Colt 601 early Vietnam clone. $975 shipped to your FFL
-Original and correct Vietnam era surplus no trapdoor, butt stock, triangle handguards, and pistol grip
- Chrome lined barrel, 20", 1-12 twist for shooting .223 55gr bullets
-A1 3 prong flash hider
-Bayonet lug
- Front sight base is not F-marked, meaning the round, tapered front sight post is properly in line with the carry handle rear sight.
-Correct silver colored (Nickel-Boron) bolt carrier group
-Slick side upper, Anchor marked
-Slab-side lower with ball detent front takedown pin
-Correct early charging handle
-Flat Delta ring
-601 roll marked H&R lower
-Early 20 round waffle magazine
-6 lb 15 oz weight
-Custom Battle-worn Cerakote
On April 19, 1963, military aide Gen. Chester V. Clifton brought two firearms into the Oval Office to show them to President John F. Kennedy. One was a crossbow intended for use in counterinsurgency operations, and the other was an AR-15, the Colt Model 601. Serial production of the Model 601 began in December 1959, and continued through to the summer of 1963. During that time, more than 14,000 of them came off the assembly line.
Kennedy with Colt 601 Colt 601 Note waffle mag, slick side lower A U.S. Navy SEAL armed with a Colt/ArmaLite Model 601 is seen here during a training exercise on St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands on February 21, 1963.
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-Original and correct Vietnam era surplus no trapdoor, butt stock, triangle handguards, and pistol grip
- Chrome lined barrel, 20", 1-12 twist for shooting .223 55gr bullets
-A1 3 prong flash hider
-Bayonet lug
- Front sight base is not F-marked, meaning the round, tapered front sight post is properly in line with the carry handle rear sight.
-Correct silver colored (Nickel-Boron) bolt carrier group
-Slick side upper, Anchor marked
-Slab-side lower with ball detent front takedown pin
-Correct early charging handle
-Flat Delta ring
-601 roll marked H&R lower
-Early 20 round waffle magazine
-6 lb 15 oz weight
-Custom Battle-worn Cerakote
On April 19, 1963, military aide Gen. Chester V. Clifton brought two firearms into the Oval Office to show them to President John F. Kennedy. One was a crossbow intended for use in counterinsurgency operations, and the other was an AR-15, the Colt Model 601. Serial production of the Model 601 began in December 1959, and continued through to the summer of 1963. During that time, more than 14,000 of them came off the assembly line.
Kennedy with Colt 601 Colt 601 Note waffle mag, slick side lower A U.S. Navy SEAL armed with a Colt/ArmaLite Model 601 is seen here during a training exercise on St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands on February 21, 1963.
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