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Complete A2 trigger group purchased, I am trying to avoid touching the buffer or anything else. I don't care about slow or fast rate of fire I just need Full auto only.

Someone chime in please I am going crazy trying to figure this one out.

Richard the mags look great, I hated to take one out of the waxed paper. Blued mags, bottom no markings with a hole and the follower marked "s" as otherwise no other markings.

OOW called me back today and said sorry they were wrong and do not have any furniture for the 1918 left.

I have on transfer a original 1918 BAR and unfortunately live in a state that requires "Full Auto Only" I want the gun converted without damaging any of the original parts. I was told that a 1918A2 trigger pack could be swapped and the gun would only fire Full Auto. Also was told that the buffer did not have to be altered. Any comments appreciated.

Congratulations! I have not decided what to shoot in mine either. I can't get the CMP M2 I am not a member and am a bit concerned about the Korean. Let me know what ammo you end up liking.

I will try to get them to you . Thanks

I am looking for a 1918 spare parts "survival kit" so if something breaks at an event I can get it back up and running. I don't know what generally breaks extractors etc?

I just spoke to OOW and they are sending me a new set of furniture. Thanks very much for the advice.

Numerich claims they have a set for 45 bucks I wonder what they are like.

Their repro furniture seems way high on price but I could be wrong.

MY 1918 original butt stock has a slight crack in it and I would like to find a replacement for when I actually shoot it. Who has a reasonably priced set of shooter furniture for a 1918 BAR? Thanks

Ohio Ord is making a repro smooth Flash hider for the WWI 1918 BAR. Has anyone seen one in person? I am thinking I might get one until I find a real one. Any comments would be appreciated.

I don't know how to post pictures but will try and get some taken today. The serial range is 247XXX. Any reccomendations on ammo to put through it? Nothing corrosive but a nice case of surplus would be great.

After searching for a few months I finally found a C&R BAR 1918 Marlin Rockwell. It just transferred and I can't wait to take it out for a spin. Evidently it was owned by a MR employee and registered in 1934 and has been sitting in his Grand Daughters attic since 1959. I am doing research on it as we speak. It is in excellent shape and has not been abused. It is not a reweld or rewat and I got it for well under 20K, proof that there are still some decent deals out there if you look hard. I am missing the smooth flash hider and would like to know if you hear of one.

Who has NIW blued mags? When would they have been made?

I need a original smooth Flash Hider for my 1918 BAR anyone have any idea where to find one? Thanks

How much did the 1918A2 converted Win BAR sell for?

Where is a good place to buy parts for a 1918 BAR? Also who has nice mags?

I am in need of a smooth original flash hider for a 1918 BAR. Please let me know if you have one or know where to find one. Thanks

I just came across a BAR Marlin Rockwell and have been looking for a C&R that I can shoot every once in a while. Does anyone have any comments on this variation and what is an approximate value? Thanks

I am looking for a C&R that I can ocassionally shoot. Thanks

I would like to purchase a BAR but do not see them for sale very often. Any advice on where to find one is appreciated.

What would a mismatched beat up 28 Bridgeport Thompson bring these days? Gun has been reparked and bead blasted several times. Internals do not match but it runs well. Looking for a ball park on its value.

Looking at a Colt Thompson tomorrow. I will probably get about 30 mins to examine it. What should I look for? So far Model #, serial number, internals, ejector, barrel markings, finish etc. I know this is a tough question and hard to learn in a few days but I thought I would ask. I have read the pages in Franks book on the Colt's. Thanks