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Timberline Hawk survival rifle

Not much is known about the company Timer Line Hawk. So this is as much of a history as I could gather. The registered agent of the company was John A. Mc Gerty and the filing date was March 29,1983. It was a company formed initially by four men to take over the assets of […]

September 19th, 2016 | Category: 22 single shot rifle, Friends of Gun Lab, Gun Lab, prototype rifle, prototype weapons, single shot rifles, Timberline Hawk | 6 comments

3d printer and the Remington Hepburn

A couple of years ago I bought a Remington Hepburn rifle That was in very poor condition. I happen to like this style of action and wanted to reverse engineer it and make a new rifle. Orin, a friend of gun lab, also has an interest in this rifle and making one. I bought a […]

May 24th, 2016 | Category: 22 single shot rifle, 3D printing, Friends of Gun Lab, Parts fabrication, Remington Hepburn | 10 comments

Looking at the Stevens Little Krag rifle

The little Krag rifle made by Stevens gun company is a 22 caliber boys rifle. The Krag name was chosen because the Spanish American war was still in the recent memory of most Americans. It is a simply design single shot rifle that came out in March of 1904. The rifle came with a standard […]

February 11th, 2016 | Category: 22 single shot rifle, Gun Lab, Historic weapons, single shot rifles, Stevens single shot rifle, Weapons Design | 2 comments

22 caliber boy’s rifle

I dropped by a friends house today between jobs and he had a pie of boy’s rifles that he was going through. The majority of them were single shot dropping blocks or rolling block rifles and I find those interesting, however there was one that had been gone over by someone to make what I […]

January 28th, 2016 | Category: 22 single shot rifle, Gun Lab, Gunsmithing, home made guns | 2 comments