Just hickok45 shootin' his Ohio Ordnance BAR (VIDEO)
Credit where credit’s due, this particular BAR belongs to Tennessee Gun Country and is on loan to hickok45. It is not an original BAR but a semi-automatic replica, a new-manufacture BAR by Ohio Ordnance.
Ohio Ordnance makes some real dream guns.
You can get a complete BAR model 1918A3 SLR bundle for a little under $5,000 from Ohio Ordnance or just the rifle for $4,300. While much of the components are new Ohio Ordnance uses World War II-era part where acceptable and when available.
These are the best way to get your hands on a military classic. Ohio Ordnance also offers parts kits and other military rifles in semi-automatic configurations and a few full-auto guns, too.
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