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With some improvements already made and more to come, its newest in a long line of makers is no stranger to maintaining quality.
An amazing 11 million Glenfield 60’s have been sold since its introduction in 1960, proving an inexpensive .22 semiautomatic rifle appeals to everyone except gun writers.
Finding a firing pin for an old Stevens single shot rifle was unsuccessful. Making one turned out to be a viable alternative.
Few things make an otherwise good gun look shabby more than buggered screw heads. Here’s how to address them.
Drilling and tapping for Weaver bases on 1896 Mausers.
Winchester M10 And Parts A customer recently brought me a Winchester Model 10 that is locked up. I have cleaned it thoroughly but it remains nonfunctional. Can you recommend a resource for a schematic so I can detail strip it? Also, I…
From Range Report (rangereport.org), tips on better serving your customers. Gunsmiths and shooting range employees can be incredible resources for product knowledge. Most have extensive training and can accurately and thoughtfully help a customer select the most appropriate firearm, ammunition and accessories…
Henry Repeating Arms brings back a favorite from the days of black and white TV.
This somewhat unusual, but very effective, method of adding rigidity to a target stock resembles endoscopic surgery in its approach, but the result is better accuracy.
the bad. So it was with an old rusted-up Jukar Spain .45 caliber black powder pistol.
Despite the modern trend to highly reliable and well designed 1911-type handguns, we still see the occasional problem in feed reliability. Some of the problem comes with the current crop of foreign-produced budget pistols. They are minimal, but everyone has to start…
If you are going to mount a scope on a 96 or other military Mauser, it is necessary to replace the original safety to provide for clearance. There are several options.
Accuracy with the .455 Webley and .45 ACP ammunition had been disappointing. Here’s how a little bit of good gunsmithing can help fix it.
High Standard Double Nine I need some help fitting anew “finger” in a High Standard Double Nine. This gadget rotates the cylinder to the next stop and I’m at a loss on getting it fitted and working. J. L. Halderson American Fall,…
Editor’s note: This editorial was written by Alan Korwin, author of Gun Laws of America (gunlaws.com). Recent events have made it painfully obvious that murderous trouble can erupt at any time and in any place. It is a clear and present danger.…
what makes it tick?
Ever have one of those rifles you’ve worked on for awhile and just can’t seem to come up with any solutions?
Removing, installing and adjustment of a Remington 700 trigger can be easy. It’s all about correct procedure and having the right tools.
There was no replacement buttplate to be had for this 130 year old shotgun, so a repair was the best option. Here’s how I repaired a Wm. R. Burkhard shotgun sent in for major stock repair.
The work horse handgun of the Department of Defense and winning choice of Production Division competition champions, here’s how to maintain the Beretta 92.
Whether it is touching up the nickel plating, gold plating shotgun triggers or plating an entire gun, this is a job that can be done in your shop.
Winchester M97 And Crack Shot I have a Winchester Model 1897, serial number 625XXX. The corner of the hammer is broken. Are these available and where can I buy one? I also need a schematic as well for disassembly as I don’t…
Why do police chiefs seems to favor gun control when most sheriffs don’t? Shults Media Relations, LLC interviewed police chiefs and sheriffs from around the country to get their thoughts and opinions on gun control and compiled a report. Here’s a summary.…
A customer brought in a Western Field SD14A that was firing when the bolt closed. I first looked in the Numrich Gun Parts Brand Cross Reference guide and did not find it listed. It wasn’t listed in Jack First Gun Parts Reference…
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