Colt AR-15, need INFO

ItGoBang

August 24, 2005 12:01

I have a Colt AR-15, Flat Top. It is marked "SPORTER COMPETITION H-BAR" I looked in an older Blue Book (sixtenth edition) and it say's... This AR has been (RANGE SELECTED for OPTIMAL ACCURACY) The book valus is a bit more than the other AR's. The SS number has the 700 CH, in it like the book says. Is this gun better? and , What the heck is Range Selected?? [:)]

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  cdm85-251

  August 25, 2005 04:21

  Here is some info. Apparently it was supposed to be more accurate, and originally came with a scope.
  
  The year 1992 saw five more models.
  
  Sporter/Competition HBAR (Cat.#R-6700S) same as R-6701
  but with the following accessories. 3x9x40mm matte finish
  Tasco World Class scope, B-Square scope mount, quick
  detachable carry handle with rear sight.
  
  Sporter/Lightweight (Cat.#R-6450) like R-6450 9mm
  AR-15A2 carbine but with fixed stock.
  
  Sporter/Competition HBAR (Cat.#R-6700) same as R-6700S
  but no scope or mount.
  
  Sporter/Lightweight (Cat.#R-6830) same as R-6530 but in
  7.62x39
  
  Sporter/Competition HBAR Range Selected
  (Cat.#R-6700CH) same as R-6700S but with Tasco rubber
  armored scope. Rifles selected for superior accuracy.
  
  Here is the website:
  
  http://www.logicsouth.com/~lcoble/dir5/m16c.txt
  
  CDM

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  CHGOTHNDER

  August 25, 2005 06:04

  Take a look here also, hope it helps. http://www.biggerhammer.net/ar15/variants/
  
  PJ
  
  
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