I know the feeling of forgetting a step. * Wile E. Coyote school of gunsmithing.

Whenever I buy magazines, I look for bulk deals. For instance, every once in a while, Brownells will have a deal on a 10 pack of PMags (not now but they do regularly enough). And sometimes you can get them for just north of $10 each. Anyway, I found a deal on another site for […]

Yeah, yeah. I now know I should have bought one I could take apart. I have one and I hadn’t cleaned it since I bought it. The manual I have says to blow it out with an air compressor or send it back to Gem-Tech when it needs cleaned really bad. I’ve done the air […]

And get the shirt to prove it!

So, guy makes a homemade zip gun and keeps it in his pocket. You know the rest.

From Traction Control

A front sight repair for $1.50.

Improving Your Carry Gun, Removing the Bite

Blow torch + Dremel + Allen wrenches = ?

Redneck Engineer is building his own .50 cal rifle.

A crossbreed holster modification.

Replace extractor spring with a rubberband. Via tam.

From Gun Porn

A DIY Magazine Lipper.

Epoxy to fix a boogered AR lower receiver. Should work on a non-stressed part. This is why it’s a good idea to put a wooden block behind the lower to support it when you’re driving in pins.

Og makes his own holster. Cool.

Make your own thread protector. * Wile E. Coyote School of Gunsmithing.

Make your own holster.

Here. Ya know, a lot of people say that their AR spits gas in their face. I have never noticed it.

How to make them from paracord. Also, magpulls from inner-tubes (not to be confused with Al Gore’s Internets). Magpuls from zipties.

I missed this the first time but caught it on the republish: DIY Grip Stippling.

Via subguns (no direct link as theirs seem to have a short shelf life), comes a handy way to get get the lead out. Or rather, get the lead out of your sound suppressor. Step 1: Fill with Kroil. Step 2: Rubberband a vibrator to it Step 3: Turn on vibrator and run until battery […]

Make yourself a shooting bench.

Speaking of DIY gun stuff, you can make your own ballistics gel.

The guys at ar15.com are posting their own WECSOG tips as well as money savers. For example, a #7 O-ring from Lowe’s that goes for about $0.10 can be substituted for an Accu-Wedge (cost $5) to eliminate upper/lower receiver rattle. Good stuff for you DIYers and cheapskates.

Having handled Tam’s 9mm AR with a single point sling, I decided I want one for my next AR-15. Even better, I decided I also wanted one for the UltiWasr. Being the cheapskate err do-it-yourself, Wile E. Coyote School of Gun Smithing sort that I am, I decided to build one. If you want to […]

I’ve shown before my homemade magpulls in which I cut pieces of bicycle inner-tube and stretch them across the base of my AR mags. Well, here’s a new twist (heh!) on making them yourself. Via Gunner.

Build your own tactical sling. Sweet!

Anarchangel on how to make your Glock not suck. I actually like the Glock stock trigger, though it could be smoother. I like the trigger pull because it is consistent, minimal creep, and reliably predictable. It is probably the easiest pistol out of the box for someone to get adequate trigger control with. That said, […]

Wadcutter presents how to make your own bore-light out of a spent round. Sweet! Via Triggerfinger