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    Identification of part

    I found this part among some M16icon and AR15 parts a few years ago - but have been unable to identify which model or even if it is a M16/AR15 part.

    I found out - it is related to one of the Colt models - anyone care to guess what this part is for ? and to what Colt model ?Attachment 58026
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    It looks like part of an M203 grenade launcher assembly for an M16icon. (see attachment)

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    correct answer

    Correct answer Al, and thanks for posting that schematic drawing of the Colt 203 launcher parts. I found out what this part was for by the number on the other side but really wanted to see a schematic view of the parts. RobertAttachment 58028

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    I knew that I had seen it before. Many, many times. The numbers do help sometimes.

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