A Tale of Two 10/22s
by GunsmithUSA Contributor Dan Rogers Recently I was commissioned to build two identical 10/22 rifles for a local gun shop. The two consisted of Brownells […]
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The BAR Rifle
By Robert Dunn GunsmithUSA Contributor Long ago I bought all of the firearms I “needed” and, ever since, I have been buying the guns I […]
The “Ring of Fire” Legacy
by GunsmithUSA Contributor John Siers This article is probably going to be “politically incorrect” as far as most gunsmiths are concerned. I’m going to say […]
Mountain Gunsmiths and Their Firearms
By Robert Dunn GunsmithUSA contributor I have always been fascinated with old muzzleloaders and the gunsmiths who built them. Early vacations to Williamsburg, Virginia exposed me […]
Gunsmithing the Phoenix HP-22/25–Part 2
By John Siers a.k.a. “Gunsmith Jack” Continued from Part 1—So OK, now let’s spend some time with that strange and unconventional safety arrangement on the […]
Gunsmithing the Phoenix HP-22/25–Part 1
By John Siers a.k.a. “Gunsmith Jack” Just when you thought all of those cheap little pistols from the “Ring of Fire” era – the Ravens, […]
Burn Guns–Part 3 of 3
by Paul Smeltzer, Athens Gunsmith Service, Athens LA. In Part II we disassembled and cleaned our firearm “patient” and determined it is salvageable. One last […]
Dabbling in Restoration
by GunsmithUSA Contributor Dan Rogers Recently a friend of mine brought me some of his grandfather’s guns to look at and assess. Most of them […]
Tips for Combining Current Technologies and Gunsmithing
By GunsmithUSA Contributor Robert Dunn The use of current technologies (such as computers and cameras) in Gunsmithing would seem to go hand in hand, however, […]
Burn Guns–Part 2 of 3
by Paul Smeltzer, Athens Gunsmith Service, Athens LA. I hope the take away from Part I was that all fires are not created equal. That […]