1911 Deep Dive, Pt. 1
Ready for a graduate-level course in 1911 pistol cleaning and maintenance? Our first of a three-part series takes you into t…
Lou is a U.S. Army veteran, graduate of Pennsylvania Gunsmith School, and is a National Institute for Metalworking Skills certified machinist. A lifelong shooting and hunting enthusiast, he has operated his own gunsmithing business and worked as a gunsmith for the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit at Fort Benning, GA. Lou has co-authored several instructional books on firearm building and is in agreement with Colonel Whelen that, “Only accurate rifles are interesting.”
Ready for a graduate-level course in 1911 pistol cleaning and maintenance? Our first of a three-part series takes you into t…
In our last trigger course, we took a deep dive into the Remington 700 factory trigger. Now we’ll walk you through a T…
The Remington 700 is one of the most popular and longest-lived bolt-action rifles ever. Here, we take a deep dive into the r…
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After hunting season, most folks just put their rifles on mothballs and never think about them again until the next year. He…