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CyberM4
07-12-08, 14:51
I'm new to the M4 platform. But not to the M16 I was first issued many moons ago. My choices are the Colt 6920. LMT defender or maybe LWRC. Don't know to much about LWRC. Don't remember where I read about them. I' want the 16" Barrel with 1:7. Plus which stock should I buy and grip to add later. Thanks for your help. Great site. Lots of very good input.

Jay Cunningham
07-12-08, 14:59
https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=7009

https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=7355

rifleshooter
07-12-08, 16:22
I'm new to the M4 platform. But not to the M16 I was first issued many moons ago. My choices are the Colt 6920. LMT defender or maybe LWRC. Don't know to much about LWRC. Don't remember where I read about them. I' want the 16" Barrel with 1:7. Plus which stock should I buy and grip to add later. Thanks for your help. Great site. Lots of very good input.

I sure don't think you can go wrong buying a Lewis Machine&Tool Defender 2000. If you go with the Defender I would get the LM&T SOPMOD it's really tight quality buttstock.

CLHC
07-12-08, 17:05
Greetings and Welcome aboard the M4C!

The links that Thekatar posted above, contain rich sources of information for anyone looking into the AR-15/M4 platform. Lots of reading and learning. . .

Hope you find what you're looking for and Enjoy! :cool:

Carbineoholic
07-12-08, 19:31
Everything depends on what you want the rifle to do.
So what do you want it to do? http://www.pic4ever.com/images/gun.gif

rifleshooter
07-12-08, 19:36
Everything depends on what you want the rifle to do.
So what do you want it to do? http://www.pic4ever.com/images/gun.gif

Ok his choices were " Colt 6920. LMT defender or maybe LWRC. " So just what can one do better then the other?

CyberM4
07-14-08, 14:06
Ok his choices were " Colt 6920. LMT defender or maybe LWRC. " So just what can one do better then the other?

The M4 that I buy will have lots of Range time. Plus be reliable when needed. No hunting except for Libs. Which is now open. Plus be able to change barrels.

spamsammich
07-14-08, 14:18
The M4 that I buy will have lots of Range time. Plus be reliable when needed. No hunting except for Libs. Which is now open. Plus be able to change barrels.

You can change the barrels out on all of them. Only LMT makes a platform that is specifically designed to quickly change out barrels, the MRP. This feature comes at a steep price though. Do you really forsee a need to swap barrels around a lot? If not you might just want to get a couple different length uppers.

CyberM4
07-15-08, 19:59
Thanks for pointing that out. Changing the upper will be better.

CyberM4
07-16-08, 13:35
When buying the 6920 or LM&T defender. Is it wise to buy Match trigger?

Paladin4415
07-16-08, 13:54
When buying the 6920 or LM&T defender. Is it wise to buy Match trigger?

I wouldn't start with one. If you decide you want a match type trigger later you can easily change it.
I have seen a few reports of some QC problems with some of the recent LMT products. You may want to stay with the 6920 right now. A new run of Colt's is just hitting the retail market right now, so they should be easy to find.

98z28
07-16-08, 15:00
Also worth reading:

http://www.tacticalyellowvisor.net/8343/9201.html

http://www.tacticalyellowvisor.net/8343/25301.html

CyberM4
07-17-08, 14:40
Also worth reading:

http://www.tacticalyellowvisor.net/8343/9201.html

http://www.tacticalyellowvisor.net/8343/25301.html

Thanks for the links. Noveske may well be the one I decide to buy.

Jay Cunningham
07-17-08, 14:42
Thanks for the links. Noveske may well be the one I decide to buy.

That would be an extremely wise choice.

CyberM4
07-17-08, 14:47
That would be an extremely wise choice.

Yes. Since Noveske has more to offer for the same money as the Colt or LM&T