Colt LE6920 for $999.99

[williamsburg]

For a few bucks more one could get the 6920 with the Magpul dressing on it.

DSG Arms for $1,040.00
DSG Arms - Defense Solutions Group, inc.. Colt Model LE6920MP Law Enforcement Carbine with Magpul MOE Furniture

 

[billt]

For a few bucks more one could get the 6920 with the Magpul dressing on it.

I could never warm up to those Magpul MOE handguards. To me they look like the plastic case my wife's electric kitchen knife came in.

 

[indyblue]

What I got for my $1K minus the Scope & bi-pod. Total cost so far $1500. Plus a typical 100yd grouping for me after 7 trips to the range.
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[SpaldingPM]

Understood. But in all honesty today, I consider triggers to be a total crapshoot on any weapon. I have $220.00 Marlin .22's that have excellent triggers. I also have 2, $1,000.00+ Browning Hi-Power's that have horrible triggers. Hard pull, coupled with a lot of gritty creep. That is not something a shooter should have to tolerate on a 4 digit weapon that otherwise oozes beauty, quality, and craftsmanship. But unfortunately it seems to be the norm. In AR-15 rifles my Bushmasters have the best triggers, and my one Colt, (6940), has about the worst. Considering cost, that should not be the case, but it in fact is. Triggers in today's mass produced firearms are like Forrest Gump's box of chocolates. You never know what you're going to get.

This is a very true quote.
The first mod I do to all my carry handguns are springs and a nice polish. With my frequent shooter AR's, I put a nice 2 stage trigger in them. Factory triggers BLOW.

 

[billt]

What I got for my $1K minus the Scope & bi-pod. Total cost so far $1500. Plus a typical 100yd grouping for me after 7 trips to the range.
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Perhaps it's the photo, but your Delta Ring looks cocked.

 

[jamil]

Perhaps it's the photo, but your Delta Ring looks cocked.

I think it's just the shadow. It looks straight when I zoom in.

 

[billt]

One other factor I would bring up with the lower cost 6920 Colt models today, is they seem to be cheaper since they took off the LEO and military use only, roll markings. I know that shouldn't and probably doesn't mean anything from a quality standpoint, but people seem to be willing to pay more for the older models that have them. Especially if you can locate one that is new in the box with all of the paperwork and accessories.

 

[billt]

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