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Hey everyone! I'm relatively new to this community but just wanted to share a build Dan Block put together for me. So here it is! This rifle started life as a standard Kahr 1927A1 and Dan made it into something else. Words cant even say how much of an amazing job he did. When I first contacted Dan, he told me he had a waiting list. I told him to add me to it and it would be perfect, as at the time I was deployed and I could send it off to him when I got back. Well, Dan being the great guy he is told me to have my FFL send it to him and that he wanted to get it done for me to have when I got back state side. He did just that. Heres what I had Dan do: -Install Green mountain barrel and pin/weld compensator to make it 16 inches -New stock set including both horizontal and vertical grips -GI magazine catch modification -Bolt hold back modification (I couldnt find any 1928/21 style rocker pivots in stock so went with M1A1 style) -SBR (hope to eventually do this) and 1921 style engravings -Ez disassembly milling -Howell Ez pull springs install -Detachable stock adapter and probably a few other things I forget off the top of my head. Dan did an amazing job and is such a great guy as all of you already know. This community is amazing and I couldn't be any happier! Now I just need a nice case for her

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

Hi, I found this deactivated (sorry but no other way to have here) 1928 A1 Auto-Ordnance number AO 73617. The lower body is clearly from an other SMG. Under butt stock there is number : S 527656, and added 73617 + 31480 or 3/480 i would like to know if it is gun with an interesting history to keep, i mean a significant WWII modification. or if no interest. thanks http://i257.photobucket.com/albums/hh209/paulsavoy/Divers%20Forum/AO73617_zpse71f44b6.png