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Has anybody produced a good instructional video on the subject? If so any suggestions where they may be found? Thanks. Rob


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I have been bugging Gunmaker to make such a video for over a year now. Since he has now completed his move, Maybe if you and a few others help bug him he will agree to do it.
 
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I'd buy one. The more instruction I have from as many sources as I can secure would be very beneficial. The Wesbrook book is very good. I wish he'd do one dedicated soley to doing a stock from a blank.


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Dempsey,

It is very hard to make a video of yourself and be the camera person while working on a stock projects. I have tried to make video's of the operation of my stock machine and of me checkering. It takes experience to get the voice onto the video as your are shooting the work being done. The problem is time and I have the time now being retired, but for each hour of video you will have to edit for several more hours and put the video in the right sequence. Getting the light in the correct position to shoot also is a problem. A good comerical camera and the making of this video would be a project that most pro stockmakers are not interested in trying. The cost of making and the profit is not there for a working person. I have thought of making a project up to do this video, but can't get off my ---.
 
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The Dunlap book GUNSMITHING goes through it in detail. I haven't done it yet, but it's got enough detail that I think I will be able to make an attempt.

Videos can be a lot clearer than books, though.

Anybody seen the "Learn to Checker" video by Midway? It's pretty good, but I haven't seen their Miles Gilbert kit come off the Temporarily Unavailable list.

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The Dunlap book GUNSMITHING goes through it in detail. I haven't done it yet, but it's got enough detail that I think I will be able to make an attempt.

Videos can be a lot clearer than books, though.

Anybody seen the "Learn to Checker" video by Midway? It's pretty good, but I haven't seen their Miles Gilbert kit come off the Temporarily Unavailable list.

Steve


I don't know about the learn to checker video that Midway sells, but I do have the DVD that Joe Balackie did a few years ago and it is absolutely outstanding. If someone would make a good "from the blank" video that has the same quality as the Balackie video it would be worth the $60 - $70 bucks somebody would have to charge for it.
 
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LesBrooks, I do imagine it'd be quite a undertaking with perhaps limited returns for the effort. Perhaps a organization like the ACGG could sponsor such a thing to help fund it and maybe be able to promote it enough to make it profitable. I think such a video would sell if Brownells and Midway type outfits stocked it.

skl1, thanks for that reference, I don't have that book, I'll try and track it down.


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