Italian Replica Firearms
Companies from Italy have produced numerous replicas of famous firearms from the 1800s. Here’s how the Italians won the West.
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Companies from Italy have produced numerous replicas of famous firearms from the 1800s. Here’s how the Italians won the West.
Gunsmithing the Savage 167 pump action shotgun.
Barrel treatments can improve accuracy but are not a guaranteed cure. Here’s the chilling truth about cryogenic barrel treatment and fluting.
Important and common things to check when working on revolvers.
Working .22 Rifles I read RK Campbell’s “Working .22 Rifles” in the June 2016 issue with keen interest as I am an avid restorer of .22 rifles. I have been coaching youth Hunter Skills teams under a program similar to the NRA…
Breakthrough Clean Technologies (BreakThroughClean.com) offers a line of firearm cleaning products made from a distillation process that are environmentally friendly, non-toxic, and virtually odorless. Unlike many harshsmelling cleaners, solvents, and lubricants, Breakthrough’s line are clear, easier on the skin, and don’t smell…
auto pistols and derringers.
As a former military armorer, I was in a position to conduct many studies on the AR-15. Meticulous record keeping helped. I have passed along many of the results of my research in these pages and they helped cut average group sizes…
A few simple modifications any gun owner can perform will make a better gun out of the Hi-Power.
How to prepare the Remington pump-action rifle for the hunt.
Restoration of a long-neglected English classic. Here’s the details of how classic gun makers achieve their much sought after stock finishes.
Yes, I have sheet brass jaws that I hammered in place but they always seem to get beat up. Aluminum angle is much less expensive than heavy brass or copper. Note you’ll need to mill the inside radius so the inserts fit…
How Legendary Hunters Shaped America
Purchases of inexpensive firearms will continue for as long as there are non-wealthy gun owners. Such guns will probably need service eventually if the owner wants to keep it running. I’ve had a variety of Jimenez handguns in my shop and this…
Most semi-automatic firearms lock the bolt or slide to the rear on the last shot. Here we’ll discuss what to do with an AR-15 that doesn’t.
How to feed your Mauser a “Swift” diet.
Converting John Garand’s self-loading rifle to a potent medium bore cartridge. Here’s how to sporterize a World War II battlefield classic.
A badly-repaired shotgun tests whether restoration or replacement might be the best approach.
Working a classic lever action rimfire rifle.
Article Error I believe there is an error in the article, “Correct Handgun Sight Adjustment” in the May 2016 issue. On page 18 in the Adjusting Sights section, the author mentions filing the front sight in order to move the point of…
Impressum Media, publishers of the Firearms Guide DVD-based gun guide series, has made this resource a subscription-based online service. FirearmsGuide.com is a researchable, globally-accessible database of firearms, air guns, and ammunition for industry professionals and enthusiasts. The Guide offers complex search functionality…
While the P9R looks like a Hi-Power clone on the outside, this Hungarian-made pistol is anything but on the inside.
Determining ideal loading maximizes ammunition effectiveness.
opportunities and challenges.
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