Mine has the 4 position. I got curious after you guys just said that.
Mine has the 4 position. I got curious after you guys just said that.
Hunter of Gunmen 8541
4 slots.
Hunter of Gunmen 8541
I heard back from the GB Deals people...the Colt rifles are gone. They would not elaborate on what gone means...and yes, I did ask. They are trying to get sme more rifles...not sure if they are going to be the same configurations. I asked to be notified of any new deals.
The other company selling these...gundeals has 36 units left over of the Magpul edition. I am not a magpul fan, so these are not for me.
Those LE6920 SOCOM rifles are done too...at least for now.
"As a society, we rediscover that the value of a right is not in what it hides, but in what it protects."
Old Pawn Stars rule, largely accurate: stuff available in enough quantity/price to be bought as a collectable rarely appreciate to collectable status.
You got a good deal. Unique marking. Odd config. Go enjoy it!
To the Colt collector who has to have one of every variant, maybe a few will sell. But it's still a 6920, and worse, an overrun.
M4A1 markings might be worth talking about.
A rifle here and there is not really a collection...but if you have 15-20 and they are unique, thats a different story. Too many to go around to really make them that collectible. SHTF...they have a lot more value.
"As a society, we rediscover that the value of a right is not in what it hides, but in what it protects."
They were not made as collectibles. They were actually made for the Mexican military/police. No doubt it will be worth more than the same rifle without the Mexican markings. How much more is anyone's guess. My guess is not as much as the LEO only markings. In a few years I can see them going for $100 or $200 more than the same rifle without the markings.
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