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I built an adjustable fence for my low cost bandsaw.
Here’s how I improved my Harbor Freight mini mill.
Thinking about buying a mini mill? Here’s how to determine the best fit for your shop.
An aperture sight with a longer sight radius can improve accuracy. I bought one and built another.
Here’s how I fabricated a bipod to improve long range accuracy in F- Class competition.
A custom 22 Long Rifle bullpup rifle with an electric solenoid trigger system installed in a completed aluminum chassis.
Here’s how I built a 22 Long Rifle bullpup with an electric solenoid trigger system.
Here’s how to disassemble and service the action and gas system of the M1A rifle.
Making mistakes is guaranteed. Learning from them is optional. Here is some of the learning I’ve earned.
Here’s how I installed a “no drill-no tap” mount and handgun scope on a Ruger GP100 revolver to improve my accuracy.
Here’s a simple and inexpensive project to anneal brass cases and prevent the necks from cracking when reloading.
A common assembly error is corrected and a broken ejector replaced.
How to reassemble a Ruger rimfire handgun from a box of parts.
Two small, lightweight handguns that are reliable, accurate, and easy to carry.
I wanted a side-folding stock for my Linda Carbine. So I built one.
I first saw the Linda Carbine in an article about two years ago. To me, it was a neat retro design with a high “coolness” factor. I wasn’t interested in a pistol caliber carbine at the time as there were higher priority…
How I used a cold blue liquid to make an old shotgun look like new.
The trigger travel and pull weight can be significantly reduced on striker fired handguns with the installation of an aftermarket trigger kit. This is how I did it on a Smith & Wesson M&P 40.
Produced in the early 1920s, this Marlin 12 gauge pump shotgun had a cracked stock and needed a thorough cleaning. This is how it was disassembled and repaired.
Beretta’s 418 .25 ACP handgun is an early pocket pistol. Dating from the 1930s, it was used by the world’s most famous secret agent.
Here are the tools and techniques I use to improve accuracy with mounting optics and making ammunition.
The Ruger 10/22 rifle has a large variety of aftermarket parts available to improve its performance. This is what I did to improve the accuracy for rimfire competition.
This 1960s-vintage 28 gauge shotgun had been partially disassembled, the action was locked up, and the feed latch needed to be re-staked. Here is how it was repaired.
This rifle in 6.5 Creedmoor delivers 0.5 MOA or better accuracy without breaking the bank. I made a simple modification to help me shoot it better.
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