Junked revolver rebuilt!

Guys stuff

A couple of parts away from full completion.

Dogs and gun parts.

The Idahoan re-crowns the muzzle of a sporting rifle to see if a recessed target crown actually enhances accuracy. ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS

First things first, I am sorry for the long absence working to much but got to make the money when it is available. So I decided to build a 458 socom. I found a barrel but the price was too good to buy

Sharing a basic gunsmithing process. A lot of people locally have been asking me for polished AR-15 triggers lately. The process make the trigger pull smother and not feel gritty. If done properly it can

This was last year but the lesson is still vary valid. A coworker comes to me and says his Springfield XD won’t fire if it’s cold. We are not talking super cold tempetires here 10°f. Not to mention this

Hello great people of Steemit! It's the Blue Bandito here with a bunch of pictures for ya! These will best viewed on a PC or larger screen just because of the detail, but you can still see all the muck

Starting out with a kit like this is $289 from www.deltateamtactical.com. A bolt carrier group which is between $60-$80 The only thing you will need is a stripped lower such as this one. You can get them

Hello all. I am an Alaskan that enjoys the great outdoors. Hunting fishing and just being out side. I served 12 years active duty in the army and have been married for 17 years now. My interests are reloading,

Like i said in my previous post I had milled out my AR lowers on a drill press, here are some pictures of that process. I started out with a blank 80% lower from aries armory. It is a nice jig though and

Here is a video showing how to take apart a 1911 Gov't model. This is another gun I picked up at a pawn shop, when I looked up the serial number and markings it dates the frame 1918 and the slide 1912.

Custom Marblewood 1911 grips. Custom grips is one of the first customizations I recommend to people who are looking to upgrade their handguns. Making your own pistol grips is very simple for model 1911

The American public used to be quite proficient at making things in the garage. The books available at that time reflected this fact. With 3d printers coming online, perhaps we can recreate the homemade

Time lapse video of how to spray dura-coat finish on a vintage savage model 6a rifle.  This is the last video of this restoration project I hope you enjoy. 

Time lapse rifle stock repair video part 1