Well, it was fun this was last friday with one of my 1919a4s on a 1917 tripod and cradle (In PA, hence long belt) burning off some 30-06

 

that thing is awesome..

Well, it was fun this was last friday with one of my 1919a4s on a 1917 tripod and cradle (In PA, hence long belt) burning off some 30-06

 

 

 

Ha nice!! Is that EFGA?

Have you considered a crank set up?

Yep, EFGA. Paul, cranks are expensive but yeah they look like fun lol. One of these days....

EFGA? is that who made it?

no, the range Easton Fish & Game. Allied armament made the gun but have since redone just about everything except the reciever in both guns

Very cool!

Very nice !!!!

Make a set of spade grips you wont be able to hit the trigger but they feel and look better

This mount looks interesting.

Looks like a lot of fun,Amazing what you can play with in a free state.

Well, it was fun this was last friday with one of my 1919a4s on a 1917 tripod and cradle

 

You say 'one of my' 1919a4s... how many do you own????? And where do you get those wonderful toys?? Thats pure bad@$$ !!

I have one just like it with the wooden spade grip. Allied Armament. With all the set up, ie tripod, pintle, T&E, extra barrel, it cost $2,800 . Anyone want one?

You say 'one of my' 1919a4s... how many do you own????? And where do you get those wonderful toys?? Thats pure bad@$$ !!

 

 

I have two, both for this:

thats picking up my girlfriend from high school a few years ago, obviously minus the guns lol

 

 

 

I got them from AA, which I regret a little. They needed work to get them to run well but now I have KMP trigger & sear and GI bolts in them and they run like hell

Very cool Glenn. I think my wife would have a heart attack if i walked in the house with one of those .

I got them from AA, which I regret a little. They needed work to get them to run well but now I have KMP trigger & sear and GI bolts in them and they run like hell

 

 

 

 

I have one made by John McGuire in 308. I would highly recommend him to anyone that is interested in one. No problems with it and it looked like it just came off a WW2 production line when it was sent to me, he does a really nice job and not expensive either.

I have one made by John McGuire in 308. I would highly recommend him to anyone that is interested in one. No problems with it and it looked like it just came off a WW2 production line when it was sent to me, he does a really nice job and not expensive either.

 

 

Yeah, after reading around the 1919a4 boards I came to the conclusion that the John MgGuire builds are the best of the best. Oh well, I just tested some reloads in my 1919 a half hour ago and it ate them all without a hiccup, time to burn more ammo!

Hey Glenn...Odd trigger technique ya got there....These guns are great....If ya want to use the 1917a1 on yer scout car let me know...