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The Walther P38 / P1 pistol
Vue en coupe de l'arme
The MAS G1 S pistol 1/2
La face droite du pistolet MAS G1 S.
The MAS G1 S pistol 2/2
The Ruger SR 9 pistol
The Springfield XD 9 pistol
The metal insert of PM HK UMP 9 mm magazine
AK 47 from the Khyber pass?
The AMT Backup II pistol
The Charter Arms revolvers
A Lebel rifle in Kabul
The Buffalo mechanism
Comparative: 8 mm / 7.65 Browning
The Sterling 302 pistol
The MAS 1892 revolver
Norinco JW 15 didactic
The MAC 35 A pistol
Category Archives: Manufacturing techniques
Simplification Through Division and the Jager Pistol
As we have seen in previous articles on the Charter Arms Undercover revolver and the AMT Backup II pistol, some designers use the principle of simplification through division to create a product. AMT uses simplification by division on the slide … Continue reading
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Winchester 94, Barrel Removal Part 2
In a previous article, we looked at how to remove the barrel from a Winchester 94 in .30-30 Winchester. You can read or re-read that article by clicking on the link below: A New Winchester 94 Disassembled I got my … Continue reading
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Investment Casting Applied to Firearm Parts Manufacturing
Investment casting is an industrial process that we have already covered in two previous articles. Applied to the firearms industry and other fields, this process makes it possible to produce near-net-shape blanks and reduce manufacturing time. You can find these … Continue reading
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