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These are the factory set of head space gauges for the AR-10 rifle from Holland.
The set with some of the gauges removed The markings on the chamber gauge as marked on the block as well. Just a couple of pictures to show the rifle. […] In keeping with the M-1 Garand posts here and at The firearms Blog, http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2014/12/16/making-m1-garand/. I though I would provide a couple of pictures of what the receiver looked like after it was forged and with the flashing cut off. First the side views. Now the top view. Finally the bottom view. The amount of […] I have a thing about the AR-16. I remember reading about it when I was a great deal younger. It is a 308 rifle built using a sheet metal receiver, some what like an AR-180. In fact it is the AR-180 father. Here is a quick picture of the only two know to exist anymore.Both […]
This is a bolt and bolt carrier from a Chinese bull pup assault rifle. qbz-95 […] I am not sure what to call this rifle. It started out as a Czech model 52 rifle in 7.62×45 with a 10 round magazine. Now it is a 7.62×39 carbine that uses ak-47 magazines and drums. It was a blast to shoot and handle. Here are some pictures of it. The first few pictures […] Not much work was accomplished as the time was spent at the SAR show. We had a little shoot on Wednesday prior to the show and then set up on Thursday. The shoot was fun,as to be expected, and the show went very well. The VG1-5 went over real well with about 30% of the […] The weapon is parkarized and the wood work is complete. We will be showing it off at the SAR show this weekend. Anyone interested should contact Greg at Allegheny Arsenal he will be handling the sales, it is just easier for me. I will be posting pictures tomorrow, I was busy having fun at a […] In Part two of the Gardner Gun we are going discuss the 2 barrel Gardner Gun in depth and go over the differences between the English model and the American model, the Pratt and Whitney. Looking at the different patents filed by W. Gardner and E .G .Parkhurst in the years of 1879, 1880, 1881 […] |
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