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In this post we will start with the making of a miniature Gardner Gun. The very first step that Joe did was to find someone with a Gardner Gun that would allow him to study and measure it. That was no easy task but one that he prevailed at. Joe spent a number of months […] This one that my son received. It is such a useful item that I just had to post it. Not only is it a fork for Bar-B-Qing but now you can do it at night. Be sure to check out the warning on the box. To aide in the bar-b0q experience there is also a […] Last week was a really long week, most days leaving the house between 5:30 and 6:30am and not getting home until between 7 to 9 pm at night. Just shot. Saturday I went back to a guys shop that was selling some equipment off. I spent 3 hours or so there looking through boxes that […] 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. […] No post today, sorry. Got home at 9pm and left at 6:30. No time tomorrow is a new day Friday post 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 […] |
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