Gunsmithing Experience: 2 Crucial Points to Know

Gunsmithing Experience: 2 Crucial Points to Know

Gunsmithing Experience: 2 Crucial Points to Know Theoretical knowledge is valuable. Reading the instruction manual, followed by a repair manual, polished off with a tutorial video can go a long way towards competency in all kinds of endeavors, including repair, maintenance, and customization of guns. After all, that’s how it works with electronics, vehicles, and…

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A Gunsmith's Success Story from Apprentice to Expert

A Gunsmith’s Success Story from Apprentice to Expert

A Gunsmith’s Success Story from Apprentice to Expert This month I will be speaking about my journey to become a gunsmith. Just like any journey, everyone’s experience is different. My journey started differently than most. I’m sure there are a few gunsmiths out there that had a father like mine. He was a self-taught full-fledged…

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The ABC's of Gunsmithing

The ABC’s of Gunsmithing

The ABC’s of Gunsmithing This month I will be talking about the language of the gun. The firearm industry has its own way of speaking. If you have ever gone to a gun shop or a gun show you will know what I am talking about. You will end up over hearing conversations about pressures,…

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How to Boost Your Business as a Gunsmith

How to Boost Your Business as a Gunsmith

How to Boost Your Business as a Gunsmith One of the challenges facing specialized technicians is connecting potential clients. Advertising can be an expensive proposition for many, and name recognition is the only currency that holds its value in the long term. If you’ve exhausted all the usual channels, it’s time to show clients what…

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6 Modifications for Custom Gunsmithing

6 Modifications for Custom Gunsmithing

6 Modifications for Custom Gunsmithing Many who invest in a firearm will consider the amount of aftermarket parts and the potential for modification when making a selection. Brands like Styer, Armalite, and Glock have become industry giants- partly thanks to the large amount of aftermarket parts and accessories available. Whether or not you own one…

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4 Tips for Full-Time Gunsmithing Work

4 Tips for Full-Time Gunsmithing Work

4 Tips for Full-Time Gunsmithing Work So, you think you are ready to do Gunsmithing as a full-time job? It is a huge decision, and it’s one you shouldn’t take it lightly. There are many things to consider before you go full-time. This month, let’s talk about full-time Gunsmithing, including the things I’ve learned over…

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7 Tips to Get the Most Out of Your Tactical Wear

7 Tips to Get the Most Out of Your Tactical Wear

7 Tips to Get the Most Out of Your Tactical Wear The expectation of greater durability also comes the expectation of greater longevity. Tactical clothes aren’t cheap, and you want to get the most for your money. If you’re shopping for a uniform for the police or armed forces, your choices may be made simpler…

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Gunsmithing Horror Stories

Gunsmithing Horror Stories

Gunsmithing Horror Stories If you have been Gunsmithing for any length of time you will definitely have some stories to tell. Every once in a while, the story may be a bad one. Learning from those horror stories will make you a better, more seasoned Gunsmith. Hopefully you can look back and laugh at some…

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3 Tips to Start Connecting on LinkedIn

3 Tips to Start Connecting on LinkedIn

3 Tips to Start Connecting on LinkedIn LinkedIn is the world’s largest professional networking site. Unlike other platforms, LinkedIn promotes business relationships that highlight your strengths as a worker. Consider it a professional Facebook account, focused on your career goals rather than cat memes.  The site offers a personalized account, where you can highlight your…

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3 Benefits to Online Trade Schools

3 Benefits to Online Trade Schools

3 Benefits to Online Trade Schools Let’s face it—“going back to school” is easier said than done. Only when you enroll in a program do you realize that there’s so many things that went unaccounted for: exhaustive tuition costs, additional supplies, and gas money. For many, in-person trade schools stretch their wallets more than their…

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