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More progress has been made on the fluting press. We have most of the mechanical components made. I will be starting the hydraulics and digital read out soon. A couple of views of the fluting machine mounted. Close up of the tool holder. Still a little work to be done to this The adjustable […] In this segment we are going to discuss rifles that were converted from one caliber to another to allow them to be used by the country that captured them or to convert them for training. I first got interested in this after reading about the Cuban revolution and the weapons that they used.This first segment […] I am a little late posting this, just did not have time last week. My friend Mac from Texas was up for about a week so a great deal got accomplished that needed to be dome. Mac is a great welder and fabricator and he was used and abused in that fashion. The first and […] This is the locking device and recoil spring guide for the 7.63×25 Howard Francis carbine. There is only one prototype that is known to have been made in late 1943. It uses a No.1 Mk3. receiver and was converted to a semi-automatic magazine fed carbine. A black and write photo of the complete rifle. […] Today’s post is going back to the Gardner Gun. These are a series of manuals for both the Pratt& Whitney and the British/Dutch manuals.
Pratt & Whitney Gardner Gun Manual Dutch Gardner manuals British Gardner manual (b/w) British 2-barrel Gardner manuals (1886 & 1894) British 1-barrel and 5-barrel Gardner manuals […] This magazine is the shorten version for the silenced Chinese sub machine gun. This is a look at the larger magazine that was issued with this weapon. This is the Sub machine gun. This is the special 7.62×25 cartridge that was used with this weapon. […] |
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