Working the Competitor
by Charles A. Benke
Customizing and repair work on the single-shot Competitor could add significantly to your income, if you're familiar with its wants and needs. (1/99)

Firing-Pin Retainer Tool
by Chip Todd
Here are two versions of a simple but effective tool for dealing with a common but pesky problem.ed. (3/99).

Aftermarket Accessories for Personal-Defense Handguns
by Teddy Jacobson
Sigs, Berettas, and Glocks are as good as the semi-auto pistol gets. Nevertheless, there are a few tips that can make them even better. (5/99)

Ruger Mark II Upgrade for Target Shooting
by Chick Blood
Once your handgun customers are convinced it's not as costly as they thought, their enthusiasm for the sport can pay off in custom upgrade and accurization work. (4/99)

The Outta-Sight Insta-Sight
by Chip Todd
Produced for only a brief period nearly 20 years ago, the Thompson/Center Insta-Sight was a fantastic product, if you knew what to install it on. (6/99)

Firearms Welding for Gunsmiths, Part 2
by Robert E. Fish
To truly be a master gunsmith, youmust add the art of welding to your bag of tricks. Here are the whys, the whats, and the hows of precision welding.(8/99)

Self-Resetting Targets for Tactical Training and Testing
by Dave Lauck
New alternatives in targets can save testing time for gunsmiths and training time for tactical marksmen. (5/99)

Quiet Operation: The State of the Art in Sound Suppression
by Dave Lauck
In the last 10 years, sound-suppression technology has taken a great leap forward. In his area, two companies lead the field, with a wide variety of high-tech offerings. (8/99)