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Posted: 9/13/2011 8:17:37 AM EDT
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I just recieved my 02/SOT. Were is the best place to pick up a M16LPK?
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How many do ya want? If you're going to build up a batch, contact your Colt distributor and get wholesale pricing.
If you're just getting one or two sets, Brownells usually stocks them at a decent dealer discount. If you want to pay full retail, Dennis Todd, or SAW LE Sales, always has them in stock. |
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Just need a couple right now. Talked to Brownells & got no were. Is there a part#?
Found this. M16 Thanks for the help! |
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Brownells doesnt sell M16 LPKs. They only sell Full auto parts individually and most of the time they are out of stock on them.
DPMS sells M16 LPKs but most of the time they are out of stock. Bushmaster sells M16 LPKs and they are often in stock. Be prepared to provide them a copy of paperwork before they will ship. If you do choose a COLT dealer, be prepared to pay a large amount of money for Colt parts as compared to Bushmaster. |
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Brownells doesnt sell M16 LPKs. They only sell Full auto parts individually and most of the time they are out of stock on them. DPMS sells M16 LPKs but most of the time they are out of stock. Bushmaster sells M16 LPKs and they are often in stock. Be prepared to provide them a copy of paperwork before they will ship. If you do choose a COLT dealer, be prepared to pay a large amount of money for Colt parts as compared to Bushmaster. And if you buy anything other than Colt, be prepared to end up with an M16 that doesn't run. 
Check out this thread for pix and details on brand-new "milspec" non-Colt FA FCGs that were so far out of spec, the gun wouldn't run: http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_6_23/345365_Cant_get_my_M16_to_run.html |
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Brownells doesnt sell M16 LPKs. They only sell Full auto parts individually and most of the time they are out of stock on them. DPMS sells M16 LPKs but most of the time they are out of stock. Bushmaster sells M16 LPKs and they are often in stock. Be prepared to provide them a copy of paperwork before they will ship. If you do choose a COLT dealer, be prepared to pay a large amount of money for Colt parts as compared to Bushmaster. And if you buy anything other than Colt, be prepared to end up with an M16 that doesn't run.
Check out this thread for pix and details on brand-new "milspec" non-Colt FA FCGs that were so far out of spec, the gun wouldn't run: http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_6_23/345365_Cant_get_my_M16_to_run.html Roger that. Issue is brownells sells each part seperately. Got it now 
Thanks, Ron |
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