How to Clean Years of Dirt and Grime from a Remington Rolling Block | MidwayUSA Gunsmithing

This guide details the advanced gunsmithing process of installing ebony stock inlays, presented by Master Gunsmith Larry Potterfield. It covers template creation, precise wood preparation, inletting techniques using specialized chisels, and final finishing for a professional look. The video emphasizes meticulous attention to detail for restoring and enhancing firearm aesthetics.

This guide details the identification and basic handling of the rare Papal States Remington Rolling Block rifle, a 12.7x45mm single-shot firearm produced by the Nagant brothers. It covers key markings, caliber, sights, and the rolling block action, emphasizing historical context and collector significance. Instruction is provided by Ian McCollum, demonstrating high expertise in historical firearms and their mechanics.

Larry Potterfield, an expert gunsmith, demonstrates a professional method for repairing a stripped wood screw hole in a gun stock, specifically on a Remington Rolling Block No. 7 Target Rifle. He advises against common amateur fixes and details the process of drilling out the hole, inserting a glued walnut dowel, and re-drilling a pilot hole for a secure screw fit. This technique ensures a durable repair for firearm stocks.

This guide details a master gunsmith's methodical process for significantly reducing the trigger pull on a Remington Rolling Block Model 1871 Army Pistol, from an excessive 16.25 lbs down to a crisp 3.0 lbs. It covers disassembly, precise sear notch modification using specialized fixtures, re-hardening techniques with Kasenit, and final range testing for improved accuracy.

Larry Potterfield of MidwayUSA provides an expert guide on cutting sight dovetails into a firearm barrel using a milling machine. The process involves precise setup, marking with layout fluid, milling to a specific depth (0.090 inches), and hand-fitting the sight. This technique is crucial for securely mounting iron sights on custom or repaired firearms.

This guide details how to evaluate the quality of gunsmithing work, distinguishing between professional and amateur efforts. It highlights common flaws found in amateur conversions, such as poor checkering, inadequate stock finishing, hardware defects, and improper scope mounting. The information is presented with the meticulous and authoritative tone of Larry Potterfield, founder of MidwayUSA, emphasizing the importance of detail in firearm customization.

This guide details a high-speed Cowboy Action Shooting stage, demonstrating expert transitions between a lever-action rifle, dual single-action revolvers, and a side-by-side shotgun. It highlights efficient manual shotgun reloading techniques from a belt carrier, showcasing advanced proficiency in competitive shooting disciplines. The video emphasizes speed and accuracy across multiple firearm types.

This video provides an expert-level demonstration of the Mosin-Nagant M91/30 PU Sniper rifle. It covers visual inspection, the proper loading procedure for 7.62x54R ammunition, and live fire at an outdoor range, showcasing bolt manipulation and recoil control. The demonstration is presented in a silent, ASMR-style format by an authoritative demonstrator.

This guide details the complex process of reboring a Winchester 1885 Low Wall rifle from .32 Rimfire to .357 Magnum, addressing a pitted bore. Expert gunsmith Larry Potterfield demonstrates disassembly, barrel removal, specialized reboring at Delta Gun Shop, chambering, crowning, action conversion, and final marking/finishing. The process highlights advanced machining techniques and specialized tools required for such a conversion.

This guide details the cycle of operation for the Winchester Model 12 shotgun, as explained by Larry Potterfield of MidwayUSA using a cutaway model. It covers loading, safety engagement, firing, extraction, and chambering. The explanation highlights the hammerless pump-action design and internal component interactions, offering valuable insights for gunsmithing and understanding firearm mechanics.