You will learn how to improve the performance of the bolt action rifle from muzzle to breech. Methods of bedding and trigger work will be discussed. The course covers the mechanics of 22 s not stocks or metal finishing. You will also be trained on the 1201 shotgun. Various types of triggers will be studied including conventional, articulate, cam and multiple sear.
Course consists of lecture and hands-on instruction.
Mark will also teach you how to properly install sling swivels and recoil pads on fiberglass stocks. He will also show examples of molds and materials used for fiberglass stock manufacturing. Topics that will be covered are function, reliability, accuracy, trigger pull and sighting systems. It is strongly recommended that the student acquire a Browning Hi-Power Mark III for this course and not one of the clones. Ed will also teach you how to heat treat, make bolsters, guards, and handles.