These ramblings of an old gunsmith may be considered by the less educated to be just that, but hard-won wisdom may be the ticket to improving your business.
by Arthur J. Hunt Sr.
Refinishing A Stevens .410 Double Shotgun
June 12, 2011 — John BuolHow much time and effort do you put into mending a family heirloom? Sometimes, a repair doesn’t have to be practical to make the effort worth it.
by Dominick Pisano
Making A Single Shot Rifle Pattern
June 10, 2011 — John BuolGiven the pleasing, classic lines of the Remington Rolling Block No. 2 action, along with a can’t-pass gun show find, making a hand-built stock is well worth the effort!
by Dominick Pisano
Working The Stevens Visible Loader
June 7, 2011 — John BuolThe Stevens Model 70 Visible Loader is starting to show collector interest. Here is the critical function, disassembly, and reassembly procedures with a guide to reference materials and parts.
by Robert A. Scott
Receiver Side Base For Model 70 Winchesters
June 5, 2011 — John BuolProper installation of a receiver side base for a Model 70 Winchester is basically a straight forward gunsmithing procedure. However, re-doing a botched job sends a special message to any gunsmith. Here’s the procedure I used for a RPA Trakker Target Sight.
by Norman E. Johnson
