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thank you tooth and nail, I believe I have spoken with you on the phone in the past about parts for my MKA 1919.

thanks

can you post a picture of the winchester AA ammo to use for my shotgun? I was looking at Winchester web site and there was a lot to choose from. thanls

thank you for the ammo info.

what is the best ammo to run through this rifle?

thank you, maybe I will just hang on to it and let it collect dust.

i have a pre mka 1919 that is new. Never been shot, what is it worth if I wanted to sell it. I even bought some parts to have it modified but just never got around to doing it. Just sitting in the closet with the box. thanks.

I am afraid that I will get it apart only to have trouble putting it back together again. This is my first shotgun and let's just say for the record that I am a dummy. I have lots of stupid questions to ask, that's because I know absolutely nothing about this platform.

great video, can you list the parts you used and where you purchased them from? I have a stock MKA I would love to convert. Thanks, jerry

looking to make my MKA like most of you have already, I don't really like the stock look at all. I would like to change the forearm, stock, trigger, add a muzzle brake, etc. I would like to complete this all in one transaction. There is no one in Utah who can do this for me so it looks like I will have to send my shotgun off to someone?

it is the older model. brand new, never shot. i keep looking on CSS website most every other day, maybe Santa will stop by and deliver some goodies for them to sell to me??

very nice.

I find it really funny that people say there are a lot of mods for our mka's.... the problem is that most are sold out and have been for a while. kinda disappointing to say the least. makes me wonder if I wasted my money on this shotgun knowing that I can't get everything I need for it. Tooth and Nail Armory seems to be the only supplier with some parts.Carolina Shooter Supply is a joke when it comes to getting anything.