Posted: 1/31/2015 8:14:29 PM EDT
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I am looking for any Tips, Tricks, Cheats etc. That is related to Firearms. They can be for;
buying, selling, gunsmithing, cleaning, shooting, training, targets, reloading, ANYTHING related to firearms that saves Time, Ease, have more fun and especially Money! I am going to compile these "tips" into (hopefully) a large list for everyone's benefit, all in one place. example; I am going to show I made "homemade" tools for Smith & Wesson revolvers Dis-assembly/Assembly.This tool is at Brownells for $23.95 + shipping! These homemade tools saved me $25-$30!, Using Drywall anchors for 22LR snap caps. etc (you get the idea!) Thanks Cmax 
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Everything you need to know is here in AR15.com's General Discussion forum. Everything. And way, way too much stuff you will want to unknown!! Also, there is no trick, tactic, or piece of equipment that will beat the benefit of sending rounds down range. Just practice, practice, practice. |
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Okay, here's a general metal shop tip: If you have parts that are fiercely bound to each other, i.e. press fitted onto one another, an application of HOT WATER may loosen them.
Many years ago when I could ride a bike without damaging my back, I had a pretty nice touring bike. I decided to remove the alloy pedal crank arms from the steel axel. No amount of force applied to my gear puller tool would budge them! I finally boiled up a couple of cups of water and poured it on the pedal crank, and they immediately released! The boiling water caused the pedal crank to swell enough to loosen it. |
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Best AR add-ons $5.00 or less http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_3_118/574978_Best_AR_add_ons__5_or_Under_Thread.html http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_3_118/574978_Best_AR_add_ons__5_or_Under_Thread.html FTFY |
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Firing a pistol fast and accurate is simple. Sight picture, press trigger, and repeat as needed; simple. It is just not easy, but it is simple. Also, practice does NOT make perfect, it only makes you better at the way you practice. PERFECT practice, makes you better. |
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To make sighting-in targets I make 1" squares on Excel, and color in the squares for the bullseye. You surely don't color them by hand. If so, let me send you some target files. Here is an example: 
I have a slew of different designs with different colors and number of aiming points and circular bulls of different sizes. |
