Whats avail in the browning m2 department?

[vettes]

Hi All, i'm a noobie so go easy on me
I currently own an M2A1 halftrack i'm restoring and am looking for guns to mount on her. Is there anyone making browning M2s or a 1919a? My other options would be to mount a real 50 cal or deact one. Last 2 options are pretty pricey. Also, located in Canada, so i assume there may be some legal issues with replicas?

Once again noobie here, so go easy on me plz!

Thanks,
Andy

[mr_nuts31]

TBH, there is such thing as an airsoft version of the M1919 model, but you have to be AV'ed for one and they're really hard to find. As for the M2s, all the ones I've are scratch built by other people

[5kull]

Originally Posted by vettes

Hi All, i'm a noobie so go easy on me
I currently own an M2A1 halftrack i'm restoring and am looking for guns to mount on her. Is there anyone making browning M2s or a 1919a? My other options would be to mount a real 50 cal or deact one. Last 2 options are pretty pricey. Also, located in Canada, so i assume there may be some legal issues with replicas?

Once again noobie here, so go easy on me plz!

Thanks,
Andy

Hi Andy, like Nuts (101st Airborne?) said you should get Age Verified to get access to the good info. All you have to do is get in touch with the person responsible for your area. If you were in Quebec city I could meet you and have you verified in a few weeks.

I have a friend who's working on a 1919 for the summer and I'm planning on building one for my field, so I might be able to help you out sometime this winter. In what province do you live?

Denis

[baker_Jeff]

There is only one manufactured airsoft Browning M1919, and unfortunately they only built 300. I have one of them .

Your only realistic options are going witha deact or resin copy.

Jeff

[Kokanee]

Or build your own;

http://www.john-tom.com/ForSale/ForSale.html#Browning

[R.I.T.Z]

Originally Posted by Kokanee

Or build your own;

http://www.john-tom.com/ForSale/ForSale.html#Browning

or free

http://killbuckets.com/pattern_master_m2.htm