Videos tagged with Model 67

This video showcases a refinishing project on a Winchester Model 67 .22 rifle. The presenter details the process of stripping, polishing, and re-bluing the metal components, as well as bleaching, staining, and refinishing the wooden stock. The completed rifle was a gift for the presenter's brother-in-law, who was reportedly very pleased with the outcome. The video also includes social media links and promotional codes for related companies.

This video showcases a comprehensive gunsmithing project on a Winchester Model 67 rifle, transforming it into a 'Deluxe' version. Larry Potterfield demonstrates advanced techniques like stock reshaping, recoil pad installation, glass bedding, barrel shortening, recrowning, custom sight work, bolt jeweling, and trigger gold plating. The project highlights how fundamental gunsmithing skills can be learned and applied to improve an affordable firearm.

This YouTube video provides a detailed instructional guide on how to perform letter and number stamping on a rifle barrel, a crucial step in the gunmaking process. Larry Potterfield, Founder and CEO of MidwayUSA, demonstrates the technique using a steel stamp set on a Winchester Model 67 barreled action. The video is aimed at viewers interested in gunsmithing and firearm customization, offering a practical look at a specific gunmaking skill.

This guide details how to reshape the butt area of a rifle stock using basic hand tools, as demonstrated by Larry Potterfield of MidwayUSA. The process involves carefully filing and blending wood to achieve a customized profile, starting with defining a groove near the grip cap and progressing to shaping the butt stock sides. This modification requires precision and patience for a refined finish.

This video demonstrates a practical gunsmithing solution for a common issue found on older rimfire rifles: a missing rear sight elevator. Larry Potterfield of MidwayUSA, using basic hand tools and scrap metal, walks viewers through the process of fabricating a replacement part. The technique involves using layout dye, a template, a hacksaw, and files to precisely shape and fit the new elevator, offering a simple and effective fix for firearm owners facing this problem.

This video demonstrates a practical method for tapering and reshaping a rifle forend to improve aesthetics and ergonomics. Larry Potterfield explains the 'making it round by filing flats' technique, starting with a circular template and systematically filing down the stock. The process involves creating initial flats, then refining them with finer tools to achieve a smooth, rounded profile, offering a significant visual and tactile improvement over the original stock.

This guide details the process of installing an ebony forend tip on a rifle stock, as demonstrated by Larry Potterfield from MidwayUSA. The steps involve shortening the forend, preparing both the stock and the ebony tip with a disc sander for a precise fit, drilling for a dowel, and then gluing and clamping the pieces together. This intermediate-level gunsmithing technique adds a refined aesthetic to a rifle.

This video demonstrates how to install a recoil pad on a Winchester Model 67 rifle, a process applicable to other firearms. Key steps include preparing the stock by drilling out old screw holes, ensuring the stock pitch is zero for perpendicularity to the bore, and carefully sanding the butt. The recoil pad is then attached, scribed, and meticulously ground to fit using specialized fixtures and a disc sander, ensuring a precise and permanent installation.