Gunsmithing Made Easy provides readers with the information hobbyists need to perform many common, practical repairs and modifications on today’s firearms. Precisely illustrated, step-by-step instructions walk the hobby gunsmith through useful projects to improve the looks, accuracy and performance of popular hunting rifles and shotguns. Any enthusiast with average skills, affordable tools, and a modest budget will enjoy this instructive handbook.

The How, When and Why of Proper Maintenance: Revolvers, Autoloaders, Blackpower Handguns.

The How, When and Why of Proper Maintenance: Revolvers, Autoloaders, Blackpower Long Guns.

An essential reference for everyone interested in guns, this complete reference shows how to repair, improve, customize, and alter firearms.

This book is a complete step by step reference for building, tuning, and repairing black powder rifles, pistols, and revolvers. It also has a great historical introduction on the frontier gunsmith, with sections on tools and safety.

The gunsmith who works with shot-guns couldn't begin to do the specialized work required of him without the tools that Frank and Bob Brownell provide — it's that simple! Of course, it must be said that the selection of Brownell's tools seen on these covers is only a small representation of what that company sells to gunsmiths worldwide.

A pro tells you how to refinish, repair, restore, cheker, customize, blue, accurize and restock... All with simple tools.

The complete story of Federal and Confederate small arms: design manufacture, identification, procurement, issue, employment, effectiveness, and postwar disposal.