Any chance for an SBR version that is free-floated with the CMR? Maybe 11" CMR and 12" bbl, or 10" CMR and 11.5" bbl? Pretty please? The world needs a free-floated 6933 without the FSB.Originally Posted by Wayne Dobbs
Any chance for an SBR version that is free-floated with the CMR? Maybe 11" CMR and 12" bbl, or 10" CMR and 11.5" bbl? Pretty please? The world needs a free-floated 6933 without the FSB.
Wouldn't the 6920 OEM2 be a carbine version of this, less rail? Or did I misunderstand you and you were talking about a shorter rail length?
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6920 OEM2 still has the 6920 barrel profile; this is described as a 'lightweight' barrel - I imagine more akin to the 6720 profile.
I think an 6720 OEM2 would rock.
Last edited by JSGlock34; 10-18-2016 at 07:45 PM.
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This new gun has a different gas system (a mid length), which is different than the carbine gas system on the 6920, et. al.
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I totally forgot that this rifle had a lightweight barrel profile. You're right, a carbine version of this gun would be more analogous to a 6720 OEM2.
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I mistakenly thought that this rifle had a standard profile barrel so I thought the only difference between the 6920 and this gun was the gas system length. A carbine OEM version of this gun would definitely be a popular product for anyone not sold on mid-lengths.
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Take my money.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
MSRP is $1299 per the Talo slick sheet. The slick sheet also calls out a Magpul rail, not the Centurion rail discussed above.
Last edited by farscott; 10-19-2016 at 07:28 AM.
So Wayne, or anyone else in the know, I heard these are using proprietary 12" gas tubes instead of standard 11 3/4" gas tubes.
Is this correct?
If so what other proprietary parts are used in these guns?
CCU carbine going for $1208.78 and $32.61 UPS Ground shipping.
It is listed as having a MagPul SL handguard but the pic still shows the Centurion.
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