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How to make a cartridge case turning fixture.
How a champion Precision Pistol shooter sets up a Ruger.
Features that made the Savage 340 inexpensive and popular also made the bolts sticky. Here’s a simple fix that markedly improved the bolt manipulation of one Model 340 chambered in .30-30.
Few rifles bear close resemblance when it comes down to bedding for best accuracy and there are no real mysteries involved.
The importance the cartridge case plays in shooting cannot be over emphasized as it involves both accuracy and safety. Neck turning cases in a lathe creates zero run out in a fraction of the time compared to using conventional, hand-operated, neck turning tools.
Where a rifle is designed for a two-piece scope base and the customer wants a one-piece base, it’s time for some serious searching. Here’s how I adapted a one-piece scope base to a Ruger .44 Magnum rifle.
Gunsmiths may not have the need (or the capital) for expensive machining equipment. Here are examples of small and affordable machines for your shop.
Restoring and repairing a classic Colt double action revolver.
Now you see it, now you don’t. Like a magician’s trick, hydrographics is a simple method to add realistic camouflage to make any firearm virtually disappear.
Open or expand the Contender market for your gunshop.
Specialty tools are useful but can be expensive, especially if used infrequently. Here’s how to save money by building your own.
What could be more important to a gunsmith than his tools? Here’s how to maximize their use and service life.
James W. McIntyre is the owner of the McIntyre Gun Shop in Duncansville, Pennsylvania and has an extensive background as an expert gunsmith and machinist. He offers the following drawings to make a taper fixture for your lathe. McIntyre’s design will let…
“Drop-in part” doesn’t always mean “drop in to your gunsmith’s shop with your parts” and can be used for custom work without machining and only minimal fitting.
In this part we’ll dive deeper into possible problems faced in chambering and how to avoid them.
Don’t automatically pass on old sporterized military rifles. You may be surprised in the value and accuracy they can deliver.
A customer’s shotgun was hitting a foot low and a few inches left at 50 yards. Here’s how I fixed it.
More than simply a handle, stocks and grips can add function, good looks and personality to your project.
All manner of requests for scope mounting will come into the gunshop. Many of these requests are routine while others are more interesting and can sometimes be quite complicated. Old military rifles are among them.
Once upon a time there was a Czech pistol everyone seemed to have on their wish list but no one could buy. How times change for the better.
Even though the shock vibrations aren’t nearly as great when firing a rimfire rifle there may be an accuracy advantage in pillar bedding. The Ruger Model 77 is an ideal candidate for such work.
It’s great to have machines but most of the top pros depend on hand tools in performing their precision custom work.
Owners seem to love their Kahr pistols, and you’ll love the fact that’big or small’ they all come apart and go back together the same way.
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