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With David Albert's permission I am reluctantly selling my All Matching SN Auto Ordnance (Bridgeport) 1928AC with some extras. If you have been on the Forum you will find other posts about this gun, it is the one that I had Recon Bob replace the barrel that was on it when I picked it up. - A.O. 1928 AC Matching Serial number on reviever (Frame and underbarrel) & lower grip frame. - AOC marked Nickeled Bolt, Blish lick, Knurled Actuator & Forward Grip Hanger. - Original WWII Stevens finned 1928 Barrel with correct WWII late model Cutts Compensator. - Cross Bolt 1928 Rear Stock marked D D on front. - Black Oiler with 2 Felts (in large photo) - 5 x 20 rd XX Auto Ordnance Bridgeport Magazines. - WWII "US" marked 5 cell canvas magazine pouch "HOOSIER T. & C. G. CO. 1942" inside flap. - Original "NOBUCKL" "PATD 7-21-14" sling - Military Brass Cleaning Rod (in large photo) - WWII Bridgeport L-Drum Also included is the Cherry Stand. I'll be off the Net until Sunday afternoon. I'll post more photos when I can. Semper Fi, Sandman1957
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I have a new one for you... after firing my 1928AC this weekend, started cleaning it tonight and saw that the Cutts Compensator was a little loose. Most likely has been like that but since I had it torn apart, grabbed a punch to remove the Compensator. Note, I did not have this in a vice. I simply punched out the cross pin and with a cushioned set of pliars tried to remove the Cutts. It would not budge, so I put the front sight back on, and with the same padded pliers, held down the reciever on the edge of my table and started screwing off the cutts compensator, Once I got the cutts off, I noticed that the barrel had also come out about a 1/4 of an inch or more. So I got a piece of oak triangle to use to keep the front grip mount from hitting the fins and removed the barrel. The barrel threads do not look very well. there are no markings on the barrel, so I think it is an aftermarket West Hurley barrel. Taking photo's now. Will post them shortly. Needless to say, I do not feel qualified to put the barrel back on, nor do I want to put this barrel back on until someone takes a good look at the barrel threads. I do have some other parts kit barrels that I can choose from. If you used to own this 1928AC and had the barrel replaced or if you did it yourself, please chime in as I am always trying to document previous owners etc. It was a 1928AC I picked up from David Spiwak in 2014. AO152547x. Reciever and lower match, even has AO154547x under the barrel. All internals are AO marked. The gun runs great and is my favorite shooter. Semper Fi Sandman1957
