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Posted: 3/1/2011 1:06:55 PM EDT
| ...I recently bought a Colt Match Target MT6601(20" bbl, 1/7 twist, no flash hider). I decided that I wanted to shoot an "as issued" rifle instead, so I bought a govt profile 20" 1/7 twist crome linded barrel and installed it today. Is this as close to an "as issued" A2 rifle as I can get? |
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...I recently bought a Colt Match Target MT6601(20" bbl, 1/7 twist, no flash hider). I decided that I wanted to shoot an "as issued" rifle instead, so I bought a govt profile 20" 1/7 twist crome linded barrel and installed it today. Is this as close to an "as issued" A2 rifle as I can get? Hammer and trigger pins appear to be 1/8" and I have no idea what a sear block is. The rifle is a 2008 MT6601. Has 1/4" receiver pins. Can't do anything about the "Match Target" roll mark, just trying to get as close as possible. |
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...I recently bought a Colt Match Target MT6601(20" bbl, 1/7 twist, no flash hider). I decided that I wanted to shoot an "as issued" rifle instead, so I bought a govt profile 20" 1/7 twist crome linded barrel and installed it today. Is this as close to an "as issued" A2 rifle as I can get? Hammer and trigger pins appear to be 1/8" and I have no idea what a sear block is. The rifle is a 2008 MT6601. Has 1/4" receiver pins. Can't do anything about the "Match Target" roll mark, just trying to get as close as possible. Your pins are normal, and I believe that by the time yours was made, Colt no longer installed sear blocks (someone correct me if I'm wrong). BTW, a sear block is a machined piece of metal that sits just aft of the FCG in the lower receiver (picture below). Looks like you're good to go! 
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