[coumont]

I just received my first kit in the mail today. I've been waiting for it to show up before I ordered anything else. I've been planning on getting a side plate from 30calmachinegunner. My question is, where is the best place to get the semi-auto trigger and sear, and where should I send the internals to get machine work done? I'm not looking for the cheapest place, but someone that you guys think deserves the work. I'm new here and I've been trying to read other posts to try to find the answers myself but I've read so much that I've forgotten what posts had the answers I've been looking for. So I'll probably be posting questions in the next few weeks that you guys have answered a million times. Any help will be greatly appreciated, and my bank account is hoping that building this 1919 isn't as addictive as building AK's.

thanks guys, coumont

 

[smee78]

internals

30cal will get your internals also!

 

[Dave S]

smee said it best! Brian is quickly becoming a "one-stop-shop" for 1919's!

Nevermind that he's VERY dependable, and just damn good at what he does!

 

[afghanvet]

I can't recommend Brian enough. Great service all the way around.

 

[Milsurp]

As the others said Brian is top notch. Great to deal with and does fantastic work.

 

[gryphon223]

I'm in the same position as coumont; just got my kit today, an Izzy from Cole. One thing I'm wondering is where's a good place to get belts?

 

[bigbird1]

I just received my first kit in the mail today. I've been waiting for it to show up before I ordered anything else. I've been planning on getting a side plate from 30calmachinegunner. My question is, where is the best place to get the semi-auto trigger and sear, and where should I send the internals to get machine work done? I'm not looking for the cheapest place, but someone that you guys think deserves the work. I'm new here and I've been trying to read other posts to try to find the answers myself but I've read so much that I've forgotten what posts had the answers I've been looking for. So I'll probably be posting questions in the next few weeks that you guys have answered a million times. Any help will be greatly appreciated, and my bank account is hoping that building this 1919 isn't as addictive as building AK's.

thanks guys, coumont

If your close to Indiana check out brians build party ,(about the center of state) people fly in to go to it, and ship thier parts kits in to him.

 

[loboslanding]

Brian also stocks the KMP Trig and Sear.