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Gunsmithing: Shotguns
The third in a popular series by professional gunsmith Patrick Sweeney, Shotguns offers detailed step-by-step instructions for those who want to repair or upgrade their own shotguns. Millions of Americans own shotguns and Sweeney tells them exactly how to repair common ailments such as broken stocks or chipped butt plates and more complicated repairs such as restoring and tuning a Winchester Model 97 for Cowboy Action Shooting. Following in the footsteps of his other books on handguns and rifles, Sweeney also tells readers when to call a professional for help and what questions to ask before a professional gunsmith starts working on their shotgun. This is a valuable reference that will save the reader time and money on shotgun repairs. -Refinishing instructions for all major gun finishes.
-Chapters on all styles of pumps, self-loaders and double-barrels.
-Step-by-step instructions with photos.
-Chapters on all styles of pumps, self-loaders and double-barrels.
-Step-by-step instructions with photos.
323 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2000
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December 27, 2014Not as in-depth as I was looking for.
Good book and the author is very knowledgeable but I was looking for something a little more in depth. I am a gunsmithing student and have done many of the fraudsters he recommends sending to the factory or a professional to complete. But it may help that we have a full shop and good instructors.
Good book and the author is very knowledgeable but I was looking for something a little more in depth. I am a gunsmithing student and have done many of the fraudsters he recommends sending to the factory or a professional to complete. But it may help that we have a full shop and good instructors.
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