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July 2007

July 2007 cover — Gunsmith Magazine, The American Gunsmith Archive

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7 articles · 28 pages

Page 5

Anti-Gunners: Sneaky, But Not Stupid

Lately, the anti-gunners have been lining up behind “microstamping,” a process patented by New Hampshire-based ID Dynamics. Does the Brady Bunch like this technology because it would help to put criminals behind bars? No, they like it because…

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Pages 6–10

Disassembly and Reassembly Of the Savage Milano Shotgun

Before we could tell you the right way to take down this over/ under we had to wait months for “The Factory Guy” to figure it out and pass the process on to us.

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Pages 11–12

Make a Trigger-Assembly Tool For the Winchester Model 12

This simple shop-made tool not only helps make a tricky job easier, it can ensure that the trigger parts don’t get damaged when putting them back in place in the action.

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Pages 13–14

The Gunsmith’s Shop: What Will It Cost?

Owning a business is a dream for many Americans, but there are many things to be considered before opening your own gunsmithing shop.

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Pages 15–20

Add an Adjustment Screw To the Ruger MKII’s Trigger

With some gunsmithing and a few pennies’ worth of parts, this rifle can be modified to produce a lighter yet safe trigger, with a crisp let-off and a controlled pull weight.

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Pages 21–23

Working the Remington Double Derringer

With over 150,000 in circulation, one of these little pocket pistols is sure to find its way across your bench from time to time.

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Pages 24–26

Reader Forum

Great Western Arms Revolver I have a single-action revolver in my shop that has “Great Western Arms” written across the top of the barrel and uses .45 Long Colt ammo. It’s a single-action revolver. The problem is that…

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In This Collection

  1. Anti-Gunners: Sneaky, But Not Stupid p. 2
  2. Disassembly and Reassembly Of the Savage Milano Shotgun pp. 3-7
  3. Make a Trigger-Assembly Tool For the Winchester Model 12 pp. 8-9
  4. The Gunsmith’s Shop: What Will It Cost? pp. 10-13
  5. Add an Adjustment Screw To the Ruger MKII’s Trigger pp. 14-18
  6. Working the Remington Double Derringer pp. 19-21
  7. Reader Forum pp. 22-24
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