Strout Family Firearms

03/06/2026

John Young , here is one you can relate to

02/12/2026

Strout Family Fi****ms just completed this build for a customer. We love the wood stock contrast with the parkerized steel. This kit is from the early 1960's with a new barrel and receiver.

01/31/2026

We haven't posted in a while but have been busy. We built two of these HK-21's that gave us fits. The original barrels that were in the kits were made by an after market company. Unfortunately, none of them worked. We pulled our hair out trying to find out why we couldn't get them to run. We eventually found some surplus barrels made by HK. As soon as they were installed, the guns came to life.

01/01/2026

20 rounds in 6 seconds, $.80/round, $160 per minute, Smiling ear to ear - Priceless

This is a kit that we just finished building at Strout Family Fi****ms. If you need help with a project please let us help.

10/26/2025

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We built this MG-42 about six years ago. It came in with smashed up and completely missing receiver sections. We had to fabricate the entire trunnion section from scratch. We are once again fortunate to have the customer trust us to develop a force reset/ super safety for it. We can't wait for the challenge.

10/02/2025

Slow Motion Video of the MP40 being test fired.

10/02/2025

Here are some still photos of the MP40 and M3A1 Grease Gun we just built. Preserving these WW2 classics is one of the best parts of our business .

10/01/2025

We love history and love having customers that let us work on historical items.

#0 Full Auto test firing of WW2 classics

07/10/2025

We completed another BREN this week. This one is a Mark III. It is the lightest weight version of the BREN. We love British made fi****ms and the BREN is probably our favorite.

07/10/2025

Here is the finished SG-43. After test firing in full auto we neutered to fire from closed bolt semi auto. We used a "Rust Bluing " technic to protect the metal surfaces. The build was challenging do to the thickness of the receiver. Welding had to be perform slowly with multiple stress relieving steeps to prevent warping.

06/09/2025

This video is of a PPS-43c that we converted from 7.62x25mm to 9mm NATO. Government restrictions on importing ammo from "Non-NATO" countries made converting this to the readily available 9mm NATO a true cost savings for the customer

#0 Test Firing a Full Auto SG-32