[toolmanm203]

This won't start too much trouble lol

 

[Rory]

More BAd parts to deal with.

 

[D_conrad]

What's the significance of BA parts? 1919 rookie here.

 

[ABCB]

What's the significance of BA parts? 1919 rookie here.

Trust me, you don't want to know.....🤣🤣

 

[D_conrad]

Trust me, you don't want to know.....🤣🤣

Fair enough! Lol I'll stick with my Saginaw.

 

[ABCB]

Fair enough! Lol I'll stick with my Saginaw.

Good call on your part!

 

[ABCB]

The BA rabbit hole is one for only the most depraved amongst us, and God knows there are far too many of them here on this board. Your SG will shoot just as well, and cost much less!

 

[D_conrad]

The BA rabbit hole is one for only the most depraved amongst us, and God knows there are far too many of them here on this board. Your SG will shoot just as well, and cost much less!

Good enough for me! Ibdid screw up and grind down the rivets on the top plate. Debating drilling them out and redoing it with the round heads. Should have paid more attention.

 

[ABCB]

Good enough for me! Ibdid screw up and grind down the rivets on the top plate. Debating drilling them out and redoing it with the round heads. Should have paid more attention.

Eh, a minor technicality. As long as it functions, you are good to go!
As you can probably tell, I am more of a realist than a purist.....
Let the flames begin!! 🤣🤣🤣

 

[OLDIRONSIGHT]

What's the significance of BA parts? 1919 rookie here.

Buffalo Arms marked every part they or a subcontractor produced. It’s a fun (and expensive) adventure to try and put together an all BA marked gun. Not to mention all the wonderful people you meet in the process. Because of getting bit by the BA bug over 10 years ago I had the pleasure of getting to know @toolmanm203 and @Lucky#13. Most of my Browning knowledge comes from those two fellas. Doing a Ba build is not for the faint of heart…