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Brownells DIY S&W Revolver Upgrade Kit Instructions
Brownells DIY S&W Revolver Upgrade Kit
This kit includes replacement parts for the grip, springs, and the clip draw and tools needed to install those parts. Because springs are under compression, safety glasses are advised.


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Brownells DIY 870 Stock Upgrade Kit Instructions
Brownells DIY 870 Stock Upgrade Kit
You will need a long-handled large flat-blade screwdriver, a vise with padded jaws, a Phillips-head screwdriver, and the Brownells Forend Wrench


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Brownells DIY 10/22 Trigger Upgrade Kit Instructions
Brownells DIY 10/22 Trigger Upgrade Kit
You will need the tools and parts contained in the Brownells Power Custom 10/22 Upgrade Kit.


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Brownells DIY Remington 700 Trigger Replacement Kit with Trigger Instructions
Brownells DIY Remington 700 Trigger Replacement Kit with Trigger
The items in this kit include a replacement trigger and tools (punch kit, nylon/brass hammer, and bench block). Not included are needlenose pliers and flathead driver or Allen-head wrench for action screws. Snap Caps of the appropriate caliber are optional to safely test, adjust, and function-test the new trigger.


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Brownells DIY Remington 700 Trigger Replacement Kit without Trigger Instructions
Brownells DIY Remington 700 Trigger Replacement Kit without Trigger
The items in this kit include a replacement trigger and tools (punch kit, nylon/brass hammer, and bench block). Not included are needlenose pliers and flathead driver or Allen-head wrench for action screws. Snap Caps of the appropriate caliber are optional to safely test, adjust, and function-test the new trigger.


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Brownells Barrel Set-Back Fixture Instructions
Brownells Barrel Set-Back Fixture
Brownells Barrel Set Back Fixture is designed for the Gunsmith who does not have a lathe, to enable him to set back revolver barrels to correct excessive barrel-cylinder gap. “Set Back” is the process of shortening the distance from the barrel muzzle to the barrel shoulder.


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Installing Bedding Pillars Reprinted From Benchtalk Articles
Installing Bedding Pillars Reprinted From Benchtalk
Bedding with synthetic materials has been, for many years, accepted as a key element in the building of accurate rifles. The proper use of synthetic bedding compounds is essential to providing a stable, stress-free platform to support the rifles’ receiver when it is attached to the stock.


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Springmaking Without Tears Articles
Springmaking Without Tears
Everyone who has worked on guns for a long time knows the awful truth. Sooner or later, a customer is going to bring in an unusual firearm for which spare parts, especially springs, are nonexistent.


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Tale of the "Acra-Gun" Articles
Tale of the "Acra-Gun"
One of the most popular products Brownells has carried over the years is our line of Acraglas® products.


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Hints For Using Cerrosafe Articles
Hints For Using Cerrosafe
We’ve recently fielded a lot of questions on the Tech lines and by email about casting chambers using Cerrosafe casting metal. The following is some information about Cerrosafe that Cerro Metal Products has provided us with.


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Differences In Spring Rate Set Between Different Types of Spring Materials Articles
Differences In Spring Rate Set Between Different Types of Spring Materials
The Gang here at Brownells were recently discussing spring set on new magazines springs and 1911 Colt type pistols.


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Brownells Checkering Restoration Kit Articles
Brownells Checkering Restoration Kit
The Brownells Checkering Restoration Kit is something new that we’ve put together for you folks who want a complete set-up for doing some recheckering. I’ve worked on picking out the tools for this and thought that this would make a good article on how do cut checkering on your guns.


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