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Thinking of selling one of my Colt AR's to (partially) fund a Colt 901 Modular Carbine. I'm a bit on the fence about it, as I regretted the last gun I sold.

It won't leave me 'AR-less' by any stretch of the imagination.

 

Have any if you guys sold an AR to fund another?

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Never.  They multiply all be themselves if left in the safe together too long!  Been thinking about a 901 but for now headed in a different direction again.  Looking a get a AR "Thumper".

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Whatcha got ill be at the range next sunday. Ive been following the le 901 on gbroker. 901 with conversion went off last week for about 1800. I follow guns like the stock market. You have to be patient then Strike seconds before. But you save hundreds. Jeff. Next time i see you. You gotta see the colt usmc 1911 pistol i got. Colt allthe way.

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Nope. I got one bare bones one to remind me of my time with an M16 in NAM. If the SHTF, I plan on using it to take a better one from one of those YouTube kids with tricked out AR's and no training. Let them spend the money. :)

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I'm pretty well convinced in going to sell this AR. It's a pretty simple Colt 6920 with some upgrades.

I can always buy a new upper and swap it onto another lower if I miss that particular configuration.

The 901 makes sense for my usage, I like the idea of having a 7.62 AR, with the ability to change out the upper to 5.56. Put the 901 and a 5.56mm upper in a Pelican case and I'm able to deal with anything out at the ranch without taking 2 rifles with me. Less gear to travel with.

 

Ed, I'd be very interested in seeing that Colt 1911. Been awhile since I have owned a nice 1911, and I kind of miss them.

Traveling this week, wife has plans for me on Saturday, but may be able to slip in some range time Sunday morning.

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If it's a duplicate or easily replaceable without sentimental value, it's just another gun to me. I'll sell a rifle if it's a duplicate of one I already have or fills the same role as another rifle, to fund the purchase of something unique any day of the week.

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