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This week article was Do-it-yourself Gunsmithing Mistakes by Jared Hinton and JJ Reich. In this article it discusses the very reason I want to become a gunsmith. I have to admit; I am scared to death to take a firearm apart more then the standard field striping. With the years I spent in the Military and personal gun use I have seen many people go beyond what they are trained in and bring a bag of parts back to the armor and it is not a pretty sight. My fear is that I would not be able to put the firearm back together correctly. I believe in time it will pass as I gain more experience.

The article suggest starting with small projects and work up too the more advance jobs. A well lit area and using bench painted white to help see the
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