Colt Today - Pathetic or Prancing Pony?
This review critically examines Colt's modern manufacturing practices compared to their 2009-era LE6920. The speaker, a former Colt employee, highlights a shift from high-quality, in-house mil-spec components and roll marks to outsourced parts and laser etching to cut costs. This change, while making rifles more price-competitive, sacrifices the authenticity and collector appeal that defined Colt's reputation for mil-spec clones.









