Rifle receiver hi-res stock photography and images - Page 2

Blue thread locking solution in a rifle receiver hole used to hold a riflescope base Stock Photo

RF2K1C310–Blue thread locking solution in a rifle receiver hole used to hold a riflescope base

Bolt action rifle receiver and bolt with a rail on top Stock Photo

RF2D9G4DH–Bolt action rifle receiver and bolt with a rail on top

Ruger No' 1 Falling Block/Lever Action Rifle. (30-06 Calibre) Stock Photo

RMB2XDFB–Ruger No' 1 Falling Block/Lever Action Rifle. (30-06 Calibre)

Carbine with belt-fed upper receiver that convert AR-15 or M16 from a standard, magazine rifle to light machine gun. Isolated on a white background Stock Photo

RF2PH7HXD–Carbine with belt-fed upper receiver that convert AR-15 or M16 from a standard, magazine rifle to light machine gun. Isolated on a white background

Smith and Wesson M&P15 Rifle Stock Photo

RMM19F01–Smith and Wesson M&P15 Rifle

AR15 lower receiver iand buffer spring. Bottom half of a modern assault rifle. Isolate on white background. Stock Photo

RF2TBW1FJ–AR15 lower receiver iand buffer spring. Bottom half of a modern assault rifle. Isolate on white background.

Old soviet russian rifle mosin nagant model 91 38. model 91 cossack receiver with m44 rear sight m 1944 stock and hand guard. rifle with 91 receiver Stock Photo

RF2JW8T4C–Old soviet russian rifle mosin nagant model 91 38. model 91 cossack receiver with m44 rear sight m 1944 stock and hand guard. rifle with 91 receiver

300 Blackout AR rifle upper receiver in a vise on a working table at a gun shop in California, blurred rifles in the background Stock Photo

RF2E36C2B–300 Blackout AR rifle upper receiver in a vise on a working table at a gun shop in California, blurred rifles in the background

RF2RGTJDX–AR15 lower receiver iand buffer spring. Bottom half of a modern assault rifle. Isolate on white background.

Best Warrior competitors receive their Defense Advanced GPS Receiver, (DAGR) the military's satellite positioning system, a map, compass, protractor as part of their day and night land navigation course of the Best Warrior competition. The 36 U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers from the 412th and 416th Theater Engineer Commands met at Fort McCoy, Wis., April 25-29 to represent their command in the 2015 Combined TEC Best Warrior Competition. One noncommissioned officer and one enlisted from each command will compete at the next level, the U.S. Army Reserve Command competition May 3. (U.S. Army photo by Stock Photo

RMHEPBPH–Best Warrior competitors receive their Defense Advanced GPS Receiver, (DAGR) the military's satellite positioning system, a map, compass, protractor as part of their day and night land navigation course of the Best Warrior competition. The 36 U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers from the 412th and 416th Theater Engineer Commands met at Fort McCoy, Wis., April 25-29 to represent their command in the 2015 Combined TEC Best Warrior Competition. One noncommissioned officer and one enlisted from each command will compete at the next level, the U.S. Army Reserve Command competition May 3. (U.S. Army photo by

U.S. Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Kelly R. Keating, a small arms technician with the Armory, Service Company, Headquarters and Service Battalion, inspects a M16A4 rifle at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, Calif., Oct. 25, 2016. Keating ensured that the upper receiver of each rifle was returned in a serviceable condition. Stock Photo

RMR4E386–U.S. Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Kelly R. Keating, a small arms technician with the Armory, Service Company, Headquarters and Service Battalion, inspects a M16A4 rifle at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, Calif., Oct. 25, 2016. Keating ensured that the upper receiver of each rifle was returned in a serviceable condition.

A scope rifle 98 k, Mauser, with high top-hinged mount and scope Dialytan, cal. 8 x 57, no. 42064d. Matching numbers. Mirror-like bore. Code on receiver head covered by front mount base, but various acceptance marks eagle/'135'. According to serial number manufactured after 1944 at Mauser-Werke AG, Oberndorf. Sheet steel-stamped magazine plate. Original finish, partially thin and somewhat spotted. Dark laminated stock without external number, not taken apart. Complete with strapping, pitted cleaning rod and front sight guard. Mounted with high to, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available Stock Photo

RMT7XW8T–A scope rifle 98 k, Mauser, with high top-hinged mount and scope Dialytan, cal. 8 x 57, no. 42064d. Matching numbers. Mirror-like bore. Code on receiver head covered by front mount base, but various acceptance marks eagle/'135'. According to serial number manufactured after 1944 at Mauser-Werke AG, Oberndorf. Sheet steel-stamped magazine plate. Original finish, partially thin and somewhat spotted. Dark laminated stock without external number, not taken apart. Complete with strapping, pitted cleaning rod and front sight guard. Mounted with high to, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available

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A repeating rifle Mauser Mod. 98, engraved 'Mit Waidmannsheil/Hermann Göring' Cal..243 Win, no. 114870. Manufactured circa 1933/34. Contemporary proof mark on action and lock. Barrel, action and lock with proof mark 1972, Federal Republic of Germany. Stock with chequering. Adjustable cheek-piece. German hair trigger. Additional safety above trigger on left-hand side. On left side of action inscribed 'Mauser-Werke A.G. Oberndorf A/N'. Mauser barrel on receiver head. Magazine plate cover engraved 'Mit Waidmannsheil', underneath facsimile signature , Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available Stock Photo

RMTBB38E–A repeating rifle Mauser Mod. 98, engraved 'Mit Waidmannsheil/Hermann Göring' Cal..243 Win, no. 114870. Manufactured circa 1933/34. Contemporary proof mark on action and lock. Barrel, action and lock with proof mark 1972, Federal Republic of Germany. Stock with chequering. Adjustable cheek-piece. German hair trigger. Additional safety above trigger on left-hand side. On left side of action inscribed 'Mauser-Werke A.G. Oberndorf A/N'. Mauser barrel on receiver head. Magazine plate cover engraved 'Mit Waidmannsheil', underneath facsimile signature , Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available

RMTBB382–A repeating rifle Mauser Mod. 98, engraved 'Mit Waidmannsheil/Hermann Göring' Cal..243 Win, no. 114870. Manufactured circa 1933/34. Contemporary proof mark on action and lock. Barrel, action and lock with proof mark 1972, Federal Republic of Germany. Stock with chequering. Adjustable cheek-piece. German hair trigger. Additional safety above trigger on left-hand side. On left side of action inscribed 'Mauser-Werke A.G. Oberndorf A/N'. Mauser barrel on receiver head. Magazine plate cover engraved 'Mit Waidmannsheil', underneath facsimile signature , Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available

Bolt action rifle receiver with a rail on top for optic mounting Stock Photo

RF2CDPB7W–Bolt action rifle receiver with a rail on top for optic mounting

RMTBB381–A repeating rifle Mauser Mod. 98, engraved 'Mit Waidmannsheil/Hermann Göring' Cal..243 Win, no. 114870. Manufactured circa 1933/34. Contemporary proof mark on action and lock. Barrel, action and lock with proof mark 1972, Federal Republic of Germany. Stock with chequering. Adjustable cheek-piece. German hair trigger. Additional safety above trigger on left-hand side. On left side of action inscribed 'Mauser-Werke A.G. Oberndorf A/N'. Mauser barrel on receiver head. Magazine plate cover engraved 'Mit Waidmannsheil', underneath facsimile signature , Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available

Safety selector on a modern rifle receiver that is in the safe position. Stock Photo

RF2TDP2JF–Safety selector on a modern rifle receiver that is in the safe position.

An antitank grenade rifle 39 with modification kit Panzerbüchse Cal. 7.9 mm propelling cartridge 318 (cartouche), no. 8641. Main parts with matching numbers. Barrel length 590 mm, total length 123.5 cm. Single-man weapon. On receiver marked 'Gr.B. 39/8641/bnz/1941'. Various acceptance marks eagle/'WaA 623'. Barrel coded 'bnz/40/BÖ 136', discharger marked 'Gr.B. 39/ch'. Components: barrel with discharger and grip. Receiver with shoulder support, breech lock, ejector, safety and grip frame. Sighting mechanism. Long bipod, similar to MG 20th century, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available Stock Photo

RMT8MT5T–An antitank grenade rifle 39 with modification kit Panzerbüchse Cal. 7.9 mm propelling cartridge 318 (cartouche), no. 8641. Main parts with matching numbers. Barrel length 590 mm, total length 123.5 cm. Single-man weapon. On receiver marked 'Gr.B. 39/8641/bnz/1941'. Various acceptance marks eagle/'WaA 623'. Barrel coded 'bnz/40/BÖ 136', discharger marked 'Gr.B. 39/ch'. Components: barrel with discharger and grip. Receiver with shoulder support, breech lock, ejector, safety and grip frame. Sighting mechanism. Long bipod, similar to MG 20th century, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available

Scope base being tightened onto the back of a bolt action rifle receiver Stock Photo

RF2DCH2T8–Scope base being tightened onto the back of a bolt action rifle receiver

RMB2YD7R–Ruger No' 1 Falling Block/Lever Action Rifle. (30-06 Calibre)

Bolt action rifle receiver side view of the rail on top for mounting a magnified optic for long-distance shots. Stock Photo

RF2T9FAR3–Bolt action rifle receiver side view of the rail on top for mounting a magnified optic for long-distance shots.

RMM2673J–Smith and Wesson M&P15 Rifle

Hole in the front of a rifle feeder in which ammunition feeds Stock Photo

RFH778FP–Hole in the front of a rifle feeder in which ammunition feeds

Ruger American Rifle with Vortex Scope Stock Photo

RM2E4TARJ–Ruger American Rifle with Vortex Scope

RF2HPTWFE–Old soviet russian rifle mosin nagant model 91 38. model 91 cossack receiver with m44 rear sight m 1944 stock and hand guard. rifle with 91 receiver

RMKDT2HY–Smith and Wesson M&P15 Rifle

RF2E36BWT–300 Blackout AR rifle upper receiver in a vise on a working table at a gun shop in California, blurred rifles in the background

RF2RGTJDF–AR15 lower receiver iand buffer spring. Bottom half of a modern assault rifle. Isolate on white background.

RF2PPDW54–Carbine with belt-fed upper receiver that convert AR-15 or M16 from a standard, magazine rifle to light machine gun. Isolated on a white background

Best Warrior competitor Pfc. Derek Johnson, 412th Theater Engineer Command Soldier, from Pleasant Garden, N.C., function checks his Defense Advanced GPS Receiver (DAGR), the military's satellite positioning system, before doing the day and night land navigation course portion of the 2015 Combined TECs' Best Warrior Competition. The 36 U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers from the 412th and 416th TECs met at Fort McCoy, Wis., April 25 to 29 to represent their command in the competition. One noncommissioned officer and one junior enlisted Soldier from each command will compete at the next level: the U.S. Stock Photo

RMHEPBPF–Best Warrior competitor Pfc. Derek Johnson, 412th Theater Engineer Command Soldier, from Pleasant Garden, N.C., function checks his Defense Advanced GPS Receiver (DAGR), the military's satellite positioning system, before doing the day and night land navigation course portion of the 2015 Combined TECs' Best Warrior Competition. The 36 U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers from the 412th and 416th TECs met at Fort McCoy, Wis., April 25 to 29 to represent their command in the competition. One noncommissioned officer and one junior enlisted Soldier from each command will compete at the next level: the U.S.

LCpl. Jacob Cooper, Victorville, Calif., a 2111 Armorer with Headquarters and Support Bn., Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, examines the condition of the lower receiver of an M16A4 rifle during a pre-fire inspection Jan 8, 2018. Prior to an upcoming event or range, limited technical inspections and pre-fire inspections are conducted, ensuring that each weapon is fully operational and cleared for use. (U.S. Marine Corps Stock Photo

RMM080TC–LCpl. Jacob Cooper, Victorville, Calif., a 2111 Armorer with Headquarters and Support Bn., Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, examines the condition of the lower receiver of an M16A4 rifle during a pre-fire inspection Jan 8, 2018. Prior to an upcoming event or range, limited technical inspections and pre-fire inspections are conducted, ensuring that each weapon is fully operational and cleared for use. (U.S. Marine Corps

U.S. Navy HN William Guzmanlanzot, 23, from Manhattan, New York, cleans the lower receiver of his M16-A2 service rifle at the 22 area armory as part of monthly weapon maintenance on Camp Pendleton, Calif., April 3, 2018. Monthly service rifle maintenance ensures weapons are ready and able to be used at a moments notice. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Lukas Kalinauskas) Stock Photo

RMMC5DBD–U.S. Navy HN William Guzmanlanzot, 23, from Manhattan, New York, cleans the lower receiver of his M16-A2 service rifle at the 22 area armory as part of monthly weapon maintenance on Camp Pendleton, Calif., April 3, 2018. Monthly service rifle maintenance ensures weapons are ready and able to be used at a moments notice. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Lukas Kalinauskas)

. Rod and gun . see was the cowmooses head and long ears—which tomy excited vision, seemed to be abouttwo feet long; the head looking overthe l)ushes seemed to be about ten feetfrom the ground. Instantly my trusty Winchester was tomy shoulder and my eye peepingthrough the Lyman receiver sight cen-tered on her ladyships forehead, be-fore I realized that we are not permittedto shoot cow moose. It was. however,a narrow escape for her. I low^eredmy rifle with disgust, while Arthur,standing a few feet to my right, whis-pered to me that the bull was standingbehind the cow. He wanted me to havethe ho Stock Photo

RM2CDJHPH–. Rod and gun . see was the cowmooses head and long ears—which tomy excited vision, seemed to be abouttwo feet long; the head looking overthe l)ushes seemed to be about ten feetfrom the ground. Instantly my trusty Winchester was tomy shoulder and my eye peepingthrough the Lyman receiver sight cen-tered on her ladyships forehead, be-fore I realized that we are not permittedto shoot cow moose. It was. however,a narrow escape for her. I low^eredmy rifle with disgust, while Arthur,standing a few feet to my right, whis-pered to me that the bull was standingbehind the cow. He wanted me to havethe ho

RMP1H6AR–U.S. Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Kelly R. Keating, a small arms technician with the Armory, Service Company, Headquarters and Service Battalion, inspects a M16A4 rifle at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, Calif., Oct. 25, 2016. Keating ensured that the upper receiver of each rifle was returned in a serviceable condition. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Robert G. Gavaldon)

RMMBTDNX–LCpl. Jacob Cooper, Victorville, Calif., a 2111 Armorer with Headquarters and Support Bn., Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, examines the condition of the lower receiver of an M16A4 rifle during a pre-fire inspection Jan 8, 2018. Prior to an upcoming event or range, limited technical inspections and pre-fire inspections are conducted, ensuring that each weapon is fully operational and cleared for use. (U.S. Marine Corps Photo by LCpl. Dylan Chagnon)

RMT8MT5P–An antitank grenade rifle 39 with modification kit Panzerbüchse Cal. 7.9 mm propelling cartridge 318 (cartouche), no. 8641. Main parts with matching numbers. Barrel length 590 mm, total length 123.5 cm. Single-man weapon. On receiver marked 'Gr.B. 39/8641/bnz/1941'. Various acceptance marks eagle/'WaA 623'. Barrel coded 'bnz/40/BÖ 136', discharger marked 'Gr.B. 39/ch'. Components: barrel with discharger and grip. Receiver with shoulder support, breech lock, ejector, safety and grip frame. Sighting mechanism. Long bipod, similar to MG 20th century, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available

Receiver and barrel on a semi automatic rifle isolated on white Stock Photo

RFH7360J–Receiver and barrel on a semi automatic rifle isolated on white

Receiver on a bolt action rifle that has its bolt removed Stock Photo

RF2DCH2R9–Receiver on a bolt action rifle that has its bolt removed

Smith and Wesson M&P15 Rifle with Galati Rifle Bag Stock Photo

RMKDT2HR–Smith and Wesson M&P15 Rifle with Galati Rifle Bag

Smith & Wesson Assault Rifle Model M&P-15 Stock Photo

RMFWC6C9–Smith & Wesson Assault Rifle Model M&P-15

RF2RGTJDG–AR15 lower receiver iand buffer spring. Bottom half of a modern assault rifle. Isolate on white background.

RMPK086J–Smith and Wesson M&P15

RF2N9TBFA–Carbine with belt-fed upper receiver that convert AR-15 or M16 from a standard, magazine rifle to light machine gun. Isolated on a white background

RMMK24PG–Fulton Armory AR15

RF2KENA0M–Carbine with belt-fed upper receiver that convert AR-15 or M16 from a standard, magazine rifle to light machine gun. Isolated on a white background

RMTTDCY4–AR15 with safety on

LCpl. Jacob Cooper, Victorville, Calif., a 2111 Armorer with Headquarters and Support Bn., Marine Corps Installations – West, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, inserts the hammer back into the lower receiver of an M16A4 rifle during a pre-fire inspection Jan 8, 2018. Prior to an upcoming event or range, limited technical inspections and pre-fire inspections are conducted, ensuring that each weapon is fully operational and cleared for use. (U.S. Marine Corps Stock Photo

RMM080XB–LCpl. Jacob Cooper, Victorville, Calif., a 2111 Armorer with Headquarters and Support Bn., Marine Corps Installations – West, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, inserts the hammer back into the lower receiver of an M16A4 rifle during a pre-fire inspection Jan 8, 2018. Prior to an upcoming event or range, limited technical inspections and pre-fire inspections are conducted, ensuring that each weapon is fully operational and cleared for use. (U.S. Marine Corps

RMMBTDN8–LCpl. Jacob Cooper, Victorville, Calif., a 2111 Armorer with Headquarters and Support Bn., Marine Corps Installations – West, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, inserts the hammer back into the lower receiver of an M16A4 rifle during a pre-fire inspection Jan 8, 2018. Prior to an upcoming event or range, limited technical inspections and pre-fire inspections are conducted, ensuring that each weapon is fully operational and cleared for use. (U.S. Marine Corps Photo by LCpl. Dylan Chagnon)

RMT8MT5R–An antitank grenade rifle 39 with modification kit Panzerbüchse Cal. 7.9 mm propelling cartridge 318 (cartouche), no. 8641. Main parts with matching numbers. Barrel length 590 mm, total length 123.5 cm. Single-man weapon. On receiver marked 'Gr.B. 39/8641/bnz/1941'. Various acceptance marks eagle/'WaA 623'. Barrel coded 'bnz/40/BÖ 136', discharger marked 'Gr.B. 39/ch'. Components: barrel with discharger and grip. Receiver with shoulder support, breech lock, ejector, safety and grip frame. Sighting mechanism. Long bipod, similar to MG 20th century, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available

A New Zealand soldier, with Task Group Taji, shows Iraqi soldiers attending the Junior Leaders Course, the lower receiver of an M16 rifle during M16 familiarization training at Camp Taji, Iraq, March 29, 2016. M16 familiarization training allows the Iraqi soldiers to understand the mechanics and operation of their weapons. Training at the building partner capacity sites is an integral part of Combined Joint Task Force – Operation Inherent Resolve’s multinational effort to train Iraqi Security Force personnel to defeat the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Kalie Jon Stock Photo

RMPAEHK8–A New Zealand soldier, with Task Group Taji, shows Iraqi soldiers attending the Junior Leaders Course, the lower receiver of an M16 rifle during M16 familiarization training at Camp Taji, Iraq, March 29, 2016. M16 familiarization training allows the Iraqi soldiers to understand the mechanics and operation of their weapons. Training at the building partner capacity sites is an integral part of Combined Joint Task Force – Operation Inherent Resolve’s multinational effort to train Iraqi Security Force personnel to defeat the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Kalie Jon

A granade rifle 39, Cal. 7.9 mm propelling cartridge 318 sm KH (cartridge case), no. 8278. Main parts matching-numbered. Barrel length 59 cm, total length 123 cm. On receiver marked 'Gr.B.39 / 8278 / bnz / 40', various acceptance marks eagle/WaA624. Barrel coded 'bnz / 40 / Bö 136', discharger marked 'Gr.B.39 / ch', each with different acceptance marks. Main parts: Barrel with discharger and handle, receiver with leather-cushioned shoulder support, breech, ejector, safety, grip frame with black Bakelite grip panels, sights and extended bipod of M, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available Stock Photo

RMTATYA0–A granade rifle 39, Cal. 7.9 mm propelling cartridge 318 sm KH (cartridge case), no. 8278. Main parts matching-numbered. Barrel length 59 cm, total length 123 cm. On receiver marked 'Gr.B.39 / 8278 / bnz / 40', various acceptance marks eagle/WaA624. Barrel coded 'bnz / 40 / Bö 136', discharger marked 'Gr.B.39 / ch', each with different acceptance marks. Main parts: Barrel with discharger and handle, receiver with leather-cushioned shoulder support, breech, ejector, safety, grip frame with black Bakelite grip panels, sights and extended bipod of M, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available

RM2CDG0BH–. Rod and gun . LYMAN PATENT RECEIVER SIGHT =- --^ FOR - WINCHESTER AUTOMATIC RIFLE IVfodel 1903. No. 45 Price $3.50With Cup DUc $3.75 Aperture is fitted with peep, and is also tJireadedfor Disc. The graduated scale on slide and method of elevat-ing permit very close adjustment. Send for catalogue. THE LYMAN GUN SIGHT C0RP0R4TI0N Middlefield, Ct., U. S. A. I M.R.M. SHOT Helpsgood shooting Take precautions and specifyfor this brand with over 30years reputation for beinguniform, round and true to size. THE Montreal Rolling Mills Co. MONTREAL 1253 ROD AND GUX IX CANADA The fonowinj are the scores

The Sapper Stakes 2015 team from the 348th Engineer Company (Route Clearance) out of Kansas City, Mo., wait for one of their Soldiers to check a Defense Advanced GPS Receiver to ensure they are heading in the correct direction during the land navigation portion of the competition Aug. 30. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Debralee Best) Stock Photo

RMPEJFTG–The Sapper Stakes 2015 team from the 348th Engineer Company (Route Clearance) out of Kansas City, Mo., wait for one of their Soldiers to check a Defense Advanced GPS Receiver to ensure they are heading in the correct direction during the land navigation portion of the competition Aug. 30. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Debralee Best)

Receiver on a bolt action rifle that has had its bolt removed Stock Photo

RF2DH9N05–Receiver on a bolt action rifle that has had its bolt removed

Upper and lower receiver separating in an assault rifle on white Stock Photo

RF2K2Y5YC–Upper and lower receiver separating in an assault rifle on white

Receiver and scope rail on a bolt action rifle isolated on white Stock Photo

RF2K1YC28–Receiver and scope rail on a bolt action rifle isolated on white

RF2RGTJDR–AR15 lower receiver iand buffer spring. Bottom half of a modern assault rifle. Isolate on white background.

Isolated lever action rifle and receiver that is color casehardened mounted on a wood stock and isolated. Stock Photo

RF2WPAJKN–Isolated lever action rifle and receiver that is color casehardened mounted on a wood stock and isolated.

RF2NGYFFJ–Carbine with belt-fed upper receiver that convert AR-15 or M16 from a standard, magazine rifle to light machine gun. Isolated on a white background

RMTTDCNJ–AR15 with safety on

Machinegun from carbine with belt-fed upper receiver that convert AR-15 or M16 from a standard, magazine rifle to light machine gun. Isolated on a whi Stock Photo

RF2R4K6E8–Machinegun from carbine with belt-fed upper receiver that convert AR-15 or M16 from a standard, magazine rifle to light machine gun. Isolated on a whi

RMG5P5PN–Fulton Armory FAR-15

RFMW3KE9–cartridge in the receiver

Smith & Wesson AR 15 Field Stripped Stock Photo

RMG644NF–Smith & Wesson AR 15 Field Stripped

RMTATYA1–A granade rifle 39, Cal. 7.9 mm propelling cartridge 318 sm KH (cartridge case), no. 8278. Main parts matching-numbered. Barrel length 59 cm, total length 123 cm. On receiver marked 'Gr.B.39 / 8278 / bnz / 40', various acceptance marks eagle/WaA624. Barrel coded 'bnz / 40 / Bö 136', discharger marked 'Gr.B.39 / ch', each with different acceptance marks. Main parts: Barrel with discharger and handle, receiver with leather-cushioned shoulder support, breech, ejector, safety, grip frame with black Bakelite grip panels, sights and extended bipod of M, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available

. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. 22 Caliber Automatic Rifle Name over all the good points of other makes of .22 caliber recoil-operated rifles, and you mention only a few of the many that can be claimed for the Winchester .22 Automatic. Others are: real beauty of outline; a handsome and clean receiver (having no pins, screws or unsightly protruding parts); a reliable, strong and sure Winchester action; and the accurate Winchester shooting qualities. The Winchester .22 Automatic was the first and is the best rifle of this type and caliber on the marketâproven so by use in the hands of thousands Stock Photo

RMRH5C4E–. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. 22 Caliber Automatic Rifle Name over all the good points of other makes of .22 caliber recoil-operated rifles, and you mention only a few of the many that can be claimed for the Winchester .22 Automatic. Others are: real beauty of outline; a handsome and clean receiver (having no pins, screws or unsightly protruding parts); a reliable, strong and sure Winchester action; and the accurate Winchester shooting qualities. The Winchester .22 Automatic was the first and is the best rifle of this type and caliber on the marketâproven so by use in the hands of thousands

A needle-fire rifle, German, circa 1860, Round barrel with rifled bore in 10 mm calibre with adjustable sights. Florally engraved receiver with silver-inlaid tendril decor, marked in silver 'PATENTIERT' and numbered '7' at the breech. German set trigger. Exquisitely carved walnut full stock with en suite engraved and silver-inlaid iron furniture. Iron ramrod. Rifle manufactured at a high-quality standard. Length 125 cm. historic, historical 19th century, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available Stock Photo

RMTAT1NX–A needle-fire rifle, German, circa 1860, Round barrel with rifled bore in 10 mm calibre with adjustable sights. Florally engraved receiver with silver-inlaid tendril decor, marked in silver 'PATENTIERT' and numbered '7' at the breech. German set trigger. Exquisitely carved walnut full stock with en suite engraved and silver-inlaid iron furniture. Iron ramrod. Rifle manufactured at a high-quality standard. Length 125 cm. historic, historical 19th century, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available

U.S. Army Reserve Sgt. Michael Dipaola, combat engineer, 680th Engineer Company out of Webster, N.Y., inputs coordinates in a Defense Advanced GPS Receiver before his team moves to find their points during the land navigation portion of Sapper Stakes 2015 at Fort Chaffee, Ark., Aug. 30. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Debralee Best) Stock Photo

RMPEJFTE–U.S. Army Reserve Sgt. Michael Dipaola, combat engineer, 680th Engineer Company out of Webster, N.Y., inputs coordinates in a Defense Advanced GPS Receiver before his team moves to find their points during the land navigation portion of Sapper Stakes 2015 at Fort Chaffee, Ark., Aug. 30. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Debralee Best)

RMTAT1NT–A needle-fire rifle, German, circa 1860, Round barrel with rifled bore in 10 mm calibre with adjustable sights. Florally engraved receiver with silver-inlaid tendril decor, marked in silver 'PATENTIERT' and numbered '7' at the breech. German set trigger. Exquisitely carved walnut full stock with en suite engraved and silver-inlaid iron furniture. Iron ramrod. Rifle manufactured at a high-quality standard. Length 125 cm. historic, historical 19th century, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available

A pin-fire trial rifle, on the basis of the infantry rifle M 1822. Smooth bore in calibre 17 mm. Smooth, converted lock with acceptance stamp. Full walnut stock with iron mounting. Massive receiver with loading lever in front of trigger guard. Iron ramrod (not belonging?). Iron parts cleaned and minimally pitty in places, stock with light marks of use, crack under the barrel. Length 135 cm. Interesting attempt to design a field-efficient breech loader. Erwerbsscheinpflichtig. historic, historical, 19th century, firearm, fire arm, gun, fire arms, , Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available Stock Photo

RMT3FY1Y–A pin-fire trial rifle, on the basis of the infantry rifle M 1822. Smooth bore in calibre 17 mm. Smooth, converted lock with acceptance stamp. Full walnut stock with iron mounting. Massive receiver with loading lever in front of trigger guard. Iron ramrod (not belonging?). Iron parts cleaned and minimally pitty in places, stock with light marks of use, crack under the barrel. Length 135 cm. Interesting attempt to design a field-efficient breech loader. Erwerbsscheinpflichtig. historic, historical, 19th century, firearm, fire arm, gun, fire arms, , Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available

RF2RGTJDK–AR15 lower receiver iand buffer spring. Bottom half of a modern assault rifle. Isolate on white background.

Isolated lever and receiver on a lever action rifle that are color casehardened on a wood stock. Stock Photo

RF2WTCJWR–Isolated lever and receiver on a lever action rifle that are color casehardened on a wood stock.

Spare interchangeable barrel for automatic carbine. Isolate on a white background. Stock Photo

RF2JN0RA8–Spare interchangeable barrel for automatic carbine. Isolate on a white background.

Modern sporting rifle buffer weight with the upper receiver end closest isolated in a studio shot. Stock Photo

RF2WXA96N–Modern sporting rifle buffer weight with the upper receiver end closest isolated in a studio shot.

Trigger on a rifle that has a receiver made of polymer Stock Photo

RFHTHCY4–Trigger on a rifle that has a receiver made of polymer

Takedown pins on an AR-15 receiver isolated on white Stock Photo

RFR7FEXR–Takedown pins on an AR-15 receiver isolated on white

RMG644P1–Smith & Wesson AR 15 Field Stripped

RFMW3KE3–cartridge in the receiver

RMRH5C46–. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. 22 Caliber Automatic Rifle Name over all the good points of other makes of .22 caliber recoil-operated rifles, and you mention only a few of the many that can be claimed for the Winchester .22 Automatic. Others are: real beauty of outline; a handsome and clean receiver (having no pins, screws or unsightly protruding parts); a reliable, strong and sure Winchester action; and the accurate Winchester shooting qualities. The Winchester .22 Automatic was the first and is the best rifle of this type and caliber on the marketâproven so by use in the hands of thousands

RMT3FY2X–A pin-fire trial rifle, on the basis of the infantry rifle M 1822. Smooth bore in calibre 17 mm. Smooth, converted lock with acceptance stamp. Full walnut stock with iron mounting. Massive receiver with loading lever in front of trigger guard. Iron ramrod (not belonging?). Iron parts cleaned and minimally pitty in places, stock with light marks of use, crack under the barrel. Length 135 cm. Interesting attempt to design a field-efficient breech loader. Erwerbsscheinpflichtig. historic, historical, 19th century, firearm, fire arm, gun, fire arms, , Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available

RF2JW7HAM–Spare interchangeable barrel for automatic carbine. Isolate on a white background.

Assault rifle with bronze colored receiver isolated on white Stock Photo

RFR7FE71–Assault rifle with bronze colored receiver isolated on white

RFMW3KE4–cartridge in the receiver

. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. great 22 Caliber Automatic Rifle Name over all the good points of other makes of .22. caliber recoil-operated rifles, and you mention only a few of the many that can be claimed for the Winchester .22 Automatic. Others are: real beauty of outline; a handsome and clean receiver (having no pins, screws or unsightly protruding parts); a reliable, strong and sure Winchester action; and the accurate Winchester shooting qualities. The Winchester .22 Automatic was the first and is the best rifle of this type and caliber on the market—proven so by use in the hands of th Stock Photo

RMRH5C98–. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. great 22 Caliber Automatic Rifle Name over all the good points of other makes of .22. caliber recoil-operated rifles, and you mention only a few of the many that can be claimed for the Winchester .22 Automatic. Others are: real beauty of outline; a handsome and clean receiver (having no pins, screws or unsightly protruding parts); a reliable, strong and sure Winchester action; and the accurate Winchester shooting qualities. The Winchester .22 Automatic was the first and is the best rifle of this type and caliber on the market—proven so by use in the hands of th

RMT3FY2D–A pin-fire trial rifle, on the basis of the infantry rifle M 1822. Smooth bore in calibre 17 mm. Smooth, converted lock with acceptance stamp. Full walnut stock with iron mounting. Massive receiver with loading lever in front of trigger guard. Iron ramrod (not belonging?). Iron parts cleaned and minimally pitty in places, stock with light marks of use, crack under the barrel. Length 135 cm. Interesting attempt to design a field-efficient breech loader. Erwerbsscheinpflichtig. historic, historical, 19th century, firearm, fire arm, gun, fire arms, , Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available

An over-and-under rifle/shotgun combination with Zeiss scope, Hauptmann in Ferlach, circa 1965, 16/70 and 7 x 65R cal., no. 231150. Mirror-like bores, most minimal usage marks only, inscription: 'BÖHLER ANTINIT NG' and on rib marked 'Karl Hauptmann-Ferlach', 1965 Ferlach proof mark, length 60 cm. Kersten lock and double barrel hook locking, Dural receiver with side plates, double set trigger, slide safety on the tang, richly engraved with game scenes and ornamental décor. Nicely shaped walnut hog-back stock, Bavarian cheek, Scottish chequering an, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available Stock Photo

RMT3FRJD–An over-and-under rifle/shotgun combination with Zeiss scope, Hauptmann in Ferlach, circa 1965, 16/70 and 7 x 65R cal., no. 231150. Mirror-like bores, most minimal usage marks only, inscription: 'BÖHLER ANTINIT NG' and on rib marked 'Karl Hauptmann-Ferlach', 1965 Ferlach proof mark, length 60 cm. Kersten lock and double barrel hook locking, Dural receiver with side plates, double set trigger, slide safety on the tang, richly engraved with game scenes and ornamental décor. Nicely shaped walnut hog-back stock, Bavarian cheek, Scottish chequering an, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available

RF2JN0RA6–Spare interchangeable barrel for automatic carbine. Isolate on a white background.

RFR7FEG2–Assault rifle with bronze colored receiver isolated on white

Trigger and receiver of a rifle isolated on a white background Stock Photo

RF2GG2BJM–Trigger and receiver of a rifle isolated on a white background

RFMW3KE1–cartridge in the receiver

Bolt and bolt carrier in the receiver of a semi automatic rifle Stock Photo

RMH8G5HD–Bolt and bolt carrier in the receiver of a semi automatic rifle

cartridge in the hand gun receiver Stock Photo

RF2CRRH82–cartridge in the hand gun receiver

RMRH5W2H–. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. great 22 Caliber Automatic Rifle Name over all the good points of other makes of .22. caliber recoil-operated rifles, and you mention only a few of the many that can be claimed for the Winchester .22 Automatic. Others are: real beauty of outline; a handsome and clean receiver (having no pins, screws or unsightly protruding parts); a reliable, strong and sure Winchester action; and the accurate Winchester shooting qualities. The Winchester .22 Automatic was the first and is the best rifle of this type and caliber on the market—proven so by use in the hands of th

RMT3FRK6–An over-and-under rifle/shotgun combination with Zeiss scope, Hauptmann in Ferlach, circa 1965, 16/70 and 7 x 65R cal., no. 231150. Mirror-like bores, most minimal usage marks only, inscription: 'BÖHLER ANTINIT NG' and on rib marked 'Karl Hauptmann-Ferlach', 1965 Ferlach proof mark, length 60 cm. Kersten lock and double barrel hook locking, Dural receiver with side plates, double set trigger, slide safety on the tang, richly engraved with game scenes and ornamental décor. Nicely shaped walnut hog-back stock, Bavarian cheek, Scottish chequering an, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available