GunLab (KnownHost) » auctions https://gunlab.net Adventures in gun building! Fri, 03 Apr 2026 17:06:41 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=4.1.41 Cut away weapons https://gunlab.net/cut-away-weapons/ https://gunlab.net/cut-away-weapons/#comments Mon, 01 Aug 2016 08:00:11 +0000 http://gunlab.net/?p=6325 By now most of you that come to this site know that I have a thing about cut away weapons. They are a great tool in understand how weapons work and in my case allow me to see the functioning of the guns that we make. I own a number of cut away weapons and [...]]]> By now most of you that come to this site know that I have a thing about cut away weapons. They are a great tool in understand how weapons work and in my case allow me to see the functioning of the guns that we make.  I own a number of cut away weapons and have photograph a number of other ones as well. As I am always on the look out for them I thought I would share some of them that are currently available at the Cowan Auction house.

To begin there is a Enfield cut away rifle, lot 195,  http://www.cowanauctions.com/lot/cutaway-lee-enfield-rifle-186031/

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Next are a couple of Glock cut away pistols lots 503 and 504. The first is a Glock 17. http://www.cowanauctions.com/lot/cutaway-glock-17-semi-automatic-pistol-184589/

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The next is a Glock 19. http://www.cowanauctions.com/lot/cutaway-glock-19-semi-automatic-pistol-184603/

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And the last one they have is a Tokarev pistol. Lot 583. http://www.cowanauctions.com/lot/cutaway-russian-tokarev-semi-automatic-pistol-184451/

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184451_1If you have an opportunity you should stop by there site and check them out.

 

]]> https://gunlab.net/cut-away-weapons/feed/ 0 weekend road trip first stop https://gunlab.net/weekend-road-trip-first-stop/ https://gunlab.net/weekend-road-trip-first-stop/#comments Tue, 24 Feb 2015 08:00:12 +0000 http://gunlab.net/?p=2761 My wife and I started a weekend trip to pick up a new piece of equipment for the machine shop and on the way there we did a quick stop at Reata Pass Auctions to look at the new items they had for the up coming auction.

This is not a normal type of [...]]]> My wife and I started a weekend trip to pick up a new piece of equipment for the machine shop and on the way there we did a quick stop at Reata Pass Auctions to look at the new items they had for the up coming auction.

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This is not a normal type of post for me as Ian at forgotten weapons generally does auction posts. However there were a number of interesting items in the up coming auction that I thought would show you a few of them. It seems that a collector of WW2 rifles has decided to put his collection up for sale. There was a very good representation of French rifles, but the one that caught my attention  was a MAS 34. This is a Bethier converted to 7.5 French.

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Another military rifle that was interesting was the 98/40 with bayonet.

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A close up to look at the markings.

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One that caught mt attention was the pin fire pepper box pistol. I really like odd and unusual and this fits the bill.

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And as I have a thing for the Martini-Henry rifle I was excited to see a target model of a small action 22lr rifle. This is a nice shooter piece.

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The one I really would like to buy but have no money for is the miniature 22 Gatling gun.

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DSC_4331csIf you have a chance stop by and have a look, they are real nice people. There catalog is on line and with over 1000 weapons there is something to check out http://reatapassauctions.com/.

A quick look at the flyer.

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