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Colt EPR
Colt EPR
Colt EPR
Colt EPR

Colt Enhanced Patrol Rifle

3.5
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$1130.50
  • Included iron sights
  • Reliable
  • Carbine-length gas system
  • Standard A2 grip

Editor’s Note: The Colt Enhanced Patrol Rifle is the next evolution of Colt's classic LE6920 patrol carbine. Updated features include a full-length M-LOK rail with QD sling attachment points, a Bravo Systems B5 stock, and Magpul MBUS Pro backup sights. A 16-inch 1:7 twist barrel, A2 flash hider, and mil-spec controls keep everything else simple. Those looking for both the Colt name but with a few modernized features may be interested in this patrol carbine.

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Product Details

Caliber
5.56 NATO - 223 Rem
Action
Semi-Auto
Weight
6.6 lbs
Barrel Length
16.1in
Overall Length
35.5in
Sights
Front Fixed, Rear Folding
Finish
Black
Magazine Capacity
30rd
Magazine Included
1 x 30-Round
Magazine Type
Removable
Front Sight
Magpul MBUS
Rear Sight
Magpul MBUS
Muzzle
Compensator
Stock Material
Polymer

Features

Included iron sights
Reliable
Carbine-length gas system
Standard A2 grip

By The Numbers

Accuracy
Accuracy is reasonable for a 16-inch carbine. A better trigger would help.
Reliability
The LE6920 was a staple due do its quality and reliability, and the EPR seems to have held on to that same reputation.
Customization
It is an AR-15, which means the possibilities are infinite.
Ergonomics
A standard A2 grip and basic mil-spec controls bump this down a notch.
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FINAL VERDICT

Colt was long heralded as the gold standard of AR-15s for decades. Their lack of innovation and modernization ended up costing them that title as other manufacturers started putting out better products for less money. The newer EPR reflects these ongoing issues with Colt. At its core, it is a solid, dependable patrol carbine, but at the end of the day, it is a $1200-1400 rifle basic carbine with an M-LOK handguard and a carbine-length gas system. In today's market, you can get better optioned, reliable rifles from reputable companies for half that price.