U.S. WWII Browning M-1919A4 Bottom Plate Control Handle Assembly Brunswick Guns The central core of the

The central core of the magazine does not rotate but is latched to the receiver

Introduced in 1915

turned wood grip (covered in black leather)

Sword making at Klingenthal was started under King Louis XV

The BATF approved design makes this legal to own in all 50 states

U.S. WWII Browning M-1919A4 Bottom Plate Control Handle Assembly Brunswick Guns The central core of theNew Made Item: Accessory for the U. S. M 1919A4 LMG attaching to the T. & E. connecting holes on the rear of the receiver, this provides unprecedented dexterity on pedestal mounts or M2 tripod without T.&E. engaged. Never encountered before this is a must for the M 1919A4 enthusiast.