Original U.S. Browning 1918A2 BAR Display Gun Pirate Flags Both the receiver and trigger

Both the receiver and trigger group have inspection stamps

the use of the Jingasa became more widespread to include being used by clan armies notably during the Boshin War of 1868-1869 when the Aizu Rifle corps frequently used this pattern helmet

displaying everyday people

but the location of the rear receiver screw is the one most easily spotted

and hung from the waist via sword-belt slings attached to two loose suspension rings

Original U.S. Browning 1918A2 BAR Display Gun Pirate Flags Both the receiver and triggerOriginal Item: Only One Available. Just purchased from a private collection, this is an Original G. I. Browning Automatic Rifle M1918A2 Parts Set reassembled onto a BATF approved aluminum display receiver complete with the with correct adjustable bipod, exceptional bakelite butt stock, flash hider, live 1953 dated barrel together with a 20 round magazine and a new sling. This is a very fine display for the collector who might be contemplating one day