Do it yourself gunsmithing tips, tricks and ideas for every skill level. &#9733; This version features black & white interior pages &#9733;&#9733; New 2021 edition available here: https: //www.amazon.com/dp/1736672738 &#9733; Want to upgrade the trigger on your polymer pistol? No problem. We'll show you how. How about making your standard pistol shoot 1" groups? A semi-drop-in barrel job will do the job. Here's the best part: You won't even need a pile of expensive tools. On the other hand, if you're looking for an excuse to add to your tool collection, you'll find some recommendations. If you're already an intermediate or advanced home gunsmith, never fear. We've got plenty of valuable tips and tricks in this issue for you too. If you're feeling adventurous, consider making your own 1911 - from scratch! You'll be surprised at what you can accomplish with kits and hand tools. You might have a wall hanger or beater gun that's seen better days or doesn't work at all. Whether yours are revolvers, surplus rifles or shotguns, you'll find stories to help bring old guns back into range or field condition. You're about to gain valuable pro tips on woodworking, metal working, parts fabrication, lathe and mill techniques, and even a bit of welding. Here's a sample of what's inside American Handgunner's DIY Guns special Edition: The Right Stuff - Your Excuse To Buy Pro Tools. Sighting-In - 4 Million Shooters Strong! Installing Novak Sights. Tack Driver! - Fitting A Barrel For 1" Groups. Lever-Action Accuracy - Installing Aperture Sights On Your Classic Rifle. Star Wars Armory - How To Make An Imperial Blaster ... That Shoots. Ghost 1911 - Build Your Own 1911 From Scratch. New Tech, Old Rifle - Installing A Red Dot On A model 92 Lever-Action. Rat Rod - Turn That Beater Revolver Into Functional Bliss. Riot Control - Converting A Winchester Model 12 Into A 1918 Riot Gun. Francophile's Delight - Build The Charleville Musket That Won The Revolution. "Bang" Never Goes Obsolete - How To Make Your Own Blanks For Rare Calibers. Oh S*&%!!! - Fix That Broken Ramrod. Loc'ed Out? - When To Use (And Not Use) Loctite. Know Your Limitations - How I Destroyed (And Recovered) A Walther PPK/S. Sir, Step Away From The Dremel - You Can Use A Dremel Tool On guns ... Sometimes. Tooling Around - The Gunsmith Tools You Need. That Beater Will Still Hunt! - Resurrecting A Pair Of Wall Hanger Discards. Get A Grip! - The Ultimate In Custom Grips ... Homemade! Triggernometry 101 - Upgrading Your Service Pistol Trigger. Super Cool - How A Custom Gunsmith Makes A .38 Super 1911. Gun Scribe Savvy - Making An Indispensable Shop Tool. Ejector Rod Wrench - A Shop-made Solution You Can Tackle. Now, order this book, get reading, then go hit the shop!

DIY GUNS: Easy DIY Gunsmithing Projects

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Hampton, Mark

Jardim, Frank

Clough, Jeremy D.

Huntington, Roy

Freeman, David

Special Edition, FMG Publications

McHale, Tom

Dabbs MD, Will

Crafts & Hobbies

FMG Publications

This special edition includes do it yourself gunsmithing tips, tricks and ideas for every skill level.★ This version features full-color interior pages ★Want to upgrade the trigger on your polymer pistol? No problem. We’ll show you how. How about making your standard pistol shoot 1" groups? A semi-drop-in barrel job will do the job. Here’s the best part: You won’t even need a pile of expensive tools. On the other hand, if you’re looking for an excuse to add to your tool collection, you'll find some recommendations.If you’re already an intermediate or advanced home gunsmith, never fear. We’ve got plenty of valuable tips and tricks in this issue for you too.If you’re feeling adventurous, consider making your own 1911 — from scratch! You’ll be surprised at what you can accomplish with kits and hand tools. You might have a wall hanger or beater gun that’s seen better days or doesn't work at all. Whether yours are revolvers, surplus rifles or shotguns, you'll find stories to help bring old guns back into range or field condition. You’re about to gain valuable pro tips on woodworking, metal working, parts fabrication, lathe and mill techniques, and even a bit of welding. Here's a sample of what's inside American Handgunner's DIY Guns special Edition:The Right Stuff — Your Excuse To Buy Pro Tools. Sighting-In — 4 Million Shooters Strong! Installing Novak Sights. Tack Driver! — Fitting A Barrel For 1" Groups. Lever-Action Accuracy — Installing Aperture Sights On Your Classic Rifle. Star Wars Armory — How To Make An Imperial Blaster … That Shoots. Ghost 1911 — Build Your Own 1911 From Scratch. New Tech, Old Rifle — Installing A Red Dot On A model 92 Lever-Action. Rat Rod — Turn That Beater Revolver Into Functional Bliss. Riot Control — Converting A Winchester Model 12 Into A 1918 Riot Gun. Francophile’s Delight — Build The Charleville Musket That Won The Revolution. “Bang” Never Goes Obsolete — How To Make Your Own Blanks For Rare Calibers. Oh S*&%!!! — Fix That Broken Ramrod. Loc’ed Out? — When To Use (And Not Use) Loctite. Know Your Limitations — How I Destroyed (And Recovered) A Walther PPK/S. Sir, Step Away From The Dremel — You Can Use A Dremel Tool On guns … Sometimes. Tooling Around — The Gunsmith Tools You Need. That Beater Will Still Hunt! — Resurrecting A Pair Of Wall Hanger Discards. Get A Grip! — The Ultimate In Custom Grips … Homemade! Triggernometry 101 — Upgrading Service Pistol Trigger. Super Cool — How A Custom Gunsmith Makes A .38 Super 1911. Gun Scribe Savvy — Making An Indispensable Shop Tool. Ejector Rod Wrench — A Shop-made Solution You Can Tackle. Now, order this book, get reading, then go hit the shop!

Guns tell stories, and those associated with the Wild West surely have thrilling tales to tell. 
This edition explores the guns of the time, including some unusual samples like the Army’s last flintlock pistol. Inside is plenty of other stories about ammo, accessories, the frontier lifestyle and even saloons — the tales and history that give the historical West its mystique. 
Half the fun of old guns comes from the stories of how they arrived in the here and now. Ever wonder about arms of Native Americans? Their weaponry sure made an impression on General Custer. The guns themselves tell part of the story, but if you really want to get in touch with the times, you’ll want to read about where off-duty warriors and cowboys spent their leisure time and hard-earned cash. 
The original guns are nostalgic — and often priceless. No worries, inside are stories on modern reproductions that give the originals a run for their money. In this volume, we’ll explore modern takes on old classics like the Dixie Gun Works Remington New Model Army, Uberti Hombre, Beretta Stampede, the Taurus Lightning/Thunderbolt, Chiappa Spencer Carbine and Pedersoli Springfield 1873 Trapdoor just to name a few. 
So, get this book, sit back, pour a whiskey (but not the frontier stuff — it was rotgut terrible), and enjoy a taste of the Old West.\n★ NEW 2023 edition available here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1736672797 ★ 
Here's a few of the features inside this edition: 
Buried Treasure Reproduction — A Remington .44 Unearthed 
Native American Guns — An Unsustainable Fire 
Old West Replicas — As Good As The Originals 
Big Wheelguns: The First .44s — .44 Special Magnum Ancestry 
.45 Colt: Love Or Hate? Happiness Restored 
Saloons In The Old West — The “Not Like Hollywood” Reality 
A Vintage 1873 Winchester — Cost? One Set Of Tires 
Machine Guns Of The Old West 
Springfield 1873 Trapdoor Rifle 
The Last Flintlock — Model 1836 Pistol 
Arrows Vs. Bullets — Who Wins In Bow Vs. Colt?

Old West: History Guns & Gear Volume 2

Laemlein, Tom

John, Jeff

Publications, FMG

Metesh, T. Logan

Van Zwoll,Wayne

Smith, Roger

Antiques & Collectibles

Old West: History Guns & Gear 2023 Edition

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