M4A1 Block 2 FSP Upper Receiver, Military Special
This is top shelf. You might not need top shelf, but if you want it, this is it. Charlies's Custom M4A1 with the FSP / front sight base and all the bells and whistles. Period correct. Dope !
We held nothing back with this upper receiver group. Colt "C" marked upper receiver, Colt SOCOM 14.5" barrel with Surefire 4-prong flash hider, Daniel Defense M4A1 FSP rail in FDE, Colt BCG, and Tango Down Scar Panels and Vertical Forward Grip in FDE. The Block 2 is a great rifle, and some like the flattop rail, but there is just something that says classic about the Front Sight Base rig.
Ready to pick your optic and rear back-up sight of your choice. Charlie's likes the Matech 600 meter for iron sights, and your choice of a tan EOTech or Aimpoint M68 sight with a Wilcox mount, or maybe an Elcan with RMR. You can even put a Trijicon ACOG on if you wish. Just be sure to match this up with a Colt lower, laser-cut ID sticker and B5 SOPMOD Coyote stock and a sling for your rig.
Built to Charlie's specifications by Potomac Armory
- Colt Upper Receiver with "C" stamping from circa 2013. We have keyhole (Cerro Forge) and square (Brass Aluminum). You can make a request for one or the other, but no guarantees. We do not stock them differently. We will have options for a CAGE Code upper, if you are interested, which can save you a little.
- Daniel Defense M4A1 FDE rail for FSP
- Colt 14.5" SOCOM profile barrel, standard chrome-lined 1:7 5.56 NATO
- Properly timed Surefire 4-prong SOCOM flash hider (FH556RC 1/2-28), with an option to have pinned and welded for $85. Contact us at check-out if you want this option. Note that as-is, a 14.5" could be creating an NFA firearm, and you must fully understand and comply with the law. We also have other flash hider options, if a 4-prong is not what you need or want, less expensive options are available. Ask us.
- Colt factory Bolt Carrier Group
- Colt charging handle
- Tango Down FDE full vertical grip and Tango Down FDE Scar rail panels (2: one for right side and one for left side)
Pictures courtesy Potomac Armory, clonerifles.com and the US Department of Defense
