ASSEMBLY/DISASSEMBLY,  GUNSMITHING BOOKS

J.B. Wood – Gun Digest Book of Assembly/Disassembly is the latest installment in the one series that shooters, gunsmiths and collectors faithfully turn to for transforming gun parts into precision rifles. This redesigned volume provides comprehensive step-by-step disassembly instruction patterns for 74 rifles - nearly 200 firearms when combined with variations.

J.B. Wood – Interest in tactical firearms has grown immensely since the sunset of the “assault weapons ban” of the 1990s. This area now dominates the industry, with virtually every major gun manufacturer in the world producing some type of tactically geared rifle or pistol for the consumer market. Tactical firearms use inexpensive ammo, and tactical methods require hours upon hours of practice at the gun range, which means constant maintenance to keep firearms in perfect working condition. Using the step-by-step instructions, each accompanied by detailed individual photographs, all firearms owners, from the novice to expert, will find this an invaluable tool for the necessary care and cleaning of often used tactical firearms.

J.B. Wood – Shooters, gunsmiths and collectors alike will find the revised version of this handy book a practical reference for field-stripping, cleaning and fine-tuning more than 60 revolvers and 130 variants. Step-by-step photos and clear, simple text make it easy to disassemble and reassemble a wide range of modern and vintage models. The author's more than 40 years of gunsmithing experience comes through in reassembly tips, which overcome each model's specific reassembly hurdles.

J.B. Wood – The increasing cost of gunsmithing services has caused enthusiasts to perform minor repairs, refinishing, and deep cleaning on their own firearms. This updated edition shows how to easily disassemble and reassemble centerfire rifles and the correct tools needed. Sixty-six popular guns are taken apart and individually photographed. The cross-reference index identifies more than 400 similar or identical rifle patterns that also follow these disassembly and reassembly directions. Covers the Argentine Mauser to Marlin Model 9 to Russian AK-47 to U.S. M-1 Garand to Winchester Model 1894.

J.B. Wood – A total of 59 popular shotgun models are reviewed, including thirteen additional models since the last edition. More than 285 shotgun variants that are mechanically similar to those pictured are also covered.

Includes field stripping basics and a thorough explanation of all key take down and reassembly steps for each model. Each step is clearly photographed and includes easy to understand instructions. An index allows readers to quickly find specific models and cross reference mechanically similar variants.

David R. Chicoine – Offers historic information and complete step-by-step assembly/disassembly details for 60 popular antique and hard-to-find firearms manufactured around the mid 1800s and into early 1900s. A large-scale drawing outlines component parts for each model.

James E. House & Kathleen A. House – Features budget-savvy tips for customizing this popular firearm with readily available aftermarket add-ons including barrels, stocks, and magazine releases.

Harold A. Murtz – 975 line drawings of “exploded guns” aid in part identification when ordering replacement parts, or taking a gun apart for cleaning and simple repair. All parts are identified by number with a key to those numbers.

Patrick Sweeney – Leads you through do-it-yourself repairs and upgrades, for both revolvers and semi-automatic pistols, and includes a handy troubleshooting guide, glossary of gunsmithing terms, and directory of suppliers.

Patrick Sweeney – Rifle owners can turn to noted gunsmith Patrick Sweeney for guidance on rifle repair and improved performance. From wood refinishing to smoothing a rough trigger pull, it’s in here.

ASSEMBLY/DISASSEMBLY,  GUNSMITHING BOOKS

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