Chambering a rifle barrel. In this article, we thread and chamber a barrel blank to install on the action we previously blueprinted.  We will reference an action worksheet developed by Brownells, which is available for download here.  Note: I […]
Introduction I bought my first Glock, a used Generation-2 G19 in 1994. Â With the exception of a short affair with a Sig 220, I’ve been a Glock guy ever since. Â The operating system is simple […]
We’ve been using Parabellum Armament’s AKARS for 9 months.  You may have read our first review here, or our second here. In the first post, we field stripped the gun between shots to verify that it […]
Blueprinting, or truing a rifle action ensures the receiver face, threads, lugs, bolt lugs and bolt face are square to the center line of the receiver. In this article, we will start with a new Remington 700 short […]
We finally hit the range with our newly installed Bolton gas block and Wolverine flash hider.  Firing a approximately 250 rounds, we did not experience one malfunction with the new system.  We are really impressed. The rifle handles significantly better […]
Oversized bolt handles allow shooters rapid bolt manipulation, positive control, and greater clearance from the rifle’s optic. After market bolt knobs come in two basic configurations; those that require the old knob be turned down into a […]
Venom Tactical’s Bolton Gas Block provides the AK shooter with a quicker handling rifle by moving the front sight back to the gas block area and allows the user to remove the separate front sight assembly.  In use by […]
Lengthening (Extending) a shotgun’s forcing cone The forcing cone is the tapered area just forward of the chamber that allows the shot an area in which to transition into the bore. Â As the shot then […]
We’ve been fans of the Accuracy International Chassis System (A.I.C.S.) since its introduction.  This robust stock provides shooters a solid platform for their precision rifles.   The only downside we’ve found is the the thickness, weight and ergonomics of […]
Recently we decided to install “Rem-Choke” style removable choke tubes on two of our barrels. Â In our “3-Gun Competition Shotgun Build” article, we installed the tubes manually, without a lathe. All lathe work is conducted […]
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