Conversion Cylinders
Working with and understanding conversion cylinders for blackpowder revolvers.
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Working with and understanding conversion cylinders for blackpowder revolvers.
I have written a number of books on the 1911 and it is by far my favorite handgun. I know how to use and maintain a 1911 and any problem I run across is like an old friend in anew dress. On…
An overview of building highly-customized Glocks.
A history and overview of Smith & Wesson revolvers and their different generations.
Preventing problems posed from prodigious pressures.
Real Avid sight tools for optics and irons.
Restoring a Single Action Army after a blown case.
Building accurate rifles using Mc Millan’s precision stock.
An overview of a critical but overlooked part of every firearm.
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…
How to fit the CZ 75 Kadet Adapter II, a 22 Long Rifle conversion unit for CZ 75/85-series pistols.
Cold bluing is a quick and easy, if not great, finish. Here’s how I restored an inexpensive pocket pistol on the cheap.
Iron sight options for lever action rifles.
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.
The new Colt Python is a gun alone.
1911 handguns chambered in 10mm have earned a reputation of unreliability. Here’s how to correct that.
Adaptive Tactical makes numerous aftermarket parts. Here’s a project based on Ruger’s 10/22.
Overview of gunsmith safety procedures.
Commander-type 1911-style handgun.
Mounting and using Tech Sights, an ideal aftermarket iron sight.
It is all in the trigger. Here are some new procedures I recently picked up working on 1911 pistols.
How to work on dual-caliber cylinders and conversion cylinders to improve revolvers and increase the chamberings used.
Military bolt action rifles are decades old but can continue giving many more years of service if cared for properly. Here’s how.
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