Colt Carbine Model 727 Parts Kit, 14.5" Barrel, w/ Surefire Light Handguard, Full-Auto, .223/5.56 *Good*

Colt Carbine Model 727 Parts Kit with Surefire Flashlight Handguard, 14.5" Barrel, Full Auto, 5.56x45 NATO, in *Good* condition.

Sold Individually (units pictured are what you will receive).

Fulfill your Delta force dreams with these Model 727 kit!
This Colt upper receiver is "CM" marked, but has no casting marks.
Colt magnetic particle inspected barrel is marked "C MP".
Full auto bolt & carrier assembly "C" marked.
M4 profile type barrel with chrome bore (1/7 twist) is in *Good* condition.
Surefire M500 Triarch light combo handguard shows some wear, grime, scratches.
Battery housing for the flashlight is missing the internal housing to hold batteries (as pictured).
Colt manufactured upper receiver with Burton bump and A1 style carry handle, forward assist and rear sight.
Early colt 3-position stock with early style castle nut and buffer tube.
Saw cut / demilled lower receiver sections, 3-position (Safe - Semi - Auto).
Will be missing some full auto parts.

The Upper Assembly includes:
- Carbine handguard assembly.
- Forged front sight assembly
- Fixed rear sight bridge with L-shape sights and windage adjustment. 
- A2 style carry handle upper, with Burton bump, dust cover and forward assist assembly.
- 14.5" barrel with A2 type birdcage flash hider and chrome lined bore.
- Colt marked M16A1/full auto bolt & carrier assembly.

Surefire M500 Dedicated Forend Weapon Light with 4 switches. 1 pressure swtich, 1 constant-on switch, disable switch to avoid accidental light activation via pressure switch, and a second pressure switch to control two low-output navigation LEDs.

NOTE: Prior to installing this length of barrel onto a rifle a NFA Form 1 must be completed and returned approved. A 14.5 Inch length barrel installed into a shoulder fired firearm is a "Short Barreled Rifle" under the NFA. 

Parts must be inspected and tested by a qualified and competent gunsmith or armorer before use in a firearm. Not all firearm parts are interchangeable; use of surplus parts without proper knowledge could cause a firearm to malfunction and cause property damage, injury or death.