Parts Kits for Your Firearms

At a glance..

This resource aims to help you sort through what you need to have, as a minimum, for your firearms. It doesn't attempt a listing of each firearm by model, but try to help you learn to analyze your armory and figure out, for yourself, what you need.

The details..

"Parts Kits for Your Firearms" is a comprehensive guide that helps readers determine the minimum spare parts they need to keep their firearms operational. The author emphasizes the importance of having firing pins, extractors, ejectors, magazines, clips and other high-stress items readily available. This book also offers advice on how to analyze your armory and figure out which specific firearm parts you should have spares of.

In "Survival Gunsmithing", Gadget discusses the essential tools needed for cleaning and maintaining firearms at home or in survival situations. He recommends acquiring top-quality tools since repairing your weapons shouldn't be done with makeshift methods. In addition to providing an extensive list of suggested tools such as punches (general set), screwdrivers (assortment package) etc., he stresses the importance of obtaining a copy of Brownell's catalog - widely regarded by many gun enthusiasts as 'the bible' when it comes to firearm supplies.

The author highlights that owning a weapon means more than just purchasing one; it requires understanding its components intimately so that if something goes wrong while using it or during storage/maintenance/repair work - you know exactly what needs fixing! With this in mind, Gadget advises getting hold of each weapon's instruction manual containing exploded diagrams & part lists from manufacturers directly- enabling owners not only identify issues but order necessary replacement parts too!

Overall,"Parts Kits for Your Firearms"and "Survival Gunsmithing" provide valuable insights into gun ownership beyond simply buying them off-the-shelf. Both books are written in plain language making them accessible even if you're new to guns or don't consider yourself mechanically inclined.