Digital edition
January 2022
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8 articles · 30 pages
Page 5
Power Route XL
Mill Right CNC (MillRightCNC.com, is a manufacturer based in the United States that specializes in affordable desktop CNC and tabletop CNC machines at affordable prices. Mill Right’s machines work with various software, including free options and popular options…
Pages 6–10
Argentine 1927
Gunsmithing tips for the Argentine Modelo 1927 handgun.
Pages 11–12
There’s A Degree For That!
How a firearms instructor’s search for continuing education landed him an Associate of Science Degree in Firearms Technology.
Pages 13–19
Metalworking History
A brief overview of the history of metalworking and machining.
Pages 20–21
Laser Light Combo
A short bit on the XTS-CGLL, a green laser and light combo for your projects.
Pages 22–23
Unhelpful Commentary
Plenty of odd ideas, ranging from simple misunderstandings to outrageous myths, plague the gun world. Here are a few of my favorites.
Pages 24–25
Glock 19 Mariner
A rare Glock variant intended for use by personnel in maritime units routinely working around bodies of water. Here’s how to convert any Glock into a Mariner variant.
Pages 26–28
Reader Forum
Thomson’s October Omnibus The people at Viceblox make a great item and I have since bought both their 1911 and AR-15 Lock & Hold tools. However, the owner quoted on page 21 of the October 2021 issue could…
In This Collection
- Power Route XL p. 2
- Argentine 1927 pp. 3-7
- There’s A Degree For That! pp. 8-9
- Metalworking History pp. 10-15, 17
- Laser Light Combo pp. 16-17
- Unhelpful Commentary pp. 18-19
- Glock 19 Mariner pp. 20-21
- Reader Forum pp. 22-24
MFGAxis Discussion