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After we built the first prototype VG1-5 I just did not like the style and shape of the trigger guard. It caused problems with the location and operation of the trigger and just did not look like the original rifle. A part of the building process is to make necessary changes when it is required. […] With the parts coming back from the heat treating company on Friday it was time to get busy getting them finished. This is how they look after heat treating. This is the safety. And this is the bolt hold open. The first step was to run them through the tumbler to remove the majority of […] I just locate a series of videos that were made concerning making the 1917 Enfield rifle and Browning machine gun. There is no sound as the age of when they were made precludes that. There is however a lot of information in the videos concerning making weapons. I enjoy studying how weapons have been made […] Last week Ian from Forgotten Weapons stopped by the house to borrow some equipment for an up coming video and he brought me a surprise. He had won at auction some Chinese pistols and had a few extras. So some horse trading perused. For some strange reason I just had to have this early Chinese […] Looking for G-43 fire control parts. Hammer,trigger,sear. This is for one of the projects we are working on. A friend of Gun Lab has helped out with this. Thanks In my list of want to do build projects building an original FAL is on the top. The very first FAL ever built was in 7.92×33 and was slightly different then the current FAL that we know today.
This rifle is missing and all that is left of it are the pictures you see […] Rick from http://ar180s.com/ dropped by yesterday and spent a few hours at Gun Lab. It was a nice visit. We both got to show off projects that we have been working on. I was able to get an up close look at his shorty project and his machined out of tubing AR-180 upper. Nice work. […] An interesting question was brought up by Rick at http://ar180s.com/ a while back about making new AR-180B upper receivers. The actual receiver is not much of a problem however the trunnion is. The expense of making a new trunnion would be cost prohibitive so a different solution had to be found. In this case the […] This last weekend was a busy one, like most weekends here. On the list of projects that had to be completed was get the parts ready for heat treating. This meant bead blasting all the parts going to heat treat. Not a weekend of fun and frolic. Thousands of parts needed to be cleaned and […] |
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