Valkyrie Arms (Val Johnson) made them, they were expensive, didn't work, she didn't deliver in a timly fashon, and then she filed Bankruptcy.Has anyone ever made a semi auto grease gun?? This gun is coming up on my WWII list but I dont know if there are even any around. I can find full auto's but no semi's.
LOL, ok then... movin on down the listNext up M1 Carbine
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yah... i imagine even harder to find would be a Reising M50![]()
Oh, I don't know about all of them, but mine (1 of 5, we bought) still shoots fine.Has anyone ever made a semi auto grease gun?? This gun is coming up on my WWII list but I dont know if there are even any around. I can find full auto's but no semi's.
True, but an M3/M3A1 is not a tube gun. It was made from two stamped sides welded together at the seams. The Valkyrie Arms M3A1 was made from a tube with a cast aluminum lower I believe. It kinda looked like an M3A1, but was really quite different.a tube gun is a tube gun.... not that tough to build.
fair enough.True, but an M3/M3A1 is not a tube gun. It was made from two stamped sides welded together at the seams. The Valkyrie Arms M3A1 was made from a tube with a cast aluminum lower I believe. It kinda looked like an M3A1, but was really quite different.
Sure would be nice if someone would make up some stampings... I heard that some were made aftermarket years ago. Anyone here in the metal stamping business?
Whoever stamped out those HK/CETME flats could sure do it I think. No bending jig required for the M3/M3A1, just the two stampings, one left hand and one right hand.but then again, we been getting some real good jigs runing around for bending stamped stuff..
$300.00? Were you wearing a mask at the time?Az Beagle, can i get a copy of the manual in the pic?
I bought a Valk. grease gun at a show 2nd hand for $300 but the seller forgot to bring the booklette. No problems with mine either.