Phoenix Model 607 3.5” Moderator

Phoenix 607 3.5” moderator

The moderator sleeve unscrews for cleaning the baffles, unlike the originals that were welded closed. Designed by Colt as a flash suppressor for the 11.5 commando carbine.

The Colt Model 607 was the first attempt to produce a "True Carbine" which had both a reduced barrel length and collapsing buttstock. The 607 Models included; the 607 with 3-Way Fire Control Group(Safe, Semi, Auto), the 607A with 3-Way Fire Control Group (Safe, Semi, Auto) the 607B with 3-Way Fire Control Group (Safe, Semi, Burst). The model 607 used modified AR15/M16 furniture to include a modified buttstock which allowed it to be extended or collapsed, as well as a shortened pistol grip and shortened triangular handguards. The Model 607 had very limited production numbers and saw very minimal use in the field by US Military Forces during Vietnam. There was a "Military Version" of the 607 which was given the designation of GX-5857. The exact details on this version are unknown at this time. Colt Model 607 Upper Variations The Colt Model 607 was built using both a Standard Slickside Upper, and a Standard Forward Assist Upper. The use of these Uppers seems to be relatively equal in numbers.

• Precision CNC machined 4130 core, end caps and outer shells.
• All parts are Coated in Black oxide.
• 1⁄2-28 thread 1.0” outside diameter x 3.5”overall length, weight 6.5oz