GUERILLA GUNSMITHING: QUICK AND DIRTY METHODS FOR FIXING FIREARMS IN DESPERATE TIMESBook Description To get further information on this book or to
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means to repair and maintain them, or you may someday find yourself
in the boondocks with a busted weapon. That's where the guerrilla gunsmith
comes in. Ragnar Benson has had experience fixing "junk" guns
in some tough places around the world, and here he shares some innovative
ways to patch up, cobble together and otherwise make operational everything
from antique rifles still found in remote war zones to modern firearms
suffering from appalling abuse. Drawing on lessons and stories from
backwoods experts he's worked with under desperate conditions in Africa,
the Philippines, Thailand, Pakistan and beyond, Ragnar tells how to
employ last-resort but effective techniques to remove hopelessly stuck
rounds and other barrel obstructions, straighten bent barrels, replace
lost parts, smooth out dented magazines, make repairs to some pretty
hopeless stocks, scrounge up workable ammo and more. These are last-ditch,
do-it-yourself methods, but they may be all you'll have to fall back
on deep in the bush or with your back to the wall, when the only things
between you and the enemy are a rifle and the know-how to make it work.
