Home Workshop Prototype Firearms

Master gun maker Bill Holmes shares what will and won't work in designing and building rifles and shotguns from raw materials. Includes the fine points of creating everything from actions to sights, as well as tips on tools, materials, assembly, finishing and more.

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Bill Holmes is one of the last remaining links to a bygone era. He first learned about gunsmithing more than 50 years ago from a guy who took his "fix-it" wagon all around doing odd jobs. Since then, Bill has designed and constructed innumerable firearms, written seven books and been featured in two videos for Paladin and become one of the country's best-known and most highly respected authorities on home-workshop weapons and firearms laws.

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Introduction Chapter 1 - Gaining Experience Chapter 2 - Tools and Equipment Chapter 3 - Materials Chapter 4 - What to Design Chapter 5 - Design Theory Chapter 6 - Helpful Hints Chapter 7 - Actions Chapter 8 - Action Fabrication Chapter 9 - Barrels Chapter 10 - Recoil Chapter 11 - Muzzle Brakes Chapter 12 - Trigger Assemblies Chapter 13 - Magazines Chapter 14 - Stocks Chapter 15 - Sights Chapter 16 - Building a Gun Chapter 17 - Ornamentation Chapter 18 - Fitting and Assembly Chapter 19 - Firing and Adjusting Chapter 20 - Heat Treatment Chapter 21 - Metal Finishing Chapter 22 - Marketing Your Design Appendix Useful Information

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