Videos tagged with Rifle Refurbishment

This guide details the expert gunsmithing process for refurbishing a Winchester 1886 rifle, including replacing a damaged barrel and fabricating a magazine tube extension from EMT conduit. Master Gunsmith Mark Novak demonstrates advanced techniques for disassembly, part fabrication, and reassembly, culminating in successful test firing. The process highlights common pitfalls and solutions for working with historical firearms.

This guide provides an overview of inspecting and appreciating refurbished Enfield rifles, as presented by Clint Morgan and Matt Capaldi from Classic Firearms. It covers identifying key features like the 'cock on close' action, stock variations, receiver markings, and the .303 British caliber. The focus is on understanding the collector value and historical significance of these professionally restored firearms, emphasizing that they retain original character.

This video provides an expert overview of the CMP's operations in Anniston, Alabama, focusing on the arrival and inspection of 80,000 M-1 Garand rifles. It highlights rare finds like an unissued International Harvester M-1 Garand and Winchester models, detailing inspection points such as barrel wear and finish. The content also touches upon the refurbishment process and the historical significance of these firearms.

This guide details the refurbishment and operation of the Citadel Martini-Enfield Carbine, a unique firearm rebuilt in Cairo using original British parts. It covers historical context, identification of markings, physical characteristics, and the functioning of its single-shot falling block action. Expert instruction highlights its historical significance and potential as a shooter.