Old Rifle Refinish - Winchester Model 67 .22

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 video demonstrates how to install sling swivel studs on a Winchester Model 67 rifle stock, a common upgrade for older .22 rifles. It details precise marking and drilling procedures for both front and rear studs, emphasizing the use of specialized tools for a professional finish. The project highlights that with the right equipment, this modification is straightforward and enhances firearm utility.

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 video from GunTec features Larry Potterfield, CEO and Founder of MidwayUSA, demonstrating how to thin the comb of a rifle stock. The process involves marking the area, filing it down to achieve a desired angle and thickness, and then blending the newly shaped comb back into the buttstock. The technique aims to improve the aesthetic appearance of the rifle stock, specifically on a Winchester Model 67.

This GunTec video features Larry Potterfield, CEO and Founder of MidwayUSA, demonstrating how to install a grip cap on a semi-pistol grip rifle stock to convert it to a full pistol grip style. The project utilizes a Winchester Model 67 rifle and covers the entire process, from fitting the grip cap to reshaping the stock. This gunsmithing task is presented as an accessible project for both beginners and experienced stockmakers, requiring only simple hand tools.

This video demonstrates how to install a front sight on a rifle, specifically a Winchester Model 67. The process involves removing the old sight using a brass drift and hammer, measuring and marking the barrel for a new length of 23 inches, and cutting a new dovetail using a Wheeler Engineering fixture. The video emphasizes precision leveling and careful filing to achieve a proper fit for the new sight.

This video provides a detailed guide on loading a 75-round drum magazine for the AK-47, specifically a Romanian variant. It covers identifying components like the follower and spring tension release, resetting the follower, and the correct procedure for inserting rounds. The tutorial also emphasizes the importance of winding the spring correctly and releasing tension for long-term storage to preserve spring health.

This beginner's guide to the AR-15 covers essential external components, controls, and the basic cycle of operation. It emphasizes proper magazine seating with a firm 'whack' and demonstrates field stripping for cleaning. The video highlights key aftermarket parts from brands like Magpul and Battle Arms Development, offering practical advice for new AR-15 owners.

This video demonstrates the proper installation of an A2 style flash hider on an AR-15 barrel, emphasizing critical steps for optimal performance. Key takeaways include using a crush washer with the correct orientation, applying grease to threads, and precisely indexing the device to prevent dust kick-up when shooting prone. The speaker highlights the importance of aligning the solid portion downwards and using a pin to verify alignment with the gas port for a secure and functional installation.

This video details the critical process of checking headspace on an AR-15 build, emphasizing safety and proper function. It covers the complete disassembly of the bolt carrier group, the precise use of 'Go' and 'No-Go' gauges to verify chamber dimensions, and the reassembly of the BCG. The demonstration highlights the importance of ensuring the bolt does not close on a 'No-Go' gauge to prevent dangerous headspace issues.