Received in the mail today….1981 advertisement for the Laser Products Corporation LPC Model 16 Military Laser Sight for the Colt M16A1 rifle.

I was fortunate that one of the members of the Facebook group provided me with photos of Colts display at Shot Show. I was excited to see the M5 Carbine hit daylight. It would be great to see a civilian version of it hit retailers. The ambidextrous lower receiver modeled after the 901 series of rifles would be an instant hit.

These Colt leather slings come up for sale periodically. I have seen three for sale over the last year and have dropped out of bidding on them each time. I would really like to have one for one of my Colt HBAR rifles but the timing of the sales that I find is never good. This example sold on Gun Broker 19 JAN 2020 for $260 (winning bid) plus $13 shipping. Total cost $273. That is pretty crazy price for an old sling. But, as we all know, Colt collectible items come at a constantly changing market price.

Today I have posted my write-up on the Colt ‘CS’ stock. I hope you find it informative. If you have any additional information regarding Colt CS stocks, feel free to share with the page. You can read it at this link: https://thecoltar15resource.com/cs-stock/

This Colt 1992 catalog photo shows the Colt CS (marking barely visible)stock variation installed on the Colt R6530 Sporter Lightweight (.223 and new in 1991) and the Colt R6430 Sporter Lightweight (9mm and new in 1992). History and some technical data coming soon.