Big Reno Finds.

[highpower]

I went early today with very few dollars in my pocket and with the specific intent to buy as little as I could get away with.

All told, I spent a couple hundred dollars and had a great time. I managed to find a couple accessories for my 1919-A4, a spade grip assembly and the A6 flash hider. Also got a bunch of parts for some projects that I have been working on.

Browning all gussied up with her new parts:


There was a couple of pretty fair deals on some C&R stuff, like a decently priced M1917 Colt and a real nice 1914 Springfield Armory 1911, but since I was limited on funds, they stayed on the table.

[hunterb]

That is one sweet 1919! VERY NICE OP! Love that flash hider

[GMG]

That is one sweet 1919! VERY NICE OP! Love that flash hider

We can't have those here in CA !

[V8MERC124]

We can have 1919's here. As a matter of fact, no bullet button either (no flash hider or evil features too. The grip is does not protrude conspicuously below the action.

[GMG]

We can have 1919's here. As a matter of fact, no bullet button either (no flash hider or evil features too. The grip is does not protrude conspicuously below the action.

I have 2 1919's, an A2 and a A4. I'm well aware of that.

[V8MERC124]

Oh ahaha. You was jokin there! I've always wanted an A6 and contemplated buying a kit and building it my self. But I think I may hold out for a different beltfed...more modern.

[SonofWWIIDI]

Awesome!

[bsg]

congrats and glad that your treasure hunt was enjoyable. many of my most exciting finds have been time-period parts, accessories and gear that i have picked up for the firearms they were made for.

[Cato]

Congratz...that's a fine weapon!