WTS Colt AR15 sporter HBAR

[Jdimon]

Up for sale;
Colt Ar15 hbar sporter .223 rifle
A1 upper with A2 birdcage muzzle.
Nice rifle, few light scratches.
Located in South West Las Vegas
Asking price $900

 

[soundguy1]

Your Colt has the A2 upper.

Does it have the AR15/M16 bolt block on the lower receiver?

 

[Jdimon]

My apologies for the error, not the wisest to gun specs and was told by an interest buyer it was an A1. I posted a picture of the bolt, I hope that helps answer your question.

 

[soundguy1]

My apologies for the error, not the wisest to gun specs and was told by an interest buyer it was an A1. I posted a picture of the bolt, I hope that helps answer your question.

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Is the buffer end of the bolt a C shape or a full circle? It looks like you have a post ban Colt lower with the AR15/M16 bolt block. Behind the hammer is there a rectangle that says "Colt"?

A1 lowers don't have an elevation adjust on the rear sight.

 

[Jdimon]

Looks to be a c shape if I'm not mistaken, and it does say colt behind the hammer. Pictures attached.

 

[soundguy1]

Hopefully the new pics/info will help get your rifle sold. The lower has the AR15/M16 BCG block.

These are very good rifles but most people don't like those blocked lowers since you can only use the "C" bolt with them. And most people like adjustable stocks.

You can use that upper with an AR15/M16 BCG with any non-blocked Mil-Spec lower.

Without machining you can only use that lower with the open "C" bolt. If you decide to part it out make sure you sell the lower WITH the BCG. Normally with AR's you sell the upper with the BCG and the charging handle but in this case this style BCG has to be used with the "blocked" lower your rifle has.

 

[Jdimon]

Thank you for the information, and informing me of what exactly I've got here. I have no plans to part it out.

 

[ronwethington]

What hold that block in the lower? Why is it there?

 

[Jdimon]

From my understanding, it would need to be machined out, still for sale!

 

[Janizary]

Why is it there?

To prevent the installation of an auto sear