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Learning to chamber
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<blockquote data-quote="shortgrass" data-source="post: 1603439" data-attributes="member: 24284"><p>[QUOTE="birdiemc, post: 1597782, mem</p><p>It's not practical for me to take off a week and fly across the country for a gunsmithing course. And I have no community college opportunities nearby offering machinst or gunsmithing courses so I've decided to try the self taught method. I have no intention of becoming a gunsmith and working on other peoples rifles. I just like the thought of doing it all myself.</p></blockquote><p>There are 4 NRA affiliated schools that run Summer Gunsmithing courses. There is Murry State in Oklahoma, Trinidad State Jr. College in Colorado, Lassen Community College in California and Montgomery Community College in North Carolina. All have "prerequisites" for admission into their threading/chambering classes. And, that would just be a threading/chambering/crowning class of a week long. A gunsmithing 'course' takes 2 yrs or longer. A lot gets 'crammed' into a 2yr course. Those who aren't real serious can easily get left behind with the required work.</p><p>[/QUOTE]</p>
[QUOTE="shortgrass, post: 1603439, member: 24284"] [QUOTE="birdiemc, post: 1597782, mem It's not practical for me to take off a week and fly across the country for a gunsmithing course. And I have no community college opportunities nearby offering machinst or gunsmithing courses so I've decided to try the self taught method. I have no intention of becoming a gunsmith and working on other peoples rifles. I just like the thought of doing it all myself.[/QUOTE] There are 4 NRA affiliated schools that run Summer Gunsmithing courses. There is Murry State in Oklahoma, Trinidad State Jr. College in Colorado, Lassen Community College in California and Montgomery Community College in North Carolina. All have "prerequisites" for admission into their threading/chambering classes. And, that would just be a threading/chambering/crowning class of a week long. A gunsmithing 'course' takes 2 yrs or longer. A lot gets 'crammed' into a 2yr course. Those who aren't real serious can easily get left behind with the required work. [/QUOTE]
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