Once you find and obtain a classic Parker, it will likely be in need of some repairs, especially if you paid a less-than-premium price for it. Here are common fixes needed for these shotguns.
by Paul Mazan
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Among the most classic of American-made shotguns, Parker Brothers guns are premium shotguns that can be had for a reasonable price… if you know what to look for.
by Paul Mazan
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Classic spurred steel buttplates look nice and provide a slip-free anchor between your shoulder and the gun.
by Paul Mazan
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The AR-15 was first created to take advantage of “space age” materials but new offerings can make modern sporting rifles more traditional. Wood stocks provide a classy new look of a combat classic.
NOTE: Wood For AR by Lucid (WoodForAR.com, 605/996-7474) phone number doesn’t work.
by Dean Meier
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Inexpensive flintlocks are great project guns to learn how to work on a host of gunsmithing tasks. Here’s how to hone your skills with one of the oldest firearm types.
by Paul Mazan
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When shooting some heavy recoiling handguns, grip changes can make shooting more tolerable, effective, and with less felt kick.
by Norman E. Johnson
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Sometimes reducing harmonics is the only way of accurizing a rifle. Here’s how to do it with Enfield rifles.
by Sergey Lyalko
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