Slimjim
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- Mar 6, 2007
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Keep in mind they're heavy, have to be headspaced before fired, need a tripod unless its a6 config, and some ranges will not let you shoot it (hap baker). There used to be 54r conversions available.
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Heavy... na, they are light... 1917s are heavy.
Why can't you shoot at hap baker? To be frank, that sucks! Time to join the AGC!
There is a crank fire unit on 1919a4.com. I have had one for years. Will put out about 450rds per min and its pretty awesome as far as semi auto goes. I built my 1919a4 around 2006-2007... can't remember now. However when I first did it, 308 was 13 cents a round! A friend and I bought about 8k rounds when prices started up at 23 cents a round. Still shooting out of that group but not shooting much. At 50 cents or more a round, man its painful to turn that crank! 54r conversion is still available by Barrel exchange on 1919a4.com.
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