Give New Life to an Old Stock
Restoring and refinishing an old and worn stock—especially renewing the checkering— is a great way to prepare for more serious woodworking projects in the future.
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Restoring and refinishing an old and worn stock—especially renewing the checkering— is a great way to prepare for more serious woodworking projects in the future.
Colt’s Government Model 1911 and its vari ations resemble each other and share many features. Nevertheless, some parts are inter changeable, and some are not.
The feeding problems common with the original Star Model F can usually be solved by switching to the newer-style magazines.
Here’s how to convert an older shotgun into a modern tactical/ hunting/homedefense weapon.
With a little ingenuity and an old machine screw, those plastic magazine followers can be made to last forever.
With the purchase of some select, enhanced, and match-grade parts, a home-built National-Match-type 1911 can be easily assembled.
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