Posted by Jason Brumett
The 5.56x45 NATO Colt LE6940PP Carbine is a direct gas powered semi-automatic rifle with a 16.1" heavy chrome lined barrel, flip up front and rear sights, 1-7" 6 groove twist, a matte black finish, and a collapsable stock. Length Collapsed 32", length extended 35.5". The gun weights just 6.9lbs so is fairly light.
What Colt has to say about this gun...
Throughout the world today, Colt’s reliability, performance, and accuracy provide our Armed Forces the confidence required to accomplish any mission. Colt’s new LE6920MP-B shares many features of its combat proven brother, the Colt M4. The heart of this new carbine is its 16.1†chrome lined barrel. With a 1 in 7†twist, ammunition selection is virtually unlimited. Colt teamed up with Magpul Industries to outfit this carbine with the most highly sought after accessories. Magpul MOE handguards, MOE carbine stock, MOE pistol grip, MOE vertical grip and a Magpul Back-up Sight all come as standard equipment on this exceptional carbine.
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