Introduced in 1996, the Ohio Ordnance 1918A3 uses a combination of a new-made receiver and GI-surplus components to make a semi-automatic closed bolt copy of the signature Browning Automatic Rifle. Blade front and folding ladder rear sights, with a hand adjustable gas port, "NE-7/(bomb)/4-45" barrel, folding bipod, 2-position safety and left-side cocking knob. The top of the receiver bears the model and caliber markings, with the "CHARDON, OH" address over the patent and four-digit serial number. Smooth walnut forearm and buttstock, with a carry handle and a steel buttplate with flip-up shoulder rest. Included with the lot are nine extra magazines, cleaning tools, and a tan canvas "L.C.C." rifleman's belt, dated "11-18" with a set of "42" dated suspenders.