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Originally Posted By MGYSGT8541: You are right. I shouldnt have said the half brain part. I am sorry. Yes I was involved in the rifle length A5. I still don't think the A5 much better then carbine buffer and tube. I also don't find mid length that much better. Not enough to warrant a change. View Quote |
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Originally Posted By Minuteman1636: Originally Posted By buddyhoohaw: From the marketing pics it looks like it'll come with a set of Troy BUIS. Cheers They do. Did you order one yet? I need to do so. Cheers |
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Failure has far too many fathers. -MMB
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Failure has far too many fathers. -MMB
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Originally Posted By gelmir: I'll keep this simple for the knuckle dragger crowd. If Colt lowered the price to $1700 and sold 1000 models in carbine length and 1000 midlength , they'd have sold out on midlegth and sitting on 600 units of carbine...just saying View Quote Well, pricing is already hovering ~$1700 so there's that. And if in theory Colt's started with 1k units of both (carbine / mid gas), and sold 1k units of both then they'd not be sitting on any. |
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Can't never could 'til try came along.
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Can't never could 'til try came along.
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Ok guys, picked it up today. I am going to get some pics tonight. Here are some high points:
"C" marked upper 1 Gen 2 Magpul magazine Mlok QD socket and sling mount NO picatinny accessory rails or rail covers Magpul trigger guard. "Colt" on rail is blacked out No caliber listed on lower, all writing laser etched "H" buffer Troy CAGE code BUIS |
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Originally Posted By TGWLDR: In what capacity were you involved? Design? Testing? View Quote |
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Originally Posted By huey_crew_chief: Ok guys, picked it up today. I am going to get some pics tonight. Here are some high points: "C" marked upper 1 Gen 2 Magpul magazine Mlok QD socket and sling mount NO picatinny accessory or rail covers Magpul trigger guard. "Colt" on rail is blacked out No caliber listed on lower, all writing laser etched "H" buffer Troy CAGE code BUIS View Quote Bastards ! |
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Originally Posted By huey_crew_chief: Hoping AU didn't take them out of the box. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By huey_crew_chief: Originally Posted By DieselII: Bastards ! Hoping AU didn't take them out of the box. I don't think they would do that! Remove accessories? I'll find out when I can finally pick up mine, was dropped shipped from distributer & arrived today. So far, hearing about the lack of accessories in the box (no picatinny attachment or rail covers) has not met my higher expectation for a higher priced marked up Colt carbine. Every picture I've seen included the picatinny and rail covers. Why no accessories? IIRC this happened with some of the U.S. property marked Colt SOCOM M4A1 missing accessories. Also, was expecting the caliber designation engraved on receiver. Though I believe as long as the caliber is marked on the barrel is all that is required for the manufacturer on caliber markings. Hmm. |
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What is it in the plastic package under the manual? I couldn't determine what it is from the picture. M-LOK QD socket? |
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Originally Posted By huey_crew_chief: Ok guys, picked it up today. I am going to get some pics tonight. Here are some high points: "C" marked upper 1 Gen 2 Magpul magazine Mlok QD socket and sling mount NO picatinny accessory rails or rail covers Magpul trigger guard. "Colt" on rail is blacked out No caliber listed on lower, all writing laser etched "H" buffer Troy CAGE code BUIS View Quote Picked up mine today too. I'll add to the above: MPC marked bolt C marked M16 carrier CAGE code marked barrel MP barrel glyph is two distinct characters. Right side bolt release does not lock the bolt back. 6 position buffer tube M4 feed ramps |
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So what do we have for a barrel profile under the handguards?
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skinny till the gas block, A2 after.
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Originally Posted By CYBIN: Picked up mine today too. I'll add to the above: MPC marked bolt C marked M16 carrier CAGE code marked barrel MP barrel glyph is two distinct characters. Right side bolt release does not lock the bolt back. 6 position buffer tube M4 feed ramps View Quote D@mn! Still needs a BAD lever lol. |
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Any markings on the trigger/hammer or inside the pistol grip?
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I regret nothing. The end.
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Colt M5 CM5 Sentry 16" Carbine with ambi lower and M-LOK rail 2022 edition |
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-History will remember Snark as the language of ignorance.
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Apologies for the dumb questions:
Are the trigger and hammer pins longer than normal? What is the purpose of the raised surfaces around the pins? |
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Originally Posted By P229SAS: Apologies for the dumb questions: Are the trigger and hammer pins longer than normal? What is the purpose of the raised surfaces around the pins? View Quote If the CM5 lower is anything like my CM762, yes the trigger, hammer pins are longer & would explain the raised area on the receiver. I do not know the purpose for this but would guess it is designed to reinforce the pin holes? Eta: I may be able to pick up mine today. |
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Originally Posted By TGWLDR: How are the FCG components marked? View Quote I'll punch the pins out some other time after coffee. Though looks to be the typical Schmid Tool semi FCG? Attached File Attached File |
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Colt M5 CM5 Sentry 16" Carbine with ambi lower and M-LOK rail 2022 edition |
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-History will remember Snark as the language of ignorance.
-Fuck CHINA and Fauci for what they've done to this world. -All the fiction novels I once loved I now fear. FJB |
Originally Posted By Bishop3: I'll punch the pins out some other time after coffee. Though looks to be the typical Schmid Tool semi FCG? https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/89656/20220924_043054_jpg-2537140.JPG https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/89656/20220924_043142_jpg-2537141.JPG View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Bishop3: Originally Posted By TGWLDR: How are the FCG components marked? I'll punch the pins out some other time after coffee. Though looks to be the typical Schmid Tool semi FCG? https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/89656/20220924_043054_jpg-2537140.JPG https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/89656/20220924_043142_jpg-2537141.JPG Good deal, thanks. Nice to see the Schmid Tool notched hammers back. |
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I wonder who actually makes the rain and QD stuff. Centurian?
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Originally Posted By huey_crew_chief: I wonder who actually makes the rain and QD stuff. Centurian? View Quote May be Geissele, who knows? The Centurian QD rail on my 6960 upper seems it could be thinner than the CM5 rail. I don't know what I could compare the CM5 with. The rail on my CM7 seems thick. I can get a measurement to confirm. |
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Originally Posted By Bishop3: May be Geissele, who knows? The Centurian QD rail on my 6960 upper seems it could be thinner than the CM5 rail. I don't know what I could compare the CM5 with. The rail on my CM7 seems thick. I can get a measurement to confirm. View Quote Looks like a Magpul QD mount. |
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Originally Posted By tactical_dude: Looking through the few we got in, one has this special place on the upper... I will say these M5s have no slop between the upper and lower. Not used to Colts having tight lockups. . https://i.postimg.cc/j57KhhrG/20220924-204333.jpg View Quote Looks as if "something" was milled off. Much like the "sanitized" contract overruns. |
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Originally Posted By TGWLDR: Looks as if "something" was milled off. Much like the "sanitized" contract overruns. View Quote The uppers are built off the monolithic pattern even though they are two piece. They use the barrel nut and barrel extension of the monolithic guns. They milled off the LMT Pat. Number because it is not longer monolithic. |
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Originally Posted By call_me_ski: The uppers are built off the monolithic pattern even though they are two piece. They use the barrel nut and barrel extension of the monolithic guns. They milled off the LMT Pat. Number because it is not longer monolithic. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By call_me_ski: Originally Posted By TGWLDR: Looks as if "something" was milled off. Much like the "sanitized" contract overruns. The uppers are built off the monolithic pattern even though they are two piece. They use the barrel nut and barrel extension of the monolithic guns. They milled off the LMT Pat. Number because it is not longer monolithic. Gotcha. Didn't even cross my mind. |
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Originally Posted By call_me_ski: The uppers are built off the monolithic pattern even though they are two piece. They use the barrel nut and barrel extension of the monolithic guns. They milled off the LMT Pat. Number because it is not longer monolithic. View Quote This could very well be but I wonder why we have 3 other rifles in this thread that don’t have it? |
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Originally Posted By oxford411: This could very well be but I wonder why we have 3 other rifles in this thread that don’t have it? View Quote Judging by the profile of the transition of the upper receiver to handguards they have started using new forging dies compared to the earlier guns that appeared to be using forgings that match the profile of 694X series guns. The new forging dies probably don’t have the LMT Pat number pressed in. Just a guess tho. |
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Originally Posted By call_me_ski: Judging by the profile of the transition of the upper receiver to handguards they have started using new forging dies compared to the earlier guns that appeared to be using forgings that match the profile of 694X series guns. The new forging dies probably don’t have the LMT Pat number pressed in. Just a guess tho. View Quote I think you’re right on this, there is a difference in transition profile between rifles in this thread. After seeing this, and the C stamps I really do thing that these are NOS uppers that have been sitting around that these first rifles are shipping with. |
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Originally Posted By oxford411: I think you’re right on this, there is a difference in transition profile between rifles in this thread. After seeing this, and the C stamps I really do thing that these are NOS uppers that have been sitting around that these first rifles are shipping with. View Quote I think the opposite. The rifles that shipped appear to have new receivers while the older pictures show a profile that has been used by the forgings for a decade. |
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Originally Posted By tactical_dude: Looking through the few we got in, one has this special place on the upper... I will say these M5s have no slop between the upper and lower. Not used to Colts having tight lockups. https://i.postimg.cc/j57KhhrG/20220924-204333.jpg View Quote Here is some information I came across from trusted source on these: 1. Some of the initial production M5's used monolithic forgings. 2. The patent number was not needed and was milled off. 3. These were distributed in small numbers and should be considered moderately rare. |
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Looks like AU dropped the price on these, $1850 now...
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