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A matte contrasting transfer material for inletting any part into a stock. Simply apply a thin coat to the part that you wish to inlet.Seat into stock recess tap with rawhide or similar mallet. Remove part and scrape away contact area you wish to remove from the stock. Used like other inletting marking systems to…
Caliber Pilot Set Rental This caliber pilot set is designed for use with compatible chamber reamers to help ensure proper alignment and consistent, accurate chamber cutting. Each set includes a selection of precision-ground pilots chosen for the listed caliber or bore diameter. Pilot Sizes Vary by Set The number of pilots and available dimensions vary…
Seems like a lot of money… Why should I do this? For a short description click here. Rental Protection Plan (RPP) units as described below, once purchased, remain in effect for all future orders until protection plan units are utilized for damages on an invoice. So this plan clearly benefits repeat customers the most. Rental…
Remington 870/1100 SHELL LATCH STAKER This tool has the correct, factory designed, rectangular swaging point to displace plenty of metal and a built-in handle, for built in control.
by Serman L. Mays 363 pages, 8.5″x11″ format. Some readers may recognize Sherman Mays as the author of a fine instructional book on Checkering. He assembled the book about stock making for anyone who wants to learn about the craft or start making stocks. Simple and complex stock repairs as well as inletting new blanks…
Comes with an adapter for standard 3/8″ square drive (as pictured), about 9 inches long. For use with most chamber reamers. Adapter can be removed to expose thread if you are using PTG or other tools that have a threaded drive end.
This booklet is the second of many planned works that provide instruction in the correct and safe methods of gunsmithing. Specifically, this essay discusses Headspacing guns and ammunition. A basic understanding of headspace and how it affects the proper operation of a firearm are necessary if you wish to call yourself a gunsmith. Otherwise all…
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