Colt LE6920 To Keep Stock Or To Modify?!?!?!

[d90king]

I haven't seen many Colt 6920's posted so I thought I would throw a couple pics up as it sits now. I am contemplating some upgrades but part of me says just leave it alone...... I have a LMT CQB MRP coming in in the next few weeks and it comes pretty much perfect from Lewis with no need for any upgrades.

Thoughts???

[PAallterrain]

The 6920 is a good investment for the future. Personally, i think they are a better kiss rifle. As far as stuff like a FF handguard, piston system, ect, ect. I think you are better off building a rifle if that is what you are after, your paying for a colt because its a colt. If that makes any sense.

I am waiting on my dealer to get some more in stock, and i will be picking one of them up as well.

[d90king]

Originally Posted by PAallterrain

The 6920 is a good investment for the future. Personally, i think they are a better kiss rifle. As far as stuff like a FF handguard, piston system, ect, ect. I think you are better off building a rifle if that is what you are after, your paying for a colt because its a colt. If that makes any sense.

I am waiting on my dealer to get some more in stock, and i will be picking one of them up as well.

I am leaning that way (keeping it stock). It really is perfect the way it is.

They are a great rifle without a doubt and being a Colt guy its kinda nice having a pony on something other than a 1911.

[RONNIE77]

What kind of modifications are you talking about?

If you mean putting a rail system with some accessories and changing the stock, then that stuff is not permanent..
You could always go back to its original look.

But if you already have a LMT MRP coming, then you can just accessorize that.
And you can leave the Colt alone.

I personally would leave it alone, but that is because I have three other AR's that I built and decked out with all the good stuff.

[d90king]

Originally Posted by RONNIE77

What kind of modifications are you talking about?

If you mean putting a rail system with some accessories and changing the stock, then that stuff is not permanent..
You could always go back to its original look.

But if you already have a LMT MRP coming, then you can just accessorize that.
And you can leave the Colt alone.

I personally would leave it alone, but that is because I have three other AR's that I built and decked out with all the good stuff.

A rail and stock were all I was really considering, you are correct that its no biggie to swap back if need be.

The MRP comes pretty much setup perfect so I am leaning towards just leaving the Colt as is.

I am dying waiting on this..... I am only a few weeks away

[RONNIE77]

Yeah, those are very sweet.

I have an LMT MRP upper myself, but mine has a 12" barrel chambered in 6.8.
Just waiting on a few more parts, and then I can put her together..

LMT makes a fine instrument...
You will be pleased with it.

[d90king]

Originally Posted by RONNIE77

Yeah, those are very sweet.

I have an LMT MRP upper myself, but mine has a 12" barrel chambered in 6.8.
Just waiting on a few more parts, and then I can put her together..

LMT makes a fine instrument...
You will be pleased with it.

You dog, I am leary to go the SBR route. That sounds like that is going to be a awesome rifle. I do know were a couple complete LMT lowers are coming in are if you need one let me know.

I am going to order a 6.8 18" barrel for the MRP after the rifle arrives. I am next on the list so it should be soon I hope. I am also grabbing another LMT lower.

[d90king]

I am really looking forward to shooting my Colt side by side to the CZ VZ 58 I just got. It (the VZ) is supposed to be very accurate for a 7.62x39. Heres a couple pics of it.

[ar15jules]

...do as you please, but just keep all the stock parts.
Jules

[RONNIE77]

Originally Posted by d90king

I am really looking forward to shooting my Colt side by side to the CZ VZ 58 I just got. It (the VZ) is supposed to be very accurate for a 7.62x39. Heres a couple pics of it.

That is a nice looking CZ.....And Tom Clancy Collection.
I never fired one myself, but I heard good things about them.
Let us know how it shoots..
Thanks for the pics too.