How did I learn all of this?

I’ve been doing my best to learn from historical texts that I’ve found through hours of driving and research. We Have all the magic of the digital age to learn with in these modern times.

We have all the tools that our forefathers ever dreamed of to make our lives better and to become more independent, and to gain more knowledge. I’ve been using them.

I’ve gone across the south-east, and even half-way into Texas…
learning about the different gun-smithing methods from the past that everybody else seems to have forgotten about.

The old-school tactics like stock wax-holes that I know everyone has forgotten about…

After my hours of research, I’ve been tinkering.
I’ve been experimenting.
I’ve been building.
I’ve been replicating.

I don’t make “replicas” per se. I can repair those, sure. What I specialize in creating is
I) specialized accessories,
II) entirely custom pieces that relate to firearms, and
III) the creation of… a better you. How?

I create guides that will teach you my skills in fabrication, repairs, and historical identification! The skills that I’ve spent years of my life and dollars for materials, books, and gas to learn!

Why?

Because I love firearms. I love the history surrounding them.

I want them to stay around, and many people don’t. That’s why I’ve taken it upon myself… made it my duty in life, to truly conserve the historicity of firearms, and add value to the firearms market everywhere I can.

Because people need to see that firearms aren’t tools of evil. They’re just tools.

This is Alan…
signing off.