I have up for sale a Pre-Ban PWA Commando A2 20' HBAR. A2 Handguards are the older shiny mottled type. Has the uncommon 'Type E' Trapdoor Stock. Also has Big Head Forward Assist.

1x9 twist non chrome lined Pre-Ban Colt Mag Included Serial number is 57XX PWA is Pac West Arms, it's an old school AR company from back in the day. Started makeing AR's in the late 70's/early 80's until they went out of business sometime in the 90's. They made both Preban and Postban lowers. From what I read lowers with a serial number less than 33XXX are Preban. Also the Postban lowers have a year prefix to the serial number such as 95 42XXX, indicating it was made in 1995.

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Mine is a 4 digit PWA so obviously is Preban and an earlier one at that. $875 [Broken External Image].

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