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The item on Saturday’s post. Is a 22lr cartridge adapter for a MAS 36 training rifle. This is as it looks next to a 22lr cartridge. This is with the 22lr cartridge in the adapter. Next to the rifle. In the magazine of the rifle. You can see the special feed ramp for […] This post is about one the AR-16. To say that it is rare is an understatement. The only two known rifles are in the Reed Knight collections. Mr. Knight was nice enough to allow me to take some pictures of this interesting rifle. A couple of close ups of the two different receivers. […] We have completed some more work on the new stamping dies. We changed the design from a single stamp stamping set up to a multi step process. The first step is to stamp the ribs in the sheet metal then the following die set captures the sheet metal using the ribs as a reference and […] Well the fab shop new addition is now framed up and ready for a concrete pour. With any luck I will have the concrete completed in October. This weekend is also honey-do weekend as well. The tile needed to put down in the hallway and bathroom and the new lighting installed. This […] There is a good article at the firearms blog concerning the tappet system of operation. This is the operating system used on the M-1 Carbine and on the Beretta 30 carbine rifle. Check it out. http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2014/09/19/short-history-tappet-operation/ While I am on the topic of interesting stuff on the internet. If you have not been to Impro […] More design work has been accomplish on the fluting press. Here are the latest updates on the project. This is the last major difficulty on the VG1-5 rifle. Most of the rest of the parts for the VG1-5 have been completed and have the fixtures for the bolt to upper receiver. I still have the […] This update has to do with some ammo that I just received. I had ordered a couple of cases of .410 shotgun musket ammo for the Enfield 410 shotgun from Dan’s Sporting Goods. These are some great people to deal with. It was a very pleasant experience to say the least and they will have […] 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. […] |
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