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05-14-10, 00:59
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Does a Colt 6520 have M4 feed ramps?
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05-14-10, 01:09
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And if it does not, does it really matter?
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05-14-10, 02:31
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I think all Colt LE Carbines have M4 feed ramps.
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05-14-10, 02:33
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I kno the 6920 does, not so sure on that model
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05-14-10, 02:45
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yes it does
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05-14-10, 03:11
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I have several but all were purchased after 2006 so I am not sure on older models but the ones I own all have m4 feedramps.
I love anything that has to do with a Colt Cutie...they are imho the quintessential k.i.s.s.
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05-14-10, 03:33
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My AR6520 has M4 feed ramps. It also came with the wimpy bolt carrier group (which I swapped for a BCM FA BCG before I ever shot it) and the skinny handguards (that I swapped for M4 handguards). I'm pretty happy with it now.
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05-14-10, 06:16
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I have owned two 6520s, both bought just under 5 years ago. Both of mine had M4 ramps cut in AFTER anodizing but to the correct dimensions and spec. Somewhere I have pictures of them.
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05-14-10, 09:37
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My '94 version has M4 ramps and the most recent one I have seen does as well.
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05-14-10, 09:44
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Thank you gentlemen. Looks like I need a 6520!
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05-14-10, 09:49
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Thank you gentlemen. Looks like I need a 6520!
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Unless you're just looking to be nostalgic for some reason, I'd get this instead.
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05-14-10, 09:51
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Unless you're just looking to be nostalgic for some reason, I'd get this instead.
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Your link takes me to a log-in prompt...
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05-14-10, 10:00
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Try it now. It's the 6720 from Clyde Armory
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05-14-10, 10:03
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The carbine that Colt should have built years ago.
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05-14-10, 10:24
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The carbine that Colt should have built years ago.
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Bingo! that's the carbine I wanted, and made myself, when I bought my 6520s. Of course, being Colt, they are really a day late and a dollar short.
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05-14-10, 10:26
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Ah, thanks!!
Yeah, that IS the carbine I want... I didn't know they had such a model for sale.
Thanks for the heads up!
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05-14-10, 10:37
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Bingo! that's the carbine I wanted, and made myself, when I bought my 6520s. Of course, being Colt, they are really a day late and a dollar short. 
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Thanks, I did not know about that model.
When you say they are a dollar short, what do you mean? Are you thinking it should have been built more like the Daniel Defense DDM4v2 LW?
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05-14-10, 10:42
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Thanks, I did not know about that model.
When you say they are a dollar short, what do you mean? Are you thinking it should have been built more like the Daniel Defense DDM4v2 LW?
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No, not really. I've moved away from rail systems personally for the most part.
I just mean that with so many other companies finally making lightweight barrels, with mid-length gas systems, or barrels that are hammer forged, there are more options, often better options for many people, for less money in many cases.
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05-14-10, 18:45
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AR6520s produced within the last few years have extended ramps. Like Rob notes, they all seem to be cut post-anodizing. This includes US and Canada made carbines.
I'll add another vote for the 6720. I like mine very much.
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05-14-10, 23:56
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I looked at a 6520 today. The feed ramps were shocking. The feed ramps on the upper did not mate with the feed ramps on the barrel extension. There was a big drop off after the feed ramps of the upper as if the upper and the barrel extension had been made by 2 guys on 2 different continents who had never talked to each other.
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