COLT EPR GENII 5.56 16.1″ 30RD BLK

SKU: TSW|186339UPC: 098289020666Mfr. Part #: LE6920-EPRII

$1,297.99

COLT EPR GENII 5.56 16.1″ 30RD BLK

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Description

The Colt Enhanced Patrol Rifle Gen II (EPR-II) represents the next evolution in the Colt Enhanced Patrol Rifle series. It features a full-length M-LOK compatible handguard with two QD attachment slots, as well as Magpul furniture. The Colt EPR reinforces Colt’s reputation as the premier tool for local, regional, and national law enforcement agencies.

Additional information

upc

098289020666

manufacturer

Colt

Manufacturer Part Number

LE6920-EPRII

Action

Semi-Auto

Barrel Length

16.3"

Caliber/Gauge

.223 REM/5.56 NATO

Capacity

30 + 1

Shipping Weight

8.7

Sights

Flip Up Front & Rear

Model

Enhanced Patrol Rifle

Product Type

AR

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