A 100% factory, original owner, never been bubba'd with Colt 6920? If so, you might share the info with Colt for their QA purposes....
A 100% factory, original owner, never been bubba'd with Colt 6920? If so, you might share the info with Colt for their QA purposes....
I am the second owner it was originally a gun that came from slide fire but I'm pretty shure it's still the stock buffer tube.I did put a free float hand guard on but that has nothing to do with that end of the gun. I was shooting reloads also.
LOL those drunken monkeys could screw up a good dream.
On a positive note i'm glad you got it fixed.
I; for one, am devastated. I was so ready to curse the plague that is the 600 dollar AR. It is truly all i live for.
Sometimes a question is just a question. You would not be the first person to get an unstaked receiver extension nut with a Colt. That is why it is important to know what attributes make good ar, and what to look for when buying one.
Pass the popcorn, Hump.
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Liar! It was not a Colt. Colt is the Chuck Norris of AR manufacturers, they would never allow this to happen.
Lol.... I'm a newb and on some other forums I've been on I've seen guys get ripped a new one for buying a cheaper AR. And I'm quite aware some stuff slips through QC. It just kinda freaked me out when the gun jammed and I couldn't break it down due to the buffer piston being pushed into the upper housing. Once I got the round out and the piston pushed back I thought everything was good. Then I pulled back the charging handle and it did the same thing. Took a couple of tries to finally figure out what was goin on haha.
C'mon, everyone knows FBT is the Chuck Norris in that arena. Colt is Jet Li at best.
Ha!
There are some seriously better off the shelf options than Colt in the same price range. BCM comes to mind.
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