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OOW's Heavy Counter Assault Rifle business hours: monday – friday, 7am to 5pm : web: www.ohioordnanceworks.com sales inquiries: [email protected] : general: [email protected] Ohio Ordnance Works, Inc. Preserving the Past. Engineering for the future. May 2017 v. 1: i. 1 Table of Contents OOW’s Heavy Counter ABOUT US (1) H.C.A.R. (2) Assault Rifle 1918A3-SLR BAR (3) 1918A3 Bundle (4) 1918A3 Customized Top Plates (4) M240-SLR (5) M2.50 HB Flex MG & 12.7 M2.50 HB QCB (6) Full-Auto OOW240 Configurations (7) OOW249 S.A.W. (Squad Automatic Weapon) 5.56X45MM (8) M240 Select Fire™ (9) Non-Guns For The Simulation & Training Community (9) 1919A4 Semi auto Parts & Receiver Kits (10) OOW Gear (11) Barrels (12) Links, Belts, Loaders (13) Tools (13) 1918A3 Parts (14) 1919A4 Full auto Parts (16) 1928 Watercooled Parts (19) VZ 58 Parts (19) H.C.A.R. Accessories (21) M240 - MAG 58 Parts & Accessories (22) Magazines (23) Tripods, Cradles, Mounts (24) Accessories (26) Ohio Ordnance Works, Inc. PO Box 687 Chardon, Ohio 44024 phone: 440-285-3481 fax: 440-286-8571 SEE INSIDE FOR MORE INFORMATION Ohio Ordnance Works, Inc. pg. 2 : May 2017 H.C.A.R. Now available in 16” or 20”! H.C.A.R. Heavy Counter Assault Rifle Package SKU: 3311944 $4,399.99 Financing Now Available! $4,599.99 Details We’ve combined the best of Browning’s ideas, today’s tactical considerations and accessories, and cutting edge engineering from the team here at OOW to bring you the most versatile .30-06 weapon system available today. To read more visit www.ohioordnanceworks.com REQUIRES SHIPMENT TO FFL *Shipping Restrictions for the following states: CA,NY, CT, MD, NJ and Chicago, IL Package Includes: Specifications • 16” or 20” Barrel Weight .....................................................11.75 pounds (16” Barrel); 12.5 pounds (20” Barrel) Length .....................................................38.25 in. (16” Barrel); 42.25 in. (20” Barrel) • Magpul CTR Buttstock Barrel ........................................................Chrome Moly, 4 Groove, 1/10 Twist, 5/8-24 Muzzle • Otis .30 Caliber Cleaning Kit Thread • Owner’s Manual Caliber .....................................................30-06 Action .....................................................Closed Bolt • Thread Protector Gas System .........................................Adjustable 3 Position* • (2) 30rd. H.C.A.R. Magazines* Maximum Effective Range.... 1200 m • Hard Case with Custom Cut Foam Feed System......................................30rd Detachable Magazine *The CA Package will recieve (2) 10rd mags. *The Most Robust Gas System Designed By John Moses Browning Capable of Local, state and federal restrictions apply for all other states. Withstanding Extreme High Pressure Loads business hours: monday – friday, 7am to 5pm : web: www.ohioordnanceworks.com Preserving the Past. Engineering for the future. sales inquiries: [email protected] : general: [email protected] Please visit our website to view Shipping Restrictions May 2017 : pg. 3 1918A3-SLR BAR 1918A3-SLR BAR SKU: 1918A3-02 American Walnut Stock $4,300.00 Financing Now Available! Call for Dealer Pricing Details For the last 18 years, we have taken great care in building of each rifle. The Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR) model 1918 was developed by John M. Browning in 1917. Marlin-Rockwell Corporation, Colt, and Winchester made 85,000 rifles during WWI to meet the US military Only the highest quality Ohio Ordnance original and USGI standard requirement. parts are used in its production. Ohio Ordnance Works, Inc. manufactures a semi-automatic version of The heart of the 1918A3 is the receiver made from 8620 steel casting this rifle; 1918A3 (WWII version). The only one of its kind in production that has been carburized and induction heat treated. The castings are anywhere in the world, it is manufactured with some of the original machined on state-of-the-art, CNC machining centers. Every rifle is USGI WWI and WWII parts. fully assembled, inspected, test-fired and re-inspected under the direct supervision of our master armorer. The entire manufacturing process is accomplished at our facility in Chardon, Ohio. Our team is made up of experts in the military ordnance field, some with over 40 years’ experience in the trade. REQUIRES SHIPMENT TO FFL *California/Connecticut version includes (2) 10rd. Magazines & a modified Flash Hider: $154.64 *Colorado/New Jersey version includes (2) 15rd.Magazines: $154.64 *Washington D.C., Maryland and Massachusetts version includes (2) 10rd. Magazines: $154.64 Specifications Firearm Includes: Caliber ...........................30-06 • (2) 20rd. Magazines* Finish .............................Phosphate • Web Sling Operation ..................Locked breech, gas operated with three position regulator. Semi- • Bipod automatic, closed bolt, hammer fired. Two position selector lever • Carrying Handle Feed Mechanism ..20rd., staggered column, detachable box type magazine • Flash Hider Weight Empty ........19.4 pounds • Bolt Hold Open Device Length Overall .......47.8 inches with flash hider • Cleaning Kit Barrel .............................Four grooves with a right hand twist of one turn in 10 inches • Manual Barrel Length ..........24 inches • 1918A3 Magnet Sights ............................Leaf type rear sight with open U-notch battle sight and peep • Field Stripping and Cleaning aperture adjustable for windage and elevation from 100 to 1500 DVD yards; reverse ramp type front sight blade with protective hood *Local, state and federal restrictions apply business hours: monday – friday, 7am to 5pm : web: www.ohioordnanceworks.com Ohio Ordnance Works, Inc. pg. 4 : May 2017 1918A3 BUNDLE 1918A3 Bundle SKU: 1918A3 BUNDLE Financing Now Available! REQUIRES SHIPMENT TO FFL *California/Connecticut version includes (2) 10rd. Magazines & a modified Flash Hider: $154.64 *Colorado/New Jersey version includes (2) 15rd. Magazines: $154.64 *Washington D.C., Maryland and Massachusetts version includes (2) 10rd. Magazines: $154.64 Call for Dealer Pricing $4,897.97 Package Includes: • Walnut 1918A3-SLR • Bolt Hold Open Device • Membership Site Access for • (2) 20rd. Magazines* • Cleaning Kit Video Tutorials • Web Sling • Manual • Certificate for Inspections and • Bipod • Custom Cut Pelican Case Re-Park • Carrying Handle • 1918A3-SLR Maintenance Kit • Field Stripping and Cleaning • Flash Hider • (2) 30rd. Magazines* DVD 1918A3 CUSTOMIZED TOP PLATES Choose one of these New Customized Top Plates when you purchase your 1918A3 SLR. Top Plates are not sold separately from gun. Installing of a top plate takes place during assembly of the firearm. 101st Airborne Screaming Eagle Coast Guard Top Plate Ohio Ordnance Works Top Plate SKU: 6019653-06 Top Plate SKU: 6019653-12 $98.18 SKU: 6019653-07 $98.18 New Manufacture $98.18 New Manufacture New Manufacture Don’t Tread On Me Top Air Force Top Plate Plate Ohio Pennant Top Plate SKU: 6019653-3 SKU: 6019653-09 SKU: 6019653-11 $98.18 $98.18 $98.18 New Manufacture New Manufacture New Manufacture American Flag Top Plate Navy Top Plate POW-MIA Top Plate SKU: 6019653-10 SKU: 6019653-4 SKU: 6019653-08 $98.18 $98.18 $98.18 New Manufacture New Manufacture New Manufacture Army Top Plate NRA Top Plate USMC Top Plate SKU: 6019653-05 SKU: 6019653-2 SKU: 6019653-1 $98.18 $98.18 $98.18 New Manufacture New Manufacture New Manufacture business hours: monday – friday, 7am to 5pm : web: www.ohioordnanceworks.com Preserving the Past. Engineering for the future. sales inquiries: [email protected] : general: [email protected] Please visit our website to view Shipping Restrictions May 2017 : pg. 5 M240-SLR M240-SLR SKU: 12976814-SLR $13,917.53 Financing Now Available! Call for Dealer Pricing Details Ohio Ordnance Works, Inc. (OOW) is pleased to offer our unique, re-engineered, belt-fed, semi-automatic version of the M240 machine gun. Delivering up to minute-of-angle (MOA) accuracy, high capacity, and proven durability, this weapon is ideal for situations which require highly accurate, sustained, controlled fire. The M240-SLR is dimensionally identical to the M240, and is able to integrate into any M240 mounting system. The most noticeable difference between the M240-SLR and the M240 machine gun is that the SLR fires from a closed bolt. Many of the internal parts of the firearm have been redesigned, introducing an entirely new breed of M240. The bolt and trigger groups are new and not interchangeable with the original M240. These new internal parts are all manufactured by OOW at our ISO certified facility where we are able to ensure that quality meets our stringent standards. While the internal mechanism of the firearm has been redesigned, we’ve kept it simple. The M240-SLR requires only two tools to break it down. All other actions such as barrel changing, loading, feed cover functions, etc. remain the same as the original M240. In field tests, using match ammunition, a randomly chosen weapon easily produced minute-of-angle (1”) groups at 100 yards! In both single and rapid fire (400 rpm) tests, absolutely no malfunctions were experienced with the gun...a true testament to its superb engineering. Firearm Includes: • Ruptured Cartridge Case • Sling with Hook Assembly Extractor • Regulator Scraper • Crew Served Weapons Tool • Plastic Lubricant • Disassembly Tool Specifications • Needle Nose Pliers • M240 Custom Fitted Hard Case Caliber ..........................7.62 x 51mm • Brass Hammer • 2,500 M13 Links Finish .............................Phosphate • Spanner Wrench • M240 Cleaning Kit Operation ..................Closed Bolt, Semi-Automatic
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