armorer

The SKS has taken the USA by storm. Fast handling, low cost and reliable, these rifles have been imported from China and Russia by the tens of thousands. Our cutaway close-ups will show you how this system inspired, but differs from the AK-47 and AKS. Due to current bans on importation, spare parts may be hard to get and fitting them requires special considerations which this course covers in detail. There are numerous accessories for the SKS, however, some (such as adding a folding stock) might make the rifle illegal! Find our how to keep yourself safe and legal. Improving the accuracy of your SKS is also covered.

This is a scan of the Glock Armorer's Manual from January 1992, which covers specifically Models 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, and 17L, although it can be used as a reference for every model so far produced by Glock, since the basic form and structure has not changed through the years.

Bob Dunlap understands the design, function, and repair of John Brownings masterpiece, the Colt Government Model of 1911, as well or better than anyone else alive today. If you want the quick course on how to get your gun apart, back together, and operating as Old John intended, then this course is for you (if you want the "long course," look into our basic 108 hour Professional Gunsmith course).

The Automat-Kalashinikov (AK-47) is without a doubt the most prolific rife ever produced. Over 50 million of these "assault rifles" have been manufactured in Russia, Bulgaria, China, Egypt, Yugoslavia, and other countries combined. Tens of thousands of the semi-auto variant have been sold in the USA, including the MAK-90, NHM-91, SA-93, Maadi, Valmets as well as others. This armorer's course will explain in detail why this design is so rugged and how to insure continued reliability. Close-ups are shown of all the internal parts using a cutaway gun and complete step by step assembly/disassembly is demonstrated. Numerous simple repairs are explained and a list of critical spare parts presented. Instructed by Master Gunsmith Robert Dunlap. Applicable to all makes and models.

Bob Dunlap is a renowned expert on most of todays and yesterdays important AND obscure firearms. He has been a warranty station for most manufacturers, both large and small. He understanding of the design, function, and repair of firearms in general is unsurpassed, and certainly includes the gun that has become the most popular semi-auto shotgun in America, not only among sportsmen, but the military and Law Enforcement as well. In typical AGI fashion, a cut away gun is used so that you can actually see how the various parts function, move, and interact.

Master Gunsmith Bob Dunlap is a renowned expert on firearms. He has been a warranty station for most manufacturers, both large and small. Learn about the history of this firearm and why it was so popular with the United States Military. The design and function of all the parts are explained in detail, in typical AGI fashion. This course will enable you to understand the differences and similarities between the M1 (semi auto) and the M2 (selective or full auto fire) versions of the gun. Extreme close ups of the various parts allow the viewer to see the function and movement of the parts as they work in the gun. The fact that so many people own this firearm makes this course extremely valuable. If you want the quick course on how to get this .30 caliber carbine apart, back together, and operating as intended, then this course is for you (if you want the "long course," look into our basic 108 hour Professional Gunsmith course).