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3/28/2011 11:09:42 AM EDT
I should be getting my paperwork back soon on a Colt 553 and I wanted to have new internals waiting for it when it arrives to replace the old original ones.
I have a aftermarket trigger for it, but would like to get an updated forward assist, and internals.
Anyone know the nest place to buy new Colt M16 parts? Any other suggestions?
3/28/2011 11:23:01 AM EDT
[#1]
Specialized Armament and Brownells both carry Colt M16 FCG parts.

Quoted:
I should be getting my paperwork back soon on a Colt 553 and I wanted to have new internals waiting for it when it arrives to replace the old original ones.
I have a aftermarket trigger for it, but would like to get an updated forward assist, and internals.
Anyone know the nest place to buy new Colt M16 parts? Any other suggestions?


3/28/2011 12:32:20 PM EDT
[#2]
Quoted:
I should be getting my paperwork back soon on a Colt 553 and I wanted to have new internals waiting for it when it arrives to replace the old original ones.
I have a aftermarket trigger for it, but would like to get an updated forward assist, and internals.
Anyone know the nest place to buy new Colt M16 parts? Any other suggestions?


Why would you want an "updated forward assist"? The one that is in your rifle has probably never been used. I have owned my M16 since the early 90's and have NEVER used the forward assist once. I don't know many who ever have.
3/29/2011 6:56:59 AM EDT
[#3]
It's just the older big style. I wasn't thinking right. It's on the upper that I'm replacing anyway. I'm putting the original upper in the safe and going to punish a new Colt M4 upper.
Just wanted to get those old springs replaced.
3/29/2011 7:36:55 AM EDT
[#4]
Quoted:
It's just the older big style. I wasn't thinking right. It's on the upper that I'm replacing anyway. I'm putting the original upper in the safe and going to punish a new Colt M4 upper.
Just wanted to get those old springs replaced.


Gotcha. That makes much more sense.

I agree with you on the springs. Since you do not know their age or round count, I would replace them too. I replace my springs about every 5K rounds.
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