Here’s the results of bedding a M1A rifle action in its stock permanently; that is, epoxied together as one unit. Ancillary comments on increasing stock rigidity are included.
by J. C. Tate, CDR USN (Ret)
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Kalashnikov rifles are the most produced in history. Every firearm can benefit from an improved trigger. Here’s an evaluation and installation instructions for FIME Group’s FCG trigger for AK/RPK rifles.
by RK Campbell
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A cable-controlled trigger release can be a great aid to accuracy in rifle testing. Here’s how to design and build one yourself.
by Norman E. Johnson
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Conventional scope mounting often fails to bring out best accuracy in a firearm. Here’s how a quality scope mounting system on the legendary, half-century old Remington XP-100 pistol changed all that.
by Norman E. Johnson
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When a rifle begins to fail in accuracy, action bedding is often the best course of action. Here’s how I applied receiver bedding to a Knight DISC Extreme muzzleloader.
by Norman E. Johnson
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Custom bolt handles are expensive, however, they can be readily made in your shop. Here’s the materials and how-to for making a bolt handle from scratch for your custom rifle project.
by Tony E. Wilson
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Use and care of the tiny but important components holding our guns and machines together.
by RK Campbell
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