I have a A2 dilemma, years ago I built up a upper with a FN receiver, only one I had without M4 cuts, and a Colt barrel, then couple of years later I traded for a like new A2 with Colt receiver and FN barrel. Every time I think about it I get the urge to strip em down and swap parts but it really makes no sense because they are both good shooters. Woe is me!!!
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I am excited that the A1 birdcage is available. I did have to put in a notification request, but I do want a few of those.
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I'd suggest these. > https://ar15sport.com/product/a1-bir...der-arpart-70/
I believe the ones Brownells is selling are possibly made by Innovative Industries and those have a black oxide finish instead of phosphate like the ones from AR15Sport.
The ones from AR15Sport are made by L.W. Schneider in IL.
Last edited by 556Cliff; 11-22-23 at 21:00.
Bushmaster is selling out of their older grey A2 stocks, I just ordered one. Will do a side by side with a Colt A2 that I just swapped out. The new Colt AR15A4 rifles do not have the yeee old greyish stock color of yore... Hoping the BM does and is of sufficient quality.
https://www.bushmaster.com/shop/snak...-discontinued/
Was not aware that the newer Colt A4 stocks were not in grey anymore. Last ones I got from Brownells a couple years ago were.
But anyways, that grey/silver color is actually a finish or dry film lube of some sort. It's not actually the color of the polymer that the stock body is made of. I ordered a couple A2 stocks from Fulton that were uncoated and as black as Zytel normally looks. The Fulton A2 stocks were obviously made by the same place that was making the Colt stocks I got around the same time based on the marks left by the molds. The only difference is that the Colt stocks were grey/silver finished.
I noticed that the grey/silver look was a finish on the Colt stocks when the toothbrush I was using to clean them along with warm soapy water was darkening from scrubbing the stock down.
Last edited by 556Cliff; 11-24-23 at 15:29.
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