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Got it - Thanks! S.

Thanks for the information. Along and other tidbits I've gleamed from the forum will help me put a kit together.!! Thanks again darrylta! Scott

Anyone have a drum grease kit for sale these days? In need of one for a couple of drums I have. Thanks-Scott

Form 4 Individual; - Tax stamp check cashed on 7/30/2018; - Authorized 6/20/2019; - In hand 6/29/2019. Still waiting on a few more submitted/cashed in 8/2018.

Thanks Phil...email sent!

Thanks Buzz! S.

The 1928 AC Bridgeport arrived last week and as promised the list of internals is listed below and their vendor markings. Upon receiving it I cleaned, inspected and put in a new polyurethane buffer. I have run 400 rounds thru it! Except for a couple of FTFs (magazine issue) it ran flawlessly. Need to dig up a NOS breech oiler or felt material. Have a request into Phil Ordnance for one. 1928 AC Bridgeport - Internal Parts B – (Gussack Mfg. Co.); Magazine Catch Body CC – (Cinaudagraph Co.); Rocker, Hammer D – (Dittonborn); Rear Grip, Butt Stock M – (Strombeck-Becker); Horizontal Fore Grip P – (Petroleum Heat & Power); Butt Stock Slide Catch P – (Pitney Bowers); Trigger, Safety R – (Remington); Butt Plate S – (Savage (Round S); Rocker Pivot, Barrel, Recoil Buffer Rod, Firing Pin AOC – (Auto Ordnance Corp.); Disconnector, Trip, Sear Lever, Sear, Bolt, Pivot Plate, Blish Lock, Fore Grip, Receiver, actuator, and Frame Cheers - Scott

I'll take one! PM sent...

Greetings, Interested if one is still available and... is 26 " long? Thxs

Greetings, Count me in for one if/when you make some more! Scott

Thanks Gunslinger. I plan to shoot it and will get some new buffers for it, as you suggest, along with some internal parts during my waiting period. Looking forward to shooting it!

GI Jive and everyone who has provided input...Thank you. This is a great forum. All of your comments/thoughts are appreciated and keep them coming. I'll let you folks know what internals are in the 1928 AC once in my hands in case anyone is collecting such data...or not. I am looking forward to shooting it and I will most likely file a FOIA in the foreseeable future. Scott

Huggytree...thanks for the advise. One of the reasons I went for this 1928AC was that the top and bottom frames had matching numbers which indicated to me the attention to detail/fitting to this piece. The serial number suggests to me that it could have been built in early 1942. So the internals may have been Savage, AOC or any of the contractor internal parts... or a combination of all of them. Not sure what the correct parts would be based on the information or lack of at my disposal. If I am not mistaken, Remington also made knurled actuators...which this one may have. Internals are a mystery at this point but I will post what I find when I finally receive it.

Congrats on your 1928AC & Welcome to the Boards! Thank you Azboater.

I'm thinking the same about a vertical grip. Will check with Reconbob. Thanks for the info! S.