"Hollywood" M-16 Blank Adapter (BFA) for M16 / AR15 Rifles. These are "Hollywood" BFAs and cannot be seen when installed. Simply remove the flash hider and drop in the adapter with the narrow end facing the out towards the end of the flash hider and the broad end against the base of the muzzle. Blank adapters are machined from cold rolled 1018 steel for durability. Priced per BFA. We make three different sizes for these blank adapters: USGI blanks and Euro NATO surplus are the weakest blanks and use the smallest aperture. LAM blanks are a "mid-grade" blank with a loud retort, but not as loud and not as much flash as the Swanson Hot blanks. SWANSON HOT blanks are the loudest / strongest blanks on the market. USGI - for M200/M200A1 blanks (0.080) LAM - for Atlantic Wall "LAM" mid-power blanks (0.125) HOT - for Swanson's Motion Picture Blanks (0.175) CHECK FIRED BRASS FOR DAMAGE. IF THE BRASS IS MANGLED, THE APERTURE IS TOO TIGHT AND NEEDS TO BE OPENED. IF YOU ARE UNSURE, ASK THE MANUFACTURER OF YOUR BLANKS WHAT SIZE HOLE HE RECOMMENDS! FAILURE TO USE THE CORRECT DIAMETER HOLE CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY AND / OR DAMAGE TO YOUR RIFLE! Learn More

"Hollywood" M-14 Blank Adapter (BFA) for M14 / M1A Rifles. These are "Hollywood" BFAs and cannot be seen when installed. Simply loosen the set screw on the front of the site base, remove the castle nut, remove the flashider, inset the adapter into the flashider (narrow end out) and reassemble. Priced per BFA, flashider not included. Blank adapters are machined from cold rolled 1018 steel for durability. All of our M14 BFA's come with the "starter" stock aperture size of 0.110 which should work in most rifles with the weaker Austrian L31A1 blanks. It will also work as a pilot hole to drill them out for more powerful blank loads (primarily European military .308 blanks or USGI Blanks). It is important to note that even though they use same nomenclature designation, there can be a difference in power based on country of origin. For example, British Radway Green L31A1 blanks (head stamp RG) are hotter than Austrian L31A1 (head stamp HP). For most blanks, you will need to enlarge the hole. Below are some rough guidelines for sizes that we have found to work. This is very important! Guidelines for Drilling Out Blank Adapters: Swanson (.187) USGI Blanks (.171) Radway L31A1 Blanks (.136) Austrian L31A1 Blanks (.110) *These sizes work in both semi and full auto in a USGI H&R M14. They may take some tweaking for your rifle. Speak with the manufacturer of your blanks to get a ballpark starting range! This information is included as a guide. We are not responsible for damaged weapons or body parts! CHECK FIRED BRASS FOR DAMAGE. IF THE BRASS IS MANGLED, THE APERTURE IS TOO TIGHT AND NEEDS TO BE OPENED. IF YOU ARE UNSURE, ASK THE MANUFACTURER OF YOUR BLANKS WHAT SIZE HOLE HE RECOMMENDS! FAILURE TO USE THE CORRECT DIAMETER HOLE CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY AND / OR DAMAGE TO YOUR RIFLE Learn More

Standard issue "Shoulder Holster" for the M-1911 pistols (will also fit the Beretta M9 series) . Commonly seen in use by aviators, tankers, etc. These holsters are in new condition and made by government contractors. They are not import copies. Holsters are complete with NSN codes, etc. Learn More

Standard issue "Hip Holster" for the M-1911 and M-1911A1 pistols. These holsters are genuine military contract holsters. Holster manufacturer on back may vary depending on availability, but they are all marked and have the government contract number. These are all "real" USGI holsters. Hard to find real holsters and you can't beat the quality! Holsters are in unissued condition. Because these are New Old Stock, you need to exercise care when first opening the holster. The leather is tight and dry and if you just pull on the flap, you WILL pull out the male press stud and ruin the holster. You need to gently work the flap the first couple of times and it is even better if you condition the leather and then use care opening. Once they have been used, there is no problem. Learn More

Standard issue "Hip Holster" for military / police revolvers .38 revolvers. These holsters are quality, new made reproductions. Holster flap closure has a lift the dot closure and GI contract manufacturer information stamped on back as well as a 1966 DSA. This style of holster has become harder to come by and now there are some quality reproductions for field use. Learn More

M60 Spare Barrel Bag. These were used to carry a spare barrel / bipod for the M60 along with change mitt, tool, etc. Overall very good plus to excellent used condition, the bag does not have any holes or tears and all zippers work. Colors and markings may vary slightly as they are an issued item. Bag includes a General Purpose (GP) strap added for a carry strap. Learn More

Bandoleer Re-Pack Kit, M-14. Repack kit consists of one 6 pocket cotton bandoleer, 6 cardboard inserts, 12 stripper clips, and a magazine charger. This is the standard repack kit for 7.62 ammunition for the M-14 Rifle. M14 Repack parts have gotten extremely scarce. Learn More

This is a USGI tripod cover for .30 cal machine guns. Covers will protect the tripod head and pintle while extending partly down the legs. Cover will work with a WWII M2 Tripod (for 1919's) and the Vietnam era M122 ( for use with the M60). Covers are heavy OD Green canvas with aluminum zipper. They are in unissued condition. The outer paper wrappers are dated 1973 and are torn from storage, but the covers are fine. Learn More

Chi-Com SKS Sling. These are original 1960's vintage, military surplus Chinese Type 56 SKS slings designed for use on the SKS Rifle (they can also be used on an AK). This style sling features leather tabs at both ends of the sling. These are older, harder to find 1960's brownish color. Learn More

AK-47 Blank Firing Adapter (BFA). These are BFA's for the AK-47 in 7.62x39. BFA is predrilled to work with many surplus blanks / guns, however some rifles / blank combinations require more gas pressure. Styles vary based on availability, but all can be made to work with just about any surplus style AK rifle with a threaded barrel. The smooth body BFA have an opening of .250, the fully knurled tend to run about .205 and the smooth with knurled top around .180. If you have difficulties with a BFA, you can place a thin washer with a smaller hole (it must have a hole to relieve back pressure) inside the BFA before installing. Changing washers / disks gives you the ability to fine tune your rifle. As a starting point, try .180 as this should make any riifle work. If the brass is hevily deformed, work up to a .205 hole and see if it will still cycle without deforming the brass. Most rifles will work best in this range. To install, simply remove the muzzle device currently on your AK and thread on. Overall condition is excellent used. The style may vary slightly based on country of manufacture and availability. BFA's can easily be painted. Price is per piece. Currently we have the smooth body with the .250 starting hole. Learn More