Interested in manufacturing guns or parts? Want to automate some of your shop work? A CNC machine may be an ideal fit and buying used can save lots of money.
by Curt Doherty
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Interested in manufacturing guns or parts? Want to automate some of your shop work? A CNC machine may be an ideal fit and buying used can save lots of money.
by Curt Doherty
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Finishes have advanced greatly since basic bluing. Ferritic nitrocarburizing is incredibly durable but was never aesthetically pleasing. Blacknitride+™ and ArmorTi changes that notion.
by American Gunsmith Staff
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Wrapping up our history of British Enfield service rifles, we’ll finish with the bolt-action repeaters.
by Paul Mazan
In Part One we took a look at the muzzleloading and single-shot British service rifles manufactured at the Royal Small Arms Factory in the London Borough of Enfield. In this segment we will look at the bolt-action repeaters.
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We’ll take a look at the history of British Enfield service rifles, starting with muzzleloaders and single shots.
by Paul Mazan
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A selection of new tools and parts for gunsmiths.
by American Gunsmith Staff
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A gunsmith and former products manager discusses a few new tools.
by Paul Mazan
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Our Technical Editor’s editorial from Las Vegas.
by Chick Blood
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