The fourth member of the quartet is the slightly smaller BKOC Commander-sized pistol. Auto-Ordnance A1 WWII Parkerized, Semi-automatic, ACP, AO PKZSE,7+1 The BKO, by Auto-Ordnance, is an series GI 45 that looks good on the outside and still clocks in for work at the range. Unlike some producers of guns marketed as GI s, the roll marks on the Auto-Ordnance gun are refreshingly understated and subtle. It has a mix of the features you would expect to find on either the or the A1 version, that is, scalloped frame near the trigger (A1), a “long”. The gun is completely parkerized in a grayish color just.
Original 1911a1 PartsĪt first glance, the Auto Ordnance BKO appears to be a mil-spec A1 pistol. It's the WW-II parkerized A1 look alike version. I'm looking at the Auto Ordnance model PKZSE. The low-profile sights feature a blade front sight and a rear. Auto-Ordnance A1 ACP Pistol Review - Firearms Newsīarrel lengths are offered in the original 5”, and the Commander length ”. The grasping grooves slant slightly toward. The Auto Ordnance BKO's slide has grasping grooves at the rear only and a smooth, rounded top. It is no wonder that the average price of a ACP pistol has put this weapon out of the reach of many buyers. My A1 Kahr built Thompson along with the A1 with some old Automatic rounds. Auto-Ordnance A1 WWII Parkerized reviewed. More than reminiscent of WWII issuethis gun is a spot on. Shooting the Auto Ordnance WWII Parkerized is like stepping back in time. Let's do a little “perception versus reality.” That big cocked hammer scares a lot of people, but the truth is that the with its hammer.
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