Browning 1919
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video we will talk about the Browning 1919 belt fed machinegun. We will go over disassembly/assembly, setting headspace, loading and firing and some general information about one of John Brownings greatest designs.
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What an extraordinary piece of machinery
A neat piece of firearms engineering.
Old school is the best school!
Yes it is.
Too cool to see the old school chambered in 308. As always, THANK YOU for sharing part of your plethora on firearms knowledge!
Your very welcome and I'm glad you liked it.
Love the 1919A6 backplate retainer way better than what ya got on there
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Now that is 1 Piece of Kool Ass American Hardware brother!
Thnx 4 sharing!
The coolest.
It's always a pleasure to see Richard at work. He was a real master.
Sweet 1919! Just saw your video on the crs page. So sorry to hear about your current health, I'm glad to have found your channel and enjoy the videos! Looking forward to many more!
I am glad you found me and enjoy my videos. I am getting better but it will be a long fight. I will keep producing content as long as people want to watch.
I love your videos, thanks for making them!
Thank you.
You're a valuable resource and we're grateful You're making these videos.
Your very welcome.
Great video and also great looking gun
Yes it is.
This has got to be your best one yet! Thx for sharing sir
Glad you enjoyed it
Omg I never knew about your channel. I heard you on With Rich and saw your vid for CRS. This channel is great!
Welcome aboard. Glad to have you. Make sure you subscribe so you don't miss any videos.
Great video as always. Thank you and God bless you.
everyone should have one of those! and pake the parts by outsourcing machine shops so price is lower!
I would try starting with 30 cal browning before 50 its smaller but looks the same! or just buy parts on sale before getting parts made cheaper!
It’s far cheaper to buy a parts kit than to try to reverse engineer the parts and have them machined by a machine shop.
What an awesome machine.
It sure is!
Awesome stuff as usual....thank for the lesson
Glad you liked it!
I know semi's don't, but I thought FA's needed timing set also? another great video by the way. thanks!
thanks for helping matt. subscribed. oh and i love the holosight on the 1919
No problem. It's the least I can do for Matt.
thanks for this vid richard,i have always wanted to know haw the triggers worked on theese machine guns.
No problem.
“Take whatever you got and stick it in this hole”. Well said.
If you have a hard time with that you can always put a little hair around it.
Great video. Thanks for the info. The head spacing was very interesting to see done. Have never played with hardware like that so it’s greatly appreciated you’re sharing with us all. Take care, pal! This video deserves many more views! I’d love to see an original water cooled version just for shits and giggles. They’ve always piqued my interest for some reason, they just look mean to me lol.
Glad you liked it. I will see if I can borrow a water cooled from someone.
@@BWEFirearms That would be awesome!
I need 101 boxes of those to buy ok
@5:38 Words to live by! 😁🤣
Yes.
@@BWEFirearms Kek! X-)
I need 10000 of those to buy ok
Great video.When are you going to get more Tshirts for sale?My shirt is worn slap out.
Thanks. I might look at doing more videos in the future.
Was wondering if it still had original stellite barrel.
Yes it did.
I thought I wanted a 1919 for my next MG but now I’m not so sure. A lot of unfamiliarity there.
So it is the side plate that is the registered receiver? This is a post sample gun?
The two guns in the video are transferable side plate guns and yes the side plate is the registered part.
@@BWEFirearms Nice!
@@BWEFirearms I recall a Marine used a aircraft 1919 that ran at about 1000RpM and put a Garand stock on it. He used it on Iwo Jima and got a MOH (posthumously). The Ma Duece is still in service too!
@@535tony It was called the Stinger.
@@BWEFirearms Forgotten weapons did a show on it. Someone made a few close copies of the original. What was interesting to me was that we had a 1919 that would shoot almost as fast as the MG42 but we only used in in aircraft.
Richard, I watched the livestream you did with Crump. If you got rid of your FFL, do you think you’d still make parts or parts kits since that doesn’t require a firearms license?
If I was to get rid of my FFL, I would expand my parts business.
@@BWEFirearms people ask me where the new military surplus guns are. I tell them the only Military Surplus guns left are not importable as completed guns so they are coming in as parts kits.
@@535tony Military surplus is gone from Europe as the EU has decided no weapons parts can be sold to non government entities. South America and Africa are still using the surplus weapons.
@@BWEFirearms When I bought my Sten in 1990 I bought a few parts kits cheap and a box full of magazines. The last Sten kits I saw didn’t even include the barrels. Has atf classified barrels differently now?
@@535tony Yes, you can no longer import barrels for military weapons.