Manufactured using a new-made right sideplate, this full function Browning 1919A4 machine gun was produced by Inland Arms of Austin Texas (not to be confused with the GM Inland Division or the Inland Arms currently located in Dayton, Ohio). Originally developed by John M. Browning, variants of the 1919 would be go-to weapons for decades with the United States armed forces, being a signature weapon of both World Wars, Korea and Vietnam. Folding blade front and flip-up ladder rear sights, with military-style nomenclature on the right sideplate, ventilated barrel heat shield, and a set of smooth spade handle grips with a thumb trigger. In lieu of the standard endcap, the heat shield terminates in a double-sided threaded adapter for installing the J.C. Benjamin silencer (Item B). Included with the lot is an unmarked tripod, T&E mechanism, and a number of cloth ammo belts.

Constructed from stainless steel, about 15 inches overall with a 4 inch external diameter. The interior contains a large expansion chamber, the back half open and the front half having a ported baffle mounted around an unported tube.