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Here at Gun Lab we do a fair amount of reverse engineering, most of what we like to make have no drawings. However when there are drawings or solid models available we will use them. With this said I have found that most of what is available on the internet or in books is just […] This is the op rod for the MP-44. It is a combination of the gas piston and the bolt carrier. The bolt carrier provides the cam surface for the bolt to lock and unlock the bolt from the trunnion.
[…] A friend of mine dropped me an e-mail wanting to know if I had drawings for the trunnion of a MP-44 and being a fanatic on engineered drawings I said yes. These are the same drawings that are all over the internet and they are wrong. So I decided to set down and make a […] This is the receiver block from a MP-44 (STG-44). The first picture are from “Collector Grade Publications” book “Sturmgewehr”. I highly recommend this book. If you are a student of weapons or military history this book is a must in your collection. Here is a picture of the bolt in the machined receiver. […] The answer to the mystery part is an MP-44 sear . Here is a picture of the component parts and how it sets in the rifles fire control mechanism. It is hard to get a good picture of it in the rifle as you can only see the top of the part. Thanks to […] |
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