM EDT
[#26]
 Take care of your tools and they take care of you. I also clean them . Apiece of tape isn't a big deal.
10/9/2006 6:55:10 PM EDT
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 Take care of your tools and they take care of you. I also clean them . Apiece of tape isn't a big deal.

Not a big deal at all to me. If you want to keep it in good shape more power to you. If you want to beat the hell out of it that is ok too. To each their own.
10/9/2006 7:13:14 PM EDT
[#28]
Surplus City in Feasterville, is that the one on Bustleton Ave out around the Classic Pistol area? The metal looking shop with no sign outside? (if there's a sign in the window or something I've never noticed it) If it is then I've only been in there once to check it out, it was usually closed when I went by. It seemed to have a good in-stock position for a store it's size and the people were pretty nice too, encouraging me to take it down and have a look at it. If I'm ever in a position to pick up another rifle they will be on my list.
As for the brass deflector, I just let the brass hit it. If cleaning gets some of it off, great, If not, oh well.
10/9/2006 7:21:51 PM EDT
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 Take care of your tools and they take care of you. I also clean them . Apiece of tape isn't a big deal.


I completely agree, but a scratch is cosmetic and does not affect the function of the rifle. A piece of tape on the brass deflector is comical in my eyes, it's there for a reason and if it has casing marks on it then it's doing it's job.

Many people here want everything "Mil-Spec" so that they have a "Go-To" zombie killer of a gun. They have $3,000 in top of the line accessories on their gun so that it's durable when "SHTF". Then in the next thread they make a post bitching that they have a pin scratch on their Aimpoint or that they're sending back the Larue FF Rail that they just bought because of a tiny cosmetic blemish. If they're going to get sand in their mangina over the rifle getting a scratch, they should have just saved themselves some money and buy Airsoft accessories instead of "Mil-Spec".

It's just one of my pet peeves... nothing against you.
10/9/2006 7:34:54 PM EDT
[#30]
  If it was issued to me i wouldn't care as much ,but i put out the cash for it. Have ww2 Garands I also take care of when shooting. No problem.
10/9/2006 7:35:34 PM EDT
[#31]
Need some pics and they are nice
10/10/2006 4:33:51 AM EDT
[#32]

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 Take care of your tools and they take care of you. I also clean them . Apiece of tape isn't a big deal.


I completely agree, but a scratch is cosmetic and does not affect the function of the rifle. A piece of tape on the brass deflector is comical in my eyes, it's there for a reason and if it has casing marks on it then it's doing it's job.

Many people here want everything "Mil-Spec" so that they have a "Go-To" zombie killer of a gun. They have $3,000 in top of the line accessories on their gun so that it's durable when "SHTF". Then in the next thread they make a post bitching that they have a pin scratch on their Aimpoint or that they're sending back the Larue FF Rail that they just bought because of a tiny cosmetic blemish. If they're going to get sand in their mangina over the rifle getting a scratch, they should have just saved themselves some money and buy Airsoft accessories instead of "Mil-Spec".

It's just one of my pet peeves... nothing against you.

Sounds like jealousy to me. So what if someone buys a gun as a toy and not a tool? It's their money, they can do whatever they want with it. If they want to buy a $1.5K carbine, add $3k worth of top of the line accessories for it and then put it in a glass case, that's there business. If somebody buys a part or accessory and they are not happy with it for what ever reason (cosmetic or other), then it is there right as a consumer to contact the dealer\manufacturer to get the item replaced or refunded.

I don’t get what some of your guy’s problems are? I realize that there are some people here who need these things as tools for their job. They do not have the money or interest or both in keeping and not using anything that does serve a useful purpose for them. That’s fine, I can understand that and even respect it. What I don’t get or respect is some of those same people who feel the need to come here and trash other people who don’t prescribe to the same doctrine. Why does it bother some of you guys so much that there are people who buy these things simply because they can and want to?

The people who really crack me up are the guys here who aren’t professionals in any way, shape or form but want to talk, act and train like they are. Those are the real posers IMO but even still, if that’s what they want to do with their time and money, what do I care? What other people do with their stuff has no bearing on my life.
10/10/2006 4:46:13 AM EDT
[#33]

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 Just to keep it looking good.


I guess that shows the difference between people who have guns as toys vs people who use weapons as tools.


So people shouldn't wash their commuters?
10/10/2006 4:46:47 AM EDT
[#34]

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  Tried my Colt 6920 out that I bought on Friday. Might become my new favorite. Always shot a 20 inch. This one is nice to handle. Was't hesitant to buy one , but glad I did now.
how much?
10/10/2006 5:30:53 AM EDT
[#35]

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The people who really crack me up are the guys here who aren’t professionals in any way, shape or form but want to talk, act and train like they are.

Man, that list would be long and distinguished here.........

10/10/2006 5:35:25 AM EDT
[#36]

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 My typing mistake. It had some brass marks on deflector , it wiped off.I usually put a piece of plastic tape there. Mine didn't have grease on it , but was real oily. Took 2 clicks to right to center shots.




????
10/10/2006 6:24:32 AM EDT
[#37]

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The people who really crack me up are the guys here who aren’t professionals in any way, shape or form but want to talk, act and train like they are.

Man, that list would be long and distinguished here.........


Yeah but luckly at least some of those guys followed the king poser over to his new site of which we do not speak.
10/10/2006 8:28:00 AM EDT
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Sounds like jealousy to me.


You're kidding.... right?


Why does it bother some of you guys so much that there are people who buy these things simply because they can and want to?


I never said that people shouldn't be able to buy what they want. I just stated a pet peeve of mine and that is the pansy asses that cry if they get a scratch on their HSLD M4.



The people who really crack me up are the guys here who aren’t professionals in any way, shape or form but want to talk, act and train like they are. Those are the real posers IMO but even still, if that’s what they want to do with their time and money, what do I care? What other people do with their stuff has no bearing on my life.


I highlighted a key word here. If they do that, I would rather have them next to me than 99% of the people on ARFCOM. To me they are not the real posers, they are out there actually USING their gear and weapons for what they were designed to do. The people that you speak of aren't scared to scratch their Larue rail, or get dirt on their Eagle Ciras and are actually learning tactics that would be useful in the real world. Now, the guy with a $5,000 dollar gun w/o a scratch and has a plate carrier, drop holster etc etc just to go to the range is a poser. That would be at least 75% of ARFCOM. Punching paper is NOT training, nor is standing in the mirror looking at yourself in said gear. What tactics does guy with $5,000 rifle know that would help me in a real world situation? I would rather have a guy with a Ruger 10/22 that knows standard TTP's than a guy with a tricked out MK12 SPR that doesn't know shit.

10/10/2006 8:32:05 AM EDT
[#39]

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Yeah but luckly at least some of those guys followed the king poser over to his new site of which we do not speak.




You're on a roll this morning aren't ya. I suggest you go talk to Pat Rogers, Kevin B and a host of other BTDT's about why they don't come around here to often anymore.
10/10/2006 9:05:28 AM EDT
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 Just to keep it looking good.


I guess that shows the difference between people who have guns as toys vs people who use weapons as tools.


So people shouldn't wash their commuters?


Most of the commuters in my area are already clean.
10/10/2006 9:46:26 AM EDT
[#41]

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Sounds like jealousy to me.


You're kidding.... right?

Nope, not one bit. Sounds like you can't stand the fact that there are people who can afford to buy whatever the hell they want to because they feel like it. They have no need to “train”. This is just a hobby for many of us and the AR is just another toy.

If it’s not jealousy then what short coming is it about you that won’t let you leave other people to enjoy this hobby anyway they see fit without you feeling the need to judge them for it?


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Why does it bother some of you guys so much that there are people who buy these things simply because they can and want to?

I never said that people shouldn't be able to buy what they want. I just stated a pet peeve of mine and that is the pansy asses that cry if they get a scratch on their HSLD M4.

I'd say that's BS considering your reply below.


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The people who really crack me up are the guys here who aren’t professionals in any way, shape or form but want to talk, act and train like they are. Those are the real posers IMO but even still, if that’s what they want to do with their time and money, what do I care? What other people do with their stuff has no bearing on my life.


I highlighted a key word here. If they do that, I would rather have them next to me than 99% of the people on ARFCOM. To me they are not the real posers, they are out there actually USING their gear and weapons for what they were designed to do. The people that you speak of aren't scared to scratch their Larue rail, or get dirt on their Eagle Ciras and are actually learning tactics that would be useful in the real world. Now, the guy with a $5,000 dollar gun w/o a scratch and has a plate carrier, drop holster etc etc just to go to the range is a poser. That would be at least 75% of ARFCOM. Punching paper is NOT training, nor is standing in the mirror looking at yourself in said gear. What tactics does guy with $5,000 rifle know that would help me in a real world situation? I would rather have a guy with a Ruger 10/22 that knows standard TTP's than a guy with a tricked out MK12 SPR that doesn't know shit.

What makes you think anybody else cares what you think or who you want standing by your side? Why does a person have to "train" with their AR in order to not be a poser in your book? What's wrong with owning an AR just because it's a fun gun to build, modify and shoot?

Believe it or not, not everybody on this forum has EOTWAWKI or SHTF fantasies. For most of us it’s a hobby, not life or death. I don't own any chest rigs, drop leg holsters, bob's or any other "tactical gear". I just like guns. I guess that doesn't make me cool enough to shoot by you? Then I guess it's a good thing that I couldn't care less what you think. I’ll shoot what, where, when and how I feel like it. If that bothers you I suggest you either find a way to get over it or move on down the line.

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You're on a roll this morning aren't ya.

Well thank you!



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Yeah but luckly at least some of those guys followed the king poser over to his new site of which we do not speak.

I suggest you go talk to Pat Rogers, Kevin B and a host of other BTDT's about why they don't come around here to often anymore.

I see you use the phrase “host of others” a little loosely but either way, don’t be twisting my words around. I never said nor implied that everybody over there was a poser. Sure there are guys there that have been there, done that and\or are still doing that. Same is true here. Sure there are a few people who left here that I was sad to see go but I also know that some of the loudest, never were, never will be’s that never contributed anything of value here, also call that place home now. It’s a trade off I can learn to live with.

Sorry but I’ve never read anything from you memorable enough to recall which group you fit into? If you have been there\done that then I thank you for your service but as far as I’m concerned, that does not give you the right to come here and attempt to belittle people who do not share your background or viewpoints.
10/10/2006 10:01:04 AM EDT
[#42]
Where's the best place to find a LE6920? What should I pay for one?
10/10/2006 10:02:58 AM EDT
[#43]
surplus city is a great place. i got my MT6400C there during the ban for $850
10/10/2006 12:46:23 PM EDT
[#44]

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Where's the best place to find a LE6920? What should I pay for one?

Might try Knesekguns.com
10/10/2006 1:35:32 PM EDT
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Nope, not one bit. Sounds like you can't stand the fact that there are people who can afford to buy whatever the hell they want to because they feel like it. They have no need to “train”. This is just a hobby for many of us and the AR is just another toy.

If it’s not jealousy then what short coming is it about you that won’t let you leave other people to enjoy this hobby anyway they see fit without you feeling the need to judge them for it?

What makes you think that I'm jealous of anyone's firearms? I have what I need, everything from a MK18 to a S&W 686, I have and use for a specific reason. I'm not a collector, weapons are tools to me and I enjoy shooting. I don't care what other people own. So get off your "jealousy" kick.


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The people who really crack me up are the guys here who aren’t professionals in any way, shape or form but want to talk, act and train like they are. Those are the real posers IMO but even still, if that’s what they want to do with their time and money, what do I care? What other people do with their stuff has no bearing on my life.

I highlighted a key word here. If they do that, I would rather have them next to me than 99% of the people on ARFCOM. To me they are not the real posers, they are out there actually USING their gear and weapons for what they were designed to do. The people that you speak of aren't scared to scratch their Larue rail, or get dirt on their Eagle Ciras and are actually learning tactics that would be useful in the real world. Now, the guy with a $5,000 dollar gun w/o a scratch and has a plate carrier, drop holster etc etc just to go to the range is a poser. That would be at least 75% of ARFCOM. Punching paper is NOT training, nor is standing in the mirror looking at yourself in said gear. What tactics does guy with $5,000 rifle know that would help me in a real world situation? I would rather have a guy with a Ruger 10/22 that knows standard TTP's than a guy with a tricked out MK12 SPR that doesn't know shit.

What makes you think anybody else cares what you think or who you want standing by your side? Why does a person have to "train" with their AR in order to not be a poser in your book? What's wrong with owning an AR just because it's a fun gun to build, modify and shoot?


I was replying to your above statement. So, you can make snide comments about people who train with firearms but I can't make a comment about someone who cares about a scratch? Sounds like I hit a soft spot. Stop being a hypocrite.


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I just like guns. I guess that doesn't make me cool enough to shoot by you?


I never said that, but you may learn a few things if you did shoot by me.


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Yeah but luckly at least some of those guys followed the king poser over to his new site of which we do not speak.
I suggest you go talk to Pat Rogers, Kevin B and a host of other BTDT's about why they don't come around here to often anymore.
I see you use the phrase “host of others” a little loosely but either way, don’t be twisting my words around. I never said nor implied that everybody over there was a poser. Sure there are guys there that have been there, done that and\or are still doing that. Same is true here. Sure there are a few people who left here that I was sad to see go but I also know that some of the loudest, never were, never will be’s that never contributed anything of value here, also call that place home now. It’s a trade off I can learn to live with.


I used "host of others" because I wasn't going to ask for every ones credentials to reply to you. I think I know who you're talking about. IIRC, he helped "out" the shills that plagued this place a few months back. He does "train" with his firearms, has a lot of knowledge about the industry and knows a few people that know what they're talking about. He actually brought FACTS do discussions instead of the usual ARFCOM BS that seems to be passed as the truth.


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Sorry but I’ve never read anything from you memorable enough to recall which group you fit into? If you have been there\done that then I thank you for your service but as far as I’m concerned, that does not give you the right to come here and attempt to belittle people who do not share your background or viewpoints.


I wasn't "belittling" anyone. Get over yourself.
10/10/2006 6:40:06 PM EDT
[#46]

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The people who really crack me up are the guys here who aren’t professionals in any way, shape or form but want to talk, act and train like they are.

Man, that list would be long and distinguished here.........


Yeah but luckly at least some of those guys followed the king poser over to his new site of which we do not speak.
Who,What? SPEAK!!
10/11/2006 3:56:40 AM EDT
[#47]

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Get over yourself.

Funny coming from the guy with a superiority complex

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What makes you think that I'm jealous of anyone's firearms? I have what I need, everything from a MK18 to a S&W 686, I have and use for a specific reason. I'm not a collector, weapons are tools to me and I enjoy shooting. I don't care what other people own. So get off your "jealousy" kick.

Talk about hitting a nerve! It’s alright man, I feel bad for you. I can’t imagine not owning even one gun that’s only purpose was to enjoy and have fun with.

I love tools but toys can be even more fun.

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I was replying to your above statement. So, you can make snide comments about people who train with firearms but I can't make a comment about someone who cares about a scratch? Sounds like I hit a soft spot. Stop being a hypocrite.

To clarify, I wasn’t making snide comments about people who train. Training can be fun and educational. Learning to become a better shooter is always a good thing. What I was making snide comments about were people who train like the EOTW is coming or like they’re SF operators and then talk down to other people because they think that their training some how makes them special and people who don’t train are somehow beneath them.  Sound like anybody you know?

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I think I know who you're talking about.

From your description I’d say no you don’t. The person I was referring to is only concerned with protecting his interests, lining his pockets and inflating his ego. This site is much better off without him.

Well I think we’ve both managed to shit on this thread enough already. If you’ve got anything else to say to me, take it off line.
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