The gun was marketed as a hunters carbine chambered in 7.62×39 a round more or less identical to the. (Boise) Colt AR15, 9mm-NATO, Carbine, 100 Excellent Condition, Unfired, 16 Barrel, Bird Cage Flash Suppressor, Pre Ban.In 1993 Col introduced a new caliber into its AR15 line up. Its the number one place to go if youre looking to buy firearms and shooting related equipment. River of Guns searches hundreds of forums so you can find the best deals on guns and gear.
The barrel is not really what we think of as “lightweight ” these days and is closer to what many would call heavy. In any event, 850 is a good value for one regardless of the upper receiver it has.The R6830 was a 16 inch barreled carbine. The earlier Sporter IIs had slickside uppers followed by A1 type uppers, C7 type uppers, and, ultimately, A2 uppers. 3,599.99.If it is a Colt AR-15 A2 Sporter II (Model R6500), it is a pre-ban since they were made from around 1982 up to 1989. PRE-BAN COLT AR-15 MODEL SP1.
Colt Ar15 A2 Pre Ban Serial Number In The
Includes Colt Case as shown. Limited use with no appreciable wear. Pre-ban serial number in the SP229 thousand range placing production to probably.COLT AR15 A2 H BAR PRE-BAN IN EXCELLENT CONDITION Description: Vintage Colt AR15 A2 H Bar 'SP prefix' in excellent condition. The upper is a A2 fixed carry handle type.Early Colt Model 6600 Green Label AR15A2 HBAR Sporter in. The barrel does not have a chromed ore on these.
This was a time when a lot of pressure was put on Colt by the feds and gun rights were being pushed back. Up next.The sights are the same as the A2 except the lack the markings found on 556mm guns since they would obviously not match.The gun was made during that weird period before the 94 AWB and after the important ban. If playback doesnt begin shortly, try restarting your device. Credit cards OK with no additional fee.Pre-Ban Colt SP1/Retro AR15 5.56mm. One Colt mag is included as shown.
Since a bayonet can not work on a 16 inch barrel carbine with a carbine length gas system, the lug is pointless anyway except for making leftists twist their panties. This was done in a wasted effort to get the antigun kooks to back off. The only difference is of course the milled off bayonet lug. The carrier is the same as a standard AR15 and most other parts save the barrel etc.The front sight base is standard with all the usual markings for its era. The hider is the A1 style and not the A2 style with the closed bottom.The bolt and barrel are really the only major changes. But it does have a flash hider.
The colt carbine has been nothing but reliable when using the factory mags or the one Cproducts 30 round mag I tried.The mags that came with the gun are nothing more than 30 round mags with a blocker in it that limits it to 5 rounds and a floorplate marking it as a 7.62×39 magazine. Seems when I read this or see some one in a video talking about it, they are holding some frankenparts gun built up by bubba. The hand guards are the slimmer CAR15 type.You will see some people online talk about how the 762×39 ARs don’t work reliably. A 762×39 carbine AR15 with the collapsible stock is not comfortable for the casual user. The solid stock was a good choice I believe as it helps with the recoil and comfort for a gun meant to be sold as a hunting rifle.
Real accuracy with most 7.62×39 loads becomes iffy pat about 200 yards anyway and I feel it was reasonable to not shoot beyond that anyways. I did not have a carrying handle mount available to me for mounting a optic for precision shooting so I was limited by my own eye sight, iron sights and distance. But that can be over come some what with careful ammo selection or hand loading.Groups were shot from bags using iron sights only. It is an AR15 after all just one in a round not exactly known for being a match winner. Though more will cause problems due to the geometry of the commie case and the magazines not playing well together.So how does it shoot? It shoots pretty good. In a pinch you can load about 5 or 6 rounds of x39 into any AR15 magazine and it will work.
There was a 20 inch( R6851) barreled rifle with A4 “flat top “upper. So why buy what would be considered like a premium gun just to shoot commie crap?Now, this model isn’t the only one Colt offered. Add to that 556 ammo was dirt cheap back then and AKs could be had. Not that we don’t still see that today.
That would really be the ultimate AR upper in x39 as far as I am concerned. Recently some Colt 6940 uppers chambered in 7.62×39 have turned up for sell online. One of the flat top models with an ACOG would be one heck of a short range hunting carbine for any game you wanted to hunt and would make a nice choice for defensive use if you are one of the unwashed who still thinks the 5.56mm won’t kill a man. Yes it will ruin any collector value but If you want it bad enough. The two conversion kit uppers came with a rifle scope and mount.If you want one of the Colt 7.62×39 carbines and can’t find the conversion kit upper models and you plan on using it, I would not hesitate to just buy a Colt A4 upper receiver from Brownells and put the barrel on it.
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