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I recently had a customer bring in a Ruger single action revolver from 1962, before the safety refitting. A young friend in the shop wanted to know if this was rarity. While there seems to be a number of people desiring it…
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I recently had a customer bring in a Ruger single action revolver from 1962, before the safety refitting. A young friend in the shop wanted to know if this was rarity. While there seems to be a number of people desiring it…
A close look at how to make a custom Go headspace gauge from a cartridge—in this case using a 223 Remington cartridge.
How to make a cartridge case turning fixture.
How to modify a screw to fit your project’s needs.
What connection, if any, did Hopkins & Allen have with Webley? Does the Webley being presumably manufactured in England represent a better grade of metal than used on the H&A revolvers? Is it metallurgically safe to fire? Steve Weedman Brian Smith responds.…
The Gunsmithing Student Handbook Series from Fred Zeglin, et al. is a collection of four primers filled with modern information about gunsmithing and tools. Learning how these are designed and made will make you more efficient and profitable as a gunsmith. Chambering…
How to fit the CZ 75 Kadet Adapter II, a 22 Long Rifle conversion unit for CZ 75/85-series pistols.
Determining if chassis or stocks work best for competition shooting, especially in the Precision Rifle community.
Cold bluing is a quick and easy, if not great, finish. Here’s how I restored an inexpensive pocket pistol on the cheap.
shooting team armorers. Here are their stories.
How a champion Precision Pistol shooter sets up a Ruger.
Iron sight options for lever action rifles.
Cozad Manufacturing I spent six years serving with Staff Sgt. Andy Cozad as a teammate and Platoon Sergeant. He is one of the most honorable and knowledgeable persons I’ve had the honor of serving with. I am a distributor of his products…
Hobbyists, Hackers, and the Homemade Weapons Revolution by Mark A. Tallman is a thorough report on the independently fabricated small arms that go by many names: “homemade,” “DIY,” “80%,” “component” builds, etc; terms that are clearer than the one embraced by media:…
The final H&A article covering the Triple Action Safety Police.
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…
restored a Poly Tech rifle into a top-end self-loading 308 Winchester.
Gunsmiths will inevitably acquire plenty of tools. It’s sometimes useful to look in to new offerings.
Glock imperfection? An overview of Glock’s 22 Long Rifle pistol.
NEF Handi-Ri le I recently purchased a New England Firearms Handi-Rifle SB2 in 243 Winchester. It also came with an additional 22-250 barrel that seems to fit but opens when fired. Since NEF is no longer in business I would like to…
Gun is a fast-acting, penetrating cleaner and lubricant. Originally developed for the U. S. military, it goes on wet and dries in place, leaving a hard finish coating that protects weapons by deterring carbon build-up, contaminants, and corrosion in all weather conditions.…
Israeli Military Industries makes a number of effective firearms, the Jericho Model 941F pistol among them. Here’s how to work it.
Article three covers H&A top break revolver models.
How a military veteran invented a new part, filed for a patent, and started a company in his basement with a benchtop lathe.
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