These guys are pretty funny and relatively informative...Check out the link. There are about 10 or so Gun Gripe Episodes...Most are pretty good.

Gun Gripes Episode 4 - Kitchen Gunsmithing

That CAN'T be real!

I have NO DOUBT that this could be real. I've seen some stuff just like this roll into a shop that I part timed at for a summer.

fortunately nothing like that has come through my shop yet, in fact I've had just as many brand new guns to work on that old ones but I have unfortunately seen stuff like that from my father in law. I just shake my head and walk away. It's taken me 12 years to get him to stop breaking bolts off on cars I'm not even going into guns with him.

I am not sure I agree that those guns were done wrong. Going back enough years that I remember the time before fancy factory camo options, I do remember camo tape wrapping more than a few things, especially bows, and the wrap job shown is not that bad.

I have the same h&R shotgun pictured, and if I broke the fore end lug, I would never use electrical tape, but how about camo duct tape, do the entire barrel and stock, and call it good. See my first point.

And the sling swivel job, well you folks do not understand tactical. With the studs so placed, you have a poor man's two point sling. The shoe lace goes over the off shoulder, and the gun rides action up on your strong side, ready for a snap shot. But the shoe string is indeed in poor taste. The owner shoould have used para cord.

;^)

Craig

I saw the one on HEADSPACE, was I wrong in what they were going to talk about. I have actually called their shop and talked to them they are very good guys. Check out what they do with a 12 gauge and a .50 bmg shell. Okay mayeb they are a little insane, LOL.