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I'm going to be selling some of my WWII gun collection at the HARRISBURG PA Gun Show Dec 10 & 11 at the Harrisburg Farm Show Complex. Also will have some reloading gear and components (brass/bullets) for sale.

This is all used stuff.. nothing collector grade... but all 100% working and in good shape

USGI M1919 semi auto
USGI -A6 kit
M1919 80% semi auto reciever
Misc M1919 parts
M1918 steel belt loader
USGI .30cal disintegrating links (about 1000) and starter tabs
100 and 250rd cloth belts
fired .30-06 brass (I have about 1000 cases, all cleaned and polished).
Oct 43 (by SN) M1 Garand and blank adapters
M1 Garand en-blocs (new in wrap, commercially made)
Mosan Nagant 91/30 rile, cleaning kit, strippers, and a few dozen rounds
2 Lee Presses (Challenger and C-frame)

Sorry, no candles, jerky or dream catchers.

Well the Harrisburg gun show was about an 80% success. Made about $2500 but still didn't sell my -a6 kit. Came down to almost give it away prices, but no takers. I knew the 1919a4 rage was long gone.. but damn, its still good gear.

All in all wasn't a bad experience. Only one or two know it all (guy was adamant that my 7.62x54R was Chinese made... even my Chinese wife said what was on the head stamp wasn't Chinese. Oh well.)

I guess the biggest plus is that I left without buying anything. Andi, on the other hand, managed to buy $100 worth of the shit I hate at gun shows... costume jewelry and clothes.

I am officially out of the 1919 business

The gun show was a success, but once I listed the leftover gear on 1919a4.com it sold in less than 12 hours.

Doesn't hurt that I had a pretty damn good price on the items. Hope they go to a good home.