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put a deposit on a Colt today ....will delay my AR build
1/22/2012 7:59:57 PM
OK , talked to somebody I know in the area and found out he was selling an 80's Colt MK IV series 80 *COMBAT ELITE*
he purchased it new , fired less than 300 rounds total , storage for years and years .... has a couple very minor spots (rust
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brown box, and all papers
Gun seemed very tight all original condition , what made these a COMBAT ELITE ?
he purchased it new , fired less than 300 rounds total , storage for years and years .... has a couple very minor spots (rust
)
brown box, and all papers
Gun seemed very tight all original condition , what made these a COMBAT ELITE ?
2/29/2012 7:19:07 PM
Black slide, stainless frame, commander hammer. Some had "enhanced" features such as undercut triggerguard and vertical serations cut on the front strap. Sound combat elite?
2/29/2012 7:34:05 PM
Originally Posted By bosshoff:
Black slide, stainless frame, commander hammer. Some had "enhanced" features such as undercut triggerguard and vertical serations cut on the front strap. Sound combat elite?
Black slide, stainless frame, commander hammer. Some had "enhanced" features such as undercut triggerguard and vertical serations cut on the front strap. Sound combat elite?
Essentially everything that makes a XSE model today. Basically, it was step between the Gold Cup, and the M1991 series pistols. I've had mine since the mid 90s, and paired it up with a .22LR Colt Conversion Unit a few years ago.
2/29/2012 8:19:04 PM
Barrel is marked NM on mine.
eta; and it locks up well.
eta; and it locks up well.
