New for 2016: American Gunsmithing Institute’s Training For Custom Builders
American Gunsmithing Institute offers a series of courses that focus on the optimization, repair and even scratch-building of firearms.
One of the most important aspects of gunsmithing is ensuring that firearms are safe to use. This involves inspecting every part of the firearm, checking for wear and tear, and making sure all parts are functioning. Gunsmiths also work closely with customers to understand their needs when it comes to customizing or modifying guns.
Gunsmiths may also specialize in creating custom stocks or grips, engraving designs, or building a firearm from scratch. With such a wide range of skills required, it’s no wonder why many people consider becoming a professional gunsmith. This career is both challenging and rewarding and always in demand.
Overall, while there is much more that can be said about the world of gunsmithing; this short introduction should give you an idea about what it entails. Whether you’re interested in learning more about firearms or considering pursuing a career as a professional gunsmith yourself – there’s always something new to discover in this fascinating field!
American Gunsmithing Institute offers a series of courses that focus on the optimization, repair and even scratch-building of firearms.
This Gunsmithing course consists of 15 hours of lecture and 25 hours of hands-on experience. It covers the design, function ...
Enroll before Sept. 28, 2015, to get in at the start of AGI's Fall Fast-Start Gunsmithing Class, plus qualify for ...
The Ruger 10/22 and .22 Auto Pistol course, taught by AGI's Certified Gunsmithing Instructor Ken Brooks, is set for July ...
Lyman brand Pachmayr has announced three new additions to its line of Master Gunsmith products.
This AGI instructor-led course covers the design, function and repair of the Smith & Wesson double action swing out cylinder ...
This new course from American Gunsmithing Institute covers most aspects of the Colt revolver's design, function, repairing and tuning.
This course, led by Master Gunsmith Ken Brooks, covers the design, function and repair of extractors.
Theme for the first-ever workshop is "Solving Challenges and Problems Unique to 1911's and GLOCKĀ®s."