Asking for thoughts on older MP15 vs new.

[Uni-Vibe]

For $950 you can get a BCM M4. Offer them $400. If they sell, stash it in a closet until after Pocahontas gets elected. Then sell it for $2K.

[scottcc]

The original M&P line was made by Stag, and they were really well done. Later production moved in-house and kind of went down hill as far as specific materials and QC procedures.

That's something I didn't know.

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[Colt Carson]

The original M&P line was made by Stag, and they were really well done. Later production moved in-house and kind of went down hill as far as specific materials and QC procedures.

About what year did the manufacturing switch occur?

[scottcc]

About what year did the manufacturing switch occur?

Just from reading information on other forums, it was only for the first year or two. 06-08. I'm not sure if it's true or not.

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[Uni-Vibe]

Why when you can get this:

https://sonsoflibertygw.com/m4-patro...ng-trigger-16/

That looks like an amazing deal. If I didn't already have a 6920, I'd fork over $800 right now. So there's another quality rifle at the 6920's price. Cool.

[bassJAM]

The original M&P Sport was known for very good accuracy for what was then a $600 rifle, and I would say for anyone that knows what they are they are slightly more desirable than a "regular" M&P Sport. I still wouldn't pay more than $500 for one on today's market. I don't think the potentially more accurate barrel but no dust cover or FA is worth any more than what a Sport II goes for on the used market.

[opngrnd]

Mine was produced by Stag. Shot very well, but overgassed. I cut the FSB, put an ALG rail on it, and a BRT gas port insert in. Ran great after that, but I upgraded to Sionics.