SHOT Show 2017
Our Technical Editor’s editorial from Las Vegas.
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Our Technical Editor’s editorial from Las Vegas.
How a little S&W pistol grew up to be “That-Damn-Yankee-Rifle-They- Load-On-Sundayn-Shoot-All-Week” and more.
A retrospect on guns for home defense.
terminate the dreaded “box-n-bag” disease.
Success of the first American rifle leads to Ruger expanding the brand.
Smoothing up a trigger system is harder than it used to be. More and more part restrictions are the reason. Here’s how to overcome them.
An old gunsmith’s secret for detail cleaning any firearm quick.
Ruger’s Scout Rifle is built exactly like a Ruger Model 77. Almost.
The folks behind the Bloomberg Gun bring a bluing revolution. If your primary business is rebluing, you may be tempted to scrap your tanks.
Disassembly and reassembly of the first pistol SIG Sauer designed for CCW holders.
It might not be the first but it won’t be the last made to chamber the Winchester Super Magnum rimfire.
Despite changes, the good news remains: A Witness is still a Witness.
MEXSAR Semi-Auto Ri le Disassembly of the rifle no longer called a PUMA.
Some notes from our barrel fitting series reveals the route taken by some world famous gunsmiths to master their craft.
Part Eight is the last to appear in this series, but are you certain you’ve finished the job?
In this part we’ll dive deeper into possible problems faced in chambering and how to avoid them.
More details of thread turning and headspacing are introduced as the barrel and receiver get closer to becoming a complete rifle.
A look into barrel crowning and extractor cuts.
Part Three ended with a mention of the barrel. It deserves much more than that.
Why squaring the receiver face is mandatory before joining it to a barrel.
The second in our series on precision chambering and the fitting of rifle barrels.
Starting right off, the first interesting bit were two new gun control actions that almost stole the show. At every Shooting, Hunting, and Outdoor Trade Show most conversations get right down to business. Reams of orders are written, thousands of products and…
The first in a series to guide gunsmiths with some machine tool experience for chambering and fitting a rifle barrel safely.
The eloquent explanation regarding ammunition shortages provided by our editor in the September issue omitted a major factor. Before he descends upon me in a dark fury, I’ll explain. Every time Senators Feinstein, Shumer or The Golfer-in-Chief mention more “gun control” in…
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