Modern Gunsmith, + 74 Old Vintage Gunsmithing Books on DVD Collection, V19

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Gunsmith Reference Library on DVD The Modern Gunsmith Vintage and Antique Gun Repair Manuals Antique Gun Shooting and Hunting Guides The Best Selling Gunsmithing Library Collection EVER! 74 Total Books on DVD Included Additional Technical Manuals We Offer: The Complete Collection of 1900 Firearm Manuals: Click Here Rifle and Pistol Marksmanship Guides and Videos: Click Here Learn How to Reload Ammunition: Click Here American Machinist Library: Click Here Learn How to Weld: Click Here A gunsmith is a person who repairs, modifies, designs, or builds firearms. This occupation is different from an armorer. The armorer primarily maintains (disassembly, cleaning) weapons and limited repairs involving parts replacement and possibly work involving accurization. A gunsmith does factory level repairs, renovation (such as applying metal finishes), and makes modifications and alterations for special uses. Gunsmiths may be employed in: -factories by firearms manufacturers, -armories by military or law-enforcement agencies, -sporting goods stores, or -small gunsmith shops, as either the owner, or as one of a handful of employees. To pursue the entirety of this trade, a gunsmith must possess skills as a mechanic, a metalworker, a woodworker, and an artisan; be knowledgeable in shop mathematics, ballistics, and chemistry; and be capable of working accurately and precisely. Those who are (self-) employed in small gunsmith shops must also possess skills as small business operators; work effectively with a wide variety of customers; and remain abreast of, and comply with federal, state, and local laws, ordinances, and requirements. Due to the great breadth of subject matter to be mastered, many gunsmiths specialize in only a few of the skills required of the general gunsmith. Alternatively, some gunsmiths learn many of the skills of the trade, but only apply them to a few weapon types (e.g. only pistols, only shotguns, only specific brands or models). This collection of gunsmithing reference manuals is specifically geared for someone who is interested in working on antique or vintage guns. Most manuals date to the turn of the last century, making them ideal for someone who is interested in working on 1800 or early 1900 era firearms. This collection is not specifically intended for someone working on modern era firearms, although the techniques that are discussed here can be applied to more modern firearms. Also included is a section of reference material on vintage ammunition, as well as many old books on hunting and shooting. Overall, a very well rounded collection for anyone interesting in working with, or working on, antique firearms. This collection totals 74 total books one DVD in PDF format. Note the collection consumes approximately 1.5 GB of disk space. The books are PDF scans in high quality. The sample images below have been scaled down. The Modern Gunsmith, Volume 1 and Volume 2 This book is considered one of the most important gunsmith reference books available. Regardless of your skill level, this book goes into the details of the design and building of a firearm. While many modern books tell you to purchase aftermarket parts, this book goes into detail about proper techniques on making your own parts. This turns the amateur gunsmith into the professional gunsmith. Volume 1, Table of Contents: The Workshop, Tools & General Equipment Special Home-Made Tools & Equipment Materials, Metals & Supplies The Use of Tools Reading & Making Drawings Safety with Firearms Selection of Woods Designing the Gun Stock Laying Out the Stock, Inletting the Action Modeling & Shaping the Stock Bedding Barrels & Actions Giving the Stock Its Final Finish Checkering, Carving & Inlays Stock Surgery Laminated Woods for Gun Stocks Modernizing Military Small Arms Fitting of Sighting Equipment Replacement of Small Working Parts Hand-forging & Heat-Treatment Revolver and Pistol Repairs Problems of the Trigger Pull Amateur Etching & Engraving Stripping Actions, Oiling & Minor Repairs Minor Repairs & Adjustments Miscellaneous Formulas & Methods Soldering, Brazing & Welding Field Repair Kits & Devices Experimental Factors Governing Small-Arms Ammunition Mechanical Definitions & Phrases Volume 2, Table of Contents: Machinery, Power & General Tool Equipment Special Gunshop Tools & Accessories Tools & Methods of Tool Making Die Making Whims & Fancies in Firearms Principles of Iron & Steel Heat-Treatment of Steel Rifle Barrel Design & Fitting Barrel Tools & Their Construction Barrel Drilling & Reaming Rifling Barrels Barrel Turning, Chambering & Headspacing The .22 Caliber Hornet: Design & Conversion Relining of Rifle Barrels Striking Barrels & Polishing Gun Parts The Art of Bluing & Browning Care of Firearms: Cleaning Bores & Removing Obstructions Lapping Barrels & Polishing Shotgun Bores Special Gun Parts & Their Construction Manufacture of Gun Sights Spring Making Bullet Swages & Case-Resizing Dies Bullet Moulds Restoration & Preservation of Antique Firearms Shotgun Repairs The Art of Gun Engraving Appraisal of Craftsmanship Review of Military Small Arms In total, a whopping 74 antique gunsmith and antique gun related reference books are included! Here is the list of volumes included in this DVD: Ammunition Related Breech Loading Firearms and Ammunition, by Sharps Rifle Company,1879, 94 pages Cartridge Manufacture, by Douglas Hamilton, 1916, 184 pages Field Artillery Cannon Ammunition, by The US Army Field Artillery School, 319 pages Guns Ammunition and Tackle, by Captain A.W. Money, 1904, 504 pages High-Explosive Shell Manufacture, by Douglas Hamilton, 1916, 241 pages How To Select Reloading Equipment, by CH Die Company, 1955, 6 pages Identifying Ammunition, by The US Army, 78 pages Manufacture of Artillery Ammunition, American Machinist Magazine, 1917, 788 pages RCBS 2 Shell Holders and Case Gauges, Classic Brochure, 1956, 2 pages RCBS Bullet Pullers, Classic Brochure, 1956, 2 pages Small Caliber Ammunition Data, Dept of the Army, 1994, 325 pages Smokeless Powder and its Influence on Gun Construction, by James Atkinson Longridge, 1890, 66 pages Straightline Handloading Equipment, Belding & Mull Brochure, 1957, 5 pages Treatise on Ammunition, British War Office, 1915, 693 pages Gunsmithing Advanced Gunsmithing, by W.F. Vickery, 1940, 469 pages Deep Hole Drilling in Gun Construction, Machinery's Reference Series, 1910, 48 pages Gun Making in the United States, by Rogers Birnie, 1907, 158 pages Gunline Tools Checkering Tool, 1 page brochure, 1955 Repair of Wooden Fiberglass-Plastic, Dept of the Army, 1970, 40 pages The Elastic Strength of Guns, by Philip Alger, 1906, 94 pages The Modern Gunsmith Vol1, by James Virgil Howe, 1941, 393 pages The Modern Gunsmith Vol2, by James Virgil Howe, 1941, 458 pages Theory and Design of Recoil Systems and Gun Carriages, Chief of Ordnance Office, 1921, 1100 pages Additional Reference Books American Inventions and Improvements in Breech-Loading Small Arms, by Charles Norton, 1880, 472 pages American Machinists' Handbook, by Fred Colvin, 1914, 712 pages Compound Guns Many-Barrelled Rifle Batteries Machine Guns, by Captain J.F. Owen, 1874, 36 pages Guns and Gunning, by Dan Beard, 1908, 140 pages Heat-Treatment of Steel, The Industrial Press, 1914, 296 pages Machine Guns, Mechanism, Practical Handling of Machine Gun Fire, Machine Gun Tactics, by Capt Julian Hatcher and others, 1917, 274 pages Machine Tools and Their Operation Vol 1, by Fred Colvin and Frank Stanley, 1922, 354 pages Machine Tools and Their Operation Vol 2, by Fred Colvin and Frank Stanley, 1922, 422 pages Machine-Gun Drill Regulations, Army War Dept, 1918, 306 pages Machinery's Handbook, The Industrial Press, 1941, 1827 pages Modern Shot Guns, by W.W. Greener, 1891 New Methods of Machine-Gun Fire, by Capt. Freidrich V. Markatz, 1916, 64 pages Our Rifles Firearms in American History, by Charles Winthrop Sawyer,1920, 524 pages Text-Book of Advanced Machine Work, by Robert Smith, 1919, 776 pages The Breech Loader, by W.W. Greener, 1898, 436 pages The Breech Loader and How To Use It, by W.W. Greener, 1892, 326 pages The Gun and its Development, by W.W. Greener, 1897, 810 pages The Guns of Europe, by Joseph A. Altsheler, 1915, 350 pages The Modern Sportsman's Gun and Rifle , by J.H. Walsh, 1884, 668 pages The Shot-Gun and Sporting Rifle, by Stonehenge, 1859, 514 pages United States Rifles and Machine Guns, by Fred Colvin and Ethan Hall, 1917, 348 pages Shooting and Hunting Books American Duck Shooting, by George Grinnell, 1901, 664 pages American Game Bird Shooting, by John Murphy, 1882, 358 pages American Game Bird Shooting, by George Grinnell, 1910, 283 pages American Wild-fowl Shooting, by Joseph Long, 1874, 302 pages Big Game Shooting, by Clive Wolley, 1894, 520 pages Big Game Shooting Records, by Edgar Barclay, 1932, 293 pages Crocodile Shooting, short article reprint from "Land and Water", 1800, 14 pages Experts on Guns and Shooting, by G.T. Buckell, 1900, 626 pages Fishing and Shooting, by Sydney Buxton, 1902, 324 pages Fishing and Shooting Sketches, by Grover Cleveland, 1907, 226 pages Hints on Revolver Shooting, by Walter Winans, 1904, 146 pages Letters to Young Sportsmen on Hunting Angling & Shooting, by Lt. Col. J. Mackillop, 1920, 220 pages Long-range rifle shooting, by The Forest and Stream Publishing Co., 1877, 122 pages Pheasants and covert shooting, by Aymer Maxwell, 1913, 392 pages Pigeon Shooting, by Capt. Albert W. Money, 1896, 116 pages Pistol and Revolver Shooting, by A.L.A. Himmelwright, 1916, 272 pages Pistol and Revolver Shooting, by A.L.A. Himmelwright, 1922, 278 pages Practical Rifle Shooting, by Walter Winans, 1906, 130 pages Rifles and Rifle Shooting, by Charles Askins, 1912, 258 pages Rough Shooting, by T.E. Kebbel, 1889, 114 pages Shooting, by Horace G. Hutchinson, 1903, 427 pages Shooting Field and Covert, by Lord Walsingham, 1887, 388 pages Shooting for Boys, by A. Frederick Collins, 1917, 234 pages Shooting in China, by T. R. Jernigan, 1908, 384 pages Shooting Moor and Marsh, by Lord Walsingham, 1893, 400 pages Sporting Rifles and Rifle Shooting, by John Caswell, 1920, 374 pages Wild Fowl Shooting, by William Bruce Leffingwell, 1888, 390 pages Wing and Trap Shooting, by Charles Askins, 1911, 184 pages Wing-Shooting, by "Chipmunk" 1881, 128 pages Woodcock Shooting, by Edmund W. Davis, 1908, 314 pages Sample images shown in low resolution: Catalog Number and disclaimer Catalog #TCA-801V19 If you purchase another item with this same catalog number, you will get two identical items. We are the owner and creator of this disk, and we have full distribution rights to this item. Distribution rights are non-transferable. This disk is our creation, and we participate in eBay's Vero Program. Each disk is shipped in a plain mailer with no case, with a clean text label without graphics. 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