- Custom Gunsmithing Articles
- Easy Attachment of Gold/Silver Animals to Guns
- What is Headspace?
- Mouser model 98, 8MM to 9.3x62MM
- General Gunsmithing Articles
- Business: So you want to be a gunmaker...?
- Setting up the work space
- REPAIR DAMAGED CHECKERING
- Gun Care & Maintenance Articles
- Bore Cleaning for the Deployed GI
- Getting Started in Gunsmithing
- Sanding Round Surfaces
- Metalwork Articles
- Cheap & easy shotgun bbl dent removal
- Easy removal of airweight anodizing
- Business: So you want to be a gunmaker...?
- Pistol Articles
- REPAIR DAMAGED CHECKERING
- Often overlooked 1911 reliability work
- Easy removal of airweight anodizing
CERROSAFE™ - CHAMBER DETECTIVE FOR THE GUNSMITH by Brownells Tech Staff
Sooner or later you'll run into an unfamiliar gun with no markings and need to know if it's safe to shoot and with what cartridge. read more
Mouser model 98, 8MM to 9.3x62MM by Ted Yadlosky
I read your article on converting a mauser action to a .280 I beleive. I would like to know what has to be done for a 9.3X62MM. Besides opening the Mag well, open the receiver rails and grind the bullet guide/feed ramp. change the bolt handle. read more
Laser Level For Marking Scope Mount Screw Holes
Just wanted to pass along a little trick learned through necessity. I recently restored a cheap, piece of junk, bolt action rifle in 22 LR. It was labeled a "Super Mustang" and looked a lot like a Colt, bolt action .22 rifle. read more
Easy removal of airweight anodizing by Adrian Canton
The quick 'n easy way to remove anodizung from alloy framed firearms read more
Getting Started in Gunsmithing by Dwight Angel, Founder-Manager of National Gunsmiths Association
People often ask me how I became a gunsmith, or how they can become a gunsmith...... read more
Sanding Round Surfaces by Rick Leslie
Sanding curves and contours has always caused headaches, especially when the workpiece is too small or delicate to grip in a vise. Now it's quick and easy. The contours stay true with no dishing or un... read more
Oddball Shim Washers Made on Your Lathe by Brownells Tech Staff
Over the years, I've had to make shim washers for triggers and other parts in sizes or thicknesses that were not available commercially. You may want to give this a try the next time you need a small ... read more
Finding work as a Gunsmith by Tim Whealton
Business is there if you know where to look... read more