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Posted: 1/26/2008 9:21:37 PM EDT
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I have post-ban a Colt Sporter Match Target Competition HBAR rifle. It has a sear block installed in the lower receiver. I am interested in building a carbine. I don't have much need or desire for a 20 inch HBAR. What do you think is the better option: 1. Sell the Colt HBAR upper and build a carbine on the Colt lower 2. Selling the complete weapon and buying something like a Mega lower to build on? The sear-block seems to be pinned in with a large diameter pin. Is this a liability? Does it weaken the receiver or have any disadvantages? It appears to be a clean lower with a nice tight fit to the upper - no rattle. |
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sell everything you don't need. then go back with what you want. I had an H-bar with the steel block in it. I believe it hurts resale to a certain degree. I sold mine some years ago and when asked if it had the block, it was a no-sale to that person inquiring. I currently have one of the Match H-bar lowers without the block. R-guns used to sell them stripped. I believed I bought this one for about 225.00 in 2000. I built it up with a del-ton m-4 kit. kinda of a safe queen as I don't shoot it much. |
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