Description
The Colt LE6920 5.56mm NATO 16″ Chrome Lined Barrel Front Sight No Furniture 30rd Mag is the foundational, no-frills AR-15 platform built to military specifications. It’s a complete, ready-to-run rifle upper and lower assembly that ships without a stock or pistol grip, allowing you to customize it immediately to your exact preference. This is the modern sporting rifle in its purest, most adaptable form, and it’s available at firearms-missouri.com for Missouri residents and nationwide.
I’ve put thousands of rounds through various Colt ARs over the years, and the LE6920 platform is where that legendary reliability starts. This specific configuration gives you the core of a battle-proven rifle—the heart and soul of the design—while handing you the reins on the final fit. You’re not paying for furniture you might just replace anyway.
Key Features
- Mil-Spec Foundation: Built to the same technical data package as the U.S. military’s M4 carbine.
- Chrome-Lined Barrel: A 16-inch chrome-lined barrel provides extended service life, corrosion resistance, and easier cleaning.
- Carry Handle & Front Sight: Features a fixed front sight post and a removable carry handle with integrated rear sight for immediate, iron-sight readiness.
- “No Furniture” Configuration: Ships without a stock or pistol grip, making it a perfect starting point for a custom build.
- Includes 30-Round Magazine: Comes with one Colt-branded 30-round aluminum magazine.
Specifications & Details
| Caliber | 5.56mm NATO |
|---|---|
| Barrel Length | 16 inches |
| Barrel Finish | Chrome Lined, 1:7 Twist |
| Overall Length (Approx.) | ~32-35 inches (depends on stock) |
| Weight (Approx.) | ~6.5 lbs (without furniture) |
| Magazine Capacity | 30 Rounds (1 included) |
The stripped-down nature of this rifle is its greatest strength. At a price of $946.29, you’re investing in Colt’s quality control and mil-spec manufacturing for the critical components. The lower receiver is ready for any mil-spec buffer tube and stock—I’ve paired these with everything from Magpul CTR stocks to B5 Systems SOPMOD stocks, and they fit out of the box. The upper is the real workhorse, with its properly staked gas key and MPI-tested bolt carrier group. Look, if you want a rifle that’s ready to go as-is, you might look at a complete model. But if you know exactly what stock, grip, and optic you want from day one, this configuration saves you the hassle and cost of swapping parts later.
Who This Rifle Is For
This Colt is ideal for the shooter who views their rifle as a personal tool. It’s for the builder who has a specific stock, grip, and optic in mind and doesn’t want to pay for factory parts they’ll immediately remove. It’s also a superb choice for anyone seeking a true, no-compromise mil-spec foundation for a duty-ready or serious home defense rifle. The chrome-lined barrel and proven gas system mean it’s built for the long haul, handling thousands of rounds of 5.56mm or .223 Remington ammunition.
Pros & Cons
Pros: Authentic Colt quality and mil-spec construction. The chrome-lined barrel is a major durability plus. The “no furniture” setup offers maximum customization potential right from the start. The included carry handle provides instant iron-sight capability. It’s compatible with the vast universe of standard AR-15 parts and accessories.
Cons: Requires additional purchases (stock, pistol grip) to be a functional rifle. The fixed front sight post can limit some optic mounting options without a riser. That said, the front sight is a classic part of the rifle’s profile and durability.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What exactly do I need to buy to make this rifle operational?
A: You will need to purchase a mil-spec buffer tube kit (buffer tube, buffer, spring, castle nut, end plate), a stock, and a pistol grip. All are standard AR-15 parts and require no gunsmithing required for installation with basic tools.
Q: Is the front sight block a standard low-profile gas block?
A: No, it’s a standard F-marked front sight base (FSB) with an integrated bayonet lug. This is the classic military-style front sight, which is incredibly robust and provides a solid sighting reference.
Q: Can I use .223 Remington ammunition in this rifle?
A: Yes, absolutely. The 5.56mm NATO chamber safely fires both 5.56mm and .223 Remington rounds. The reverse (.223-chambered rifles firing 5.56mm) is where you run into potential pressure issues, but this Colt is built for the hotter round.
If you’re ready to build your rifle your way on the most trusted platform available, this Colt LE6920 is the cornerstone. See current availability and complete your build with confidence.
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