And in it was another box.

But then when it was open you could see that there was plastic wrapped goodies.

Then like magic when the wrapping came off you could see something very interesting. First one.

Then another.

And when all [...]]]> A little while back a very interesting box showed up at the house.

And in it was another box.

But then when it was open you could see that there was plastic wrapped goodies.

Then like magic when the wrapping came off you could see something very interesting. First one.

Then another.

And when all the bundles of plastic were open there were 9.

They are setting at home in the gun room until John decides what and where he wants me to send them, in April.

There is even the ultra rare sniper version.

More to come.

Right and left side views of the rifle.

Close up of the left side of the receiver.

Bottom view of the [...]]]> If you have had the opportunity to read collector grade publication the last ditch rifles are brought up in there. This guest post write up is about the Ermawerke carbine in 7.92×33 kurtz.

Right and left side views of the rifle.

Close up of the left side of the receiver.

Bottom view of the receiver showing the added safety.

another close up of the safety.

Many thanks to John and Dave for sharing this rare rifle

John , a friend of gun lab, just [...]]]> During the last days of WW2 the Germans made a variety of weapons for the Volkssturm. The Ermawerke is one that has been in a number of books but no one has ever touched one. This is the general write up of that weapon.

John , a friend of gun lab, just sent us an information package of a limited made reproduction being produced.

Right side view

Left side view

A couple of close up pictures of the safety and trigger guard.

Close up of the markings.