FS Colt PreBan AR-15 Heavy Barrel
 

Colt AR15 preban model R6700 competition h-bar flat top in its' original box. Box and plastic bag are matching serial numbered to this fine rifle. Has 20"long-1 in 7 twist heavey match barrel. Includes (7) 30 round aftermarket box magazines, (2) Colt (20) Original box magazines, harris bipod (not shown but included). If interested email to Thor340@aol.com for better pics. $1500 firm Will go on gunbroker Sat/Sunday if not sold. Used by in New Condition.
ColtAR15 Right Side
ColtAR15 Left Side

green or blue label?

if green label mark it sold and email me at gcrookston@aol.com

Blue label I guess, the end of the box label is blue. See it at Gunbroker AR15 Auction

I've been looking for a moderately priced green label... the difference between a green label boxed ar and blue label boxed ar is the lack of a block in the receiver well

I've always been a little confused about that, is there a difference between and green/blue label and the term "pre ban"? I always thought that the PB term meant there was no block. Or does that mean there are two PB types? I have a Colt Govt series SP2 made in May of 90. (checked sn with Colt) Is it a green/blue/label preban?

thanks

rk

both green label and blue label guns are/can be pre-ban, in that they have the ugly gun requirements, i.e. pistol grip, high cap mag And the dreaded bayonet lug and flash suppressor. post ban guns did away with the lug and flash suppressor (the law read that it had to have 'any 3' of the above). a green label gun is pre 1987 and is actually very close to an m-16 most 6600 model series and some 6700 model series ARs were green label. the blue labels have a sear block in the lower receiver that prevents the M16 sear and selector switch from being installed, whereas the green labels have no such block and the class 3 parts are drop in ready. blue labels are post 1987. the ban went into effect in 1993 and will sunset this year if we can keep the liberals out of it. Chances are your SP2 is a blue label and contains the sear block. auto sears were readily available in the 1980s but I haven't seen one in years. Used to be you could purchase them at most gun shows "unregistered" for about $100.00 -- not that I know anyone that had or has them now.

Thanks. Mine seems to be a combination of the two, it does not have the block or the bayonet lug but does have the flash suppressor. Just got back from the woods, ran 100 rounds thru it but only 25 throught a Eddystone. Wonder why?

rk

Relisted today as AR-15 RElist on Gunbroker

Very nice piece Thor..!!!! :)

Thanks for the bid John! I know who you are! I still have a "care package" to send you too!