Uncle B's Gunsmithing LLC

Alright, I had fun on the lathe today with this quick project. I was in need of an extension for a 10mm shanked Forstner bit that would accommodate this project. I could not find anything that suited my needs and was priced right…so I made one.

Don’t get me wrong…this was no amazing feet, but it did feel good making it. I used a segment of scrap stainless steel rifle barrel that I cut off from a previous job. I cut to desired dimension, bored, drilled, and tapped the tool head. I installed the bit and secured it with 6 set screws. It’s perfect and cost me only about an hour of my time! And now I have the tool for future needs. Thats a good day!

In the future, I plan to make bushing sets for the tool, as needed. For this project, I only needed to make a few passes to reach my goal. With a sharp bit, slow passes, and a steady hand, the job was finished in seconds.

Stay tuned for the restoration of this Re*****on Model 11 I’ve been working on. Happy hunting!

“It shouldnt be too dirty.”

…famous last words 😎

Get em cleaned up and ready! Duck season will be here before you know it!

A pair came in for threading. Barrels were cut to a shortened length, threaded & crowned, muzzles were dressed & blued, bores were checked with indicator rods, and thread protectors were applied. Components were reassembled and rifles went out to customer. Quick turnaround on this pair. ready! Happy hunting!

Closing time…

Head of Homeland Security. The G***k 41. I also rock the G34 on the other side of perimeter 🤓 Just slapped on some night sights by

Fitting a recoil pad is one of my favorite procedures. This old lever rifle also had a style optic mounted. Nice rifle for any task. Happy hunting!!! & ya’ll have a great weekend!

Can you name that procedure? What’s going on with this old *****on model 11?

Overhauled! This old got the treatment! Detailed cleaning, inspection, camo by , upgraded recoil pad, fresh fiber optic sights, corrected bent ventilated rib, and controls touched up with fresh enamel.