Beretta Model 76
Produced from 1971 to 1985, Beretta’s Model 76 was the company’s 70- series semi-automatic .22LR target pistol. Here’s how to maintain and work on it.
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Browning Buckmark Varmint/Silhouette
I recently had opportunity recently to take in an old favorite—a Browning Buckmark pistol in .22LR. Not just another Buckmark as this old beauty had a 9 7/8" barrel with oversized grips. You don’t see many Buckmarks configured this way, however, the…
Sako P75
Every now and again, something comes into your shop that just catches your eye. This little Sako was one of those guns. It was in for a deep cleaning and a complete inspection as the owner had inherited this little gem and…
Working The Colt 1908
Here’s how to work on Colt’s 1908 .25ACP Vest Pocket pistol.
Winchester Model 67A
Here’s how to repair and mount a scope on Winchester’s Model 67A rimfire rifle.
Hi-Point CF-380
Detailed disassembly and maintenance of an inexpensive .380 pistol.
Remington Model 24: Old Or New Style?
Here’s how to recognize and work with the differences between old and new-style versions of the Remington 24.
Colt Model 380
Working and improving Colt’s Government Model 380.
Ithaca Model 49
Working a classic lever action rimfire rifle.
Is Restoration Worth It?
A badly-repaired shotgun tests whether restoration or replacement might be the best approach.
Savage Model 1899
I recently had the opportunity to clean up and refinish the metal work on a Savage Model 1899 rifle chambered in .30-30. The gun had been sanded previously and had a number deep pits and patches of rust all over the gun,…
Colt 1877
Restoring and repairing a classic Colt double action revolver.