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Gun Smithing Videos/AGI ?

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  • givette
    I've sat and viewed them. Decided not to buy. Much better than nothing..but the course will create more questions than will be answered.

    Yes, worthwhile IF you can get a pre-owned set for sale (auction?) somewhere. E-bay? The course will have lost it's "worthwhile" status if you have to spend more than $500 to purchase it.

    Your call, but $3,200 is better if put towards equipment that you eventually will have to purchase.

    Bottom line? No. Not as the question is posed. Sorry. Joe
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  • beantownshootah
    I've seen a few of the videos (ones on 10/22, AR-15, I think Glock, part of the Mossberg 500 video). Certainly not all gazillion of them.

    They're good INTRODUCTIONS to the guns in question. They go over a bit of history, how to detail-strip the guns, common issues, variations and mods.

    Nice video to have for the NON-gunsmith, who wants to know how to care of their gun in a lot more depth than the average schmoe.

    Will these turn you into a gunsmith>

    I don't think so, and I don't believe they can. They're a lot better than nothing, and they probably would make decent first guides for actual gunsmiths.

    But ultimately, like any mechanical labor type skill, I think the only way to really gunsmithing is with hands-on experience with people who are good (ie an apprenticeship).

    You have to spend your hours taking apart the guns, swapping and modding parts, and doing custom work to become a gunsmith. The videos might help a little, but there is no substitute for actual hours of hands working on guns.
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  • DarkStar11
    You can try some of them out on a rental basis, kind of like NetFlix -- http://smartflix.com/
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