Ok. Since so many people wanted to see up-close images of the SP-1 put-together, here you go.
You can clearly see the erosion at the front of the gas-key and the attempted cuts in the upper.
Trigger is GI. Buffer is original. Everything is Colt (we believe) minus one small detail.
The Bolt Carrier is not “C” marked. Since I am not a Colt expert, we are assuming it’s aftermarket. However it has been brought to my attention that “some” early BCG’s are not C marked but are still Colt.
That would be super-cool if true, but in this case it’s probably wishful thinking.
What say you?
Marky
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