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Sunday Answer 2-22-15 a day late
The bolt goes to a Cei-Rigotti rifle I had the opportunity to study one close up. And I got some great measurements. Never enough pictures or measurements. Here are pictures of the rifle. bolt removed....
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Sunday answer 3-1-15
The pictures from Saturday. This is a bolt carrier for a Farquhar-Hill rifle. This bolt is from a drum type rifle. Here are a few pictures of it. Rear sight Gas system Front of the drum Top of the...
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Sunday Answer 3-15-15
This is the bolt that you looked at yesterday. The ring on the back is to cock the bolt. You can see where the hammer travels through the bolt and strikes the firing pin. This rifle fires from a closed...
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Sunday Answer 3-28-15
The bolt and bolt carrier shown in Saturdays post. Comes from an 8×57 Dror machine gun. Here are a few picture of this weapon. One of the unique items about this LMG is the open bolt operation while on...
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Sunday answer 4-12-15
Sorry for the late answer to this Saturday what is it. It is the brreechblock from a Sauer & Sohn model 1930 pistol. This is a copy from NRA firearms assembly 2, A book you should have in your...
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Sunday answer 5-10-15
What you are looking at is the spigot stem to a “Bigot”. For those of you not familiar with this weapon it is a dart firing adapter for a 1911 pistol. The front of the shaft showing the tip of the...
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Sunday Answer 5-17-15
The pictures from yesterday’s post. Are from a AR-180B rifle. This part is the bolt hold open device. You can see the difference between the AR-180B and the AR-180 with this next picture. With The...
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Sunday Answer 10-4-15
Okay had enough on this what is it Saturday. It was a tough one. A friend of Gun Lab sent this to me to add to my reference library. It is an early rear sight aperture spring for the very first...
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Sunday answer 5-21-17
The answer is that it is a low light front sight for a Lewis light machine gun. One of my favorite machine guns. The Lewis machine gun. The front sight of a Lewis machine gun It clamps around the front...
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Sunday Answer 7-9-17
The drum that I showed on Saturday. Belongs to the McClean machine gun. This is the weapon that the Lewis light machine gun is based upon. This is the machine gun it went to. The drum next to the...
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