Muzzle (Crown) Repair & Accuracy
In this episode, we'll recut a 90 degree crown on the muzzle of an 1886 Winchester that was cut crooked back in the days of its use. Then we'll see if it improves the accuracy of this old ranch rifle.
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Barrel Cut, Thread and Crown
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Accuracy, Flat vs. 11 Degree Crowns, Which is Better?
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Reloads - A Cautionary Tale
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Barrel Set Back to Correct Headspace
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Broken Gunstock Repair 1892 Winchester
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Reactivating a Deactivated Rifle
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The Dark Reason the British .303 Round Is Still Loaded
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How to repair a rust spot on your rifle
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A Peek Inside the Cinnabar Vault
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Crown a Barrel by Hand or With a Lathe? How Close Does it Really Get? Custom Mauser Part 1
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How To Blow Up An Old Winchester
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Doc Holliday’s REAL Guns at the O.K. Corral (The Truth Is Insane)
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Taylors 1873 44 40 50 yard accuracy test
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Peabody Rifle chamber sleeve job: Anvil 112
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How to Invisible-Repair 'Scrap' Metal: 1885 Winchester High Wall Restoration
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Barrel Break-Ins and Cleaning Voodoo Rituals Destroy Barrels
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Clearing a Deactivated Rifle Barrel
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Beretta and Sauer barrel conservation
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A 12ga. Shotgun Slug Designed Like an ATOM BOMB?
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