Gunsmithing483 Videos

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Remington Model 29 Shotgun Project Stock Prep

The next steps (part 2) in the Remington Model 29 shotgun project. Disassembly and preparing the stock for refinishing. Using lemon oil on the stock to show how it cleans and enhances the wood for stocks that may not need to be refinished. Sanding and cleaning the stock prior to adding finish. John's Hand LoadingJohn […]
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Glow On Gun Sight Glow Paint Application

Applying Glow-On glow paint on gun sights and seeing how they come out. The results are really good. Follow the instructions and apply carefully for glow in the dark sights that don’t break the bank. John's Hand LoadingJohn has been shooting since he was a kid and is now a middle aged man. He likes […]
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Remington Model 29 Shotgun Project

Remington Model 29 shotgun that has seen better days. The internals are broken and I am going to refinish the stock and re-blue the metal. Leave a comment or message if you are interested in seeing videos of the process used to refinish and re-blue the gun. I will film it and post videos of […]
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Mosin Nagant M44 Scout Sight Installation

Removing the rear sight and installing a scout mount sight base to the Russian M44. Detailed removal and installation. Mounting a red/green dot optic to the base. John's Hand LoadingJohn has been shooting since he was a kid and is now a middle aged man. He likes shooting rifles and handguns, reloading, bullet casting and […]
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TC Encore Headspace How-To

One of the corrective actions you can take it to accurately measure and adjust your headspace to help in reliable ignition, accuracy and optimal brass life. Due to the break open design and the inherent flex in the action when fired with more flex in higher pressure rounds, you cannot merely take a rimless bottleneck cartridge or even rimmed bottleneck cartridge and measure it as you would a bolt action gun.
300 Blackout – In pursuit of Affordable Accuracy – pt1
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300 Blackout – In pursuit of Affordable Accuracy – pt1

First of a series on the “Forbidden” caliber…one I have found in other people’s weapons to be less than accurate. Initial rifle review, series options, range time, and future plans. Will eventually lead to cast, powder coated, gas checked bullet testing for affordable and available options. Hazzbro’s HideReloader, shooter, flintlock builder
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A New Project

I’ve been building rifles for a couple of years now, and I’m looking for something completely different. I’m looking for a little help on this one finding some custom scales and deciding on the final color. Help me out and let me know what you think. OzarkSpirit
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My Second (Non-Standard) AR-15 Build

I had been considering something semiautomatic that could be used for deer or hog hunting. In North Carolina that means .25″ projectile or larger and centerfire. The Range SquirrelI owned a Marlin 60 since 1987, but never really got ‘into’ guns until 2011 when I bought my first 9mm pistol. That was soon followed by […]