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Was any Colt lightning carbine ever factory fitted with a rifle butt stock?
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∙ 14y ago
A friend of mine had a Colt Lightning many years ago that had a deluxe, pistol grip, rifle stock. The entire front end of the gun was a normal 20" carbine. It had no saddle ring. The factory letter said it was a pistol gripped rifle with 20" barrel. That's the closest I can come. Bill
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