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What is it Saturday 3-21-15

March 21st, 2015 | Category: Gun Lab, Historic weapons, What is it Saturday | 9 comments

Friday Video 3-20-15

I had to work late last night and I am back at it early today. Here is a video put out by the British Government on the making of the Sterling Sub machine gun.

March 20th, 2015 | Category: British weapons., Gun Lab, Historic weapons, Sterling SMG | One comment

Cut Away rifle SA-80

I do love looking and photographing cut away weapons. The amount of information that is gathered in a good cut away is amazing. I hope you enjoy this one.

When I was taking the pictures I was focusing on a particular part. That is […]

March 19th, 2015 | Category: British weapons., cut away weapons, Gun Lab, Historic weapons, SA-80, Uncategorized | 3 comments

Archive Photo.

This is another in a series of pictures that I took over 20 years ago. I had and still have a thing about artillery I have always wanted a piece of artillery of my own but never seem to have the funds available when they came up for sale. So for now I will just […]

March 17th, 2015 | Category: Archive photo's, artillery, Gun Lab, Historic weapons | 3 comments

Sunday Answer 3-15-15

This is the bolt that you looked at yesterday.

The ring on the back is to cock the bolt.

You can see where the hammer travels through the bolt and strikes the firing pin. This rifle fires from a closed bolt.

It goes to the Beretta model 1918/30 carbine in 9mm Glisenti. […]

March 15th, 2015 | Category: 9mm Galisenti, Beretta model 1918/30 carbine, Digital photography, Historic weapons, Italian weapons, sunday answer | 5 comments

What is it Saturday 3-14-15

March 14th, 2015 | Category: Historic weapons, Parts, What is it Saturday | 9 comments

Solid model on the AR-16 rifle

In my off time, work has been completed on the AR-16 upper receiver right side. In case you don’t remember this rifle it is a 308 predecessor of the AR-180. Only 4 were made and of those only 2 are known to exist. I had the opportunity to photograph one a while back at the […]

March 13th, 2015 | Category: AR-16, Gun Lab, Historic weapons, Parts, solid modeling, Weapons Design | 14 comments

Archive Photo’s 3-12

I shot these pictures while at Woolwick at the Rotunda. It was an absolutely great museum. It has since been closed down and replaced with a typical diorama walk through everything behind glass museum. In its day it was a place where you could study some small arms, but mostly artillery up close. I spent […]

March 12th, 2015 | Category: Archive photo's, clock gun, engineering design, Historic weapons, home made guns, Museums, Uncategorized, Weapons Design | Leave a comment

VG1-5 update

It has been a while since we have chatted about the VG1-5 so I thought an update was in order. All the individual parts have been made and the first non-firing copy was made. This last weekend we finished a testing example to try and determine if any problems exist. We looked at everything from […]

March 9th, 2015 | Category: 7.92x33 kurtz, engineering design, gun proofing, Historic weapons, home made guns, Uncategorized, VG1-5, weekend update | 9 comments

Cut away L1A1.

It was brought to my attention,by one of my favorite blogs, that I was a little lacking on my cut away post of the FAL. I am sorry as I knew that some where I had a few more photos. It took a while to locate them but here they are to help anyone with […]

March 7th, 2015 | Category: British weapons., cut away weapons, FN-FAL, Historic weapons, L1A1, Weapons Design | 3 comments
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