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mfpd5 · February 11, 2010, 08:13 AM

Thanks for the replies. I have reserved myself to the fact that I should look at gunsmithing as more of a hobby. Its funny that some of you mention being an engineer because thats actually my current job.

So looking at it as more of a serious hobby, do any of you have any suggestions on books for gunsmithing/machining? I understand that nothing can substitute for one-on-one training, but I would like to learn all I can.

February 11, 2010, 08:13 AM	#10
mfpd5 Junior Member Join Date: February 9, 2010 Location: Midwest Posts: 3	Thanks for the replies. I have reserved myself to the fact that I should look at gunsmithing as more of a hobby. Its funny that some of you mention being an engineer because thats actually my current job. So looking at it as more of a serious hobby, do any of you have any suggestions on books for gunsmithing/machining? I understand that nothing can substitute for one-on-one training, but I would like to learn all I can.