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November 2021
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7 articles · 30 pages
Page 5
Mill Right CNC
Mill Right CNC specializes in desktop CNC and tabletop CNC machines at affordable prices. Made in the United States, Mill Right CNC machines can mill wood, plastics, printed circuit boards, aluminum, brass, carbon fiber, and many other materials.…
Pages 6–11
Taming HK G3 Recoil
How to prevent or fix excess recoil in Heckler & Koch Gewehr 3 pattern rifles.
Pages 12–15
Shotgun Fitting
Fitting the shotgun to a shooter. An overview of how a master gunsmith molds a shotgun to a customer.
Pages 16–18
Gunsmith Surprises
Some surprises in my recent gunsmith work. The first occurred during a 1911 beavertail installation and the second from an unexpected source of new and useful tools for my bench.
Pages 19–21
The Gunsmith’s Gun Shop
Sales can be a great way to increase revenue for your gunsmithing business, but only if you’re smart about it. Here are some tips on managing retail sales of items in your shop.
Pages 22–26
Deleting Smith & Wesson Locks
The product of recent work performed with a focus on practical safety issue. Here’s how to remove the factory Internal Locking System on Smith & Wesson revolvers and why you might want to.
Pages 27–28
Reader Forum
Joe Carlos AR-15 Update I am finishing up an article tentatively titled “AR-15 Muzzle Attachments” but before I can finish it I have to fire test groups on the machine rest with these devices. Unfortunately, the range is…
In This Collection
- MillRight CNC p. 2
- Taming HK G3 Recoil pp. 3-8
- Shotgun Fitting pp. 9-12
- Gunsmith Surprises pp. 13-15
- The Gunsmith’s Gun Shop pp. 16-18
- Deleting Smith & Wesson Locks pp. 19-23
- Reader Forum pp. 23-24
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