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Gunsmithing Technology Tool List 1 GUNSMITHING TECHNOLOGY TOOL LIST SUPPLIERS (in alphabetical order) Brownell’s 1-641-623-5401 Jack First 1-605-343-9544 Northern Precision 1-800-988-7719 Oxygen Supply Co 1-800-892-8561 SATCO 1-800-328-4644 Wood Workers Supply 1-800-645-9292 MASTER TOOL LIST Some tools on the Master List may also appear on the Advanced Manufacturing Tool List; compare the two, and do not purchase duplicates. QTY Description Supplier MFG. Order # 1 Safety Glasses/Safety Goggles 1 55/60 Degree Center Gauge MSC Sweden 650-924-21 1 12” Adjustable Wrench SATCO Crescent AT112 5 3/8” HSS Lathe Blanks SATCO Republic 700 Series 1 #3 Center Drill SATCO Satro AV503 1 0-6” Vernier Caliper SATCO General MG6001DC 1 0-1” Micrometer SATCO Starrett T436XEL-1 1 6” Flexible Ruler SATCO General CF616 1 8” Mill Bastard Cut File SATCO WAVILL 15018 1 Dykem Layout Fluid Brownell’s 262-100-004 1 Scribe SATCO General 88cm 1 Protractor SATCO General 17 1 India Stone Combination SATCO Norton 85560 1 Allen Wrench Set SATCO Efelind 91 1 4” Divider SATCO General 450-4 1 #2 Drill and Tap Kit Brownell’s 080-564-002 1 Compo Cast Hammer SATCO National DBH150 1 ¾” Double Ended HSS, 2 Flute SATCO Republic CR50C24 1 ¼” Double Ended HSS, 2 Flute SATCO Republic CR50C8 1 ⅛” Double Ended HSS, 2 Flute SATCO Republic CR50C4 1 #2 File Handle SATCO Lutz #2 1 Edge Finder SATCO SPV 98-321-3 1 Rotor Burr SATCO Vargus B-set 1 Safety Glasses SATCO Sellstrom 70001 1 Kennedy Tool Box, #526 SATCO Kennedy 526-8 1 American Screw Pitch Gauge SATCO General 252 1 Metric Screw Pitch Gauge SATCO General 255mm 1 Bonanza Screw Driver Set Brownell’s 319-120-000 1 Drive Pin Punch Set SATCO Starrett S565PC 1 8” #4 Pillar Cut File Brownell’s 191-399-590 1 8” #4 Extra Narrow Pillar Cut File Brownell’s 360-312-161 2 #3 File Handle SATCO Lutz #3 1 4 oz. Ball Peen Hammer SATCO Marion 5204 1 Needle File Set SATCO Warrensville 40142 1 12” Lathe File SATCO Nicholson 07688 2 TOOL LISTS by CLASS GSTP 2233 Polishing and Bluing Theory QTY Description Supplier MFG. Order # 1 NRA Assembly Guide #3 Brownell’s 649-100-210 1 NRA Assembly Guide #4 Brownell’s 649-100-220 1 Brownell’s Encyclopedia Brownell’s 108-002-001 1 The Complete Metal Finishing Book Brownell’s 423-100-004 GSTP 1229 Reloading and Ammunition Theory QTY Description Supplier MFG. Order # 1 Lyman Shot Shell Handbook Various N/A 1 P.O. Ackley Volumes I & II Various N/A 1 Lyman Reloading Manual, 47th Ed. Various N/A GSTP 2259 Shotgun Gunsmithing Theory QTY Description Supplier MFG. Order # 1 Shotgun Gunsmithing, book Brownell’s 251-191-600 1 Firearms Assembly & Disassembly #5 Brownell’s 251-861-005 GSTP 1234 Pump and Self Loader Gun Theory QTY Description Supplier MFG. Odrer # 1 Firearms Assembly & Disassembly #5 Brownell’s 251-861-005 1 Jack First Catalogs, Vol. 1 &2 Jack First N/A GSTP 1219 Hinge and Lever Theory QTY Description Supplier MFG. Order # 1 Firearms Assembly & Disassembly #3 Brownell’s 649-100-210 1 Brownell’s Encyclopedia Brownell’s 108-002-001 1 Jack First Catalogs, Vol. 1 &2 Jack First N/A GSTP 1245 Bolt Action Theory QTY Description Supplier MFG. Order # 1 Bolt Action Rifles, book Brownell’s 924-400-098 GSTP 2255 Barreling and Chambering Theory QTY Description Supplier MFG. Order # 1 The Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, Brownell’s 924-400-098 By Kuhnhausen 3 GSTP 2269 Two Piece Stock Lab QTY Description Supplier MFG. Order # 1 Butt Blank Various Various N/A 1 Forend Black… see Instructor Various Various N/A 1 Stockmaking Theory Book Brownell’s 968-879-356 *** EACH ITEM ON THE WOOD WORKING LIST *** *** *** GSTP 1210 Handgun Theory QTY Description Supplier MFG. Order # 1 The Colt .45 Automatic, A Shop Manual Brownell’s 924-200-045 1 NRA Firearms Assembly Guide #4 Brownell’s 649-100-220 1 The Smith & Wesson Revolver, A Shop Manual Brownell’s 924-100-001 1 The Colt Revolver Volume 1, A Shop Manual Brownell’s 624-200-001 GSTP 2263 Riflesmithing Theory QTY Description Supplier MFG. Order # 1 Riflesmithing, book Brownell’s 251-281-600 GSTP 1256 Stock Making Theory QTY Description Supplier MFG. Order # 1 Professional Stock Making Brownell’s 968-879-356 ISBN# 1-879356-155 GSTP 1205 Metal Fusion Lab QTY Description Supplier MFG. Order # 1 #5 Lens Goggles Oxygen Supply Co g-200 #5 1 Tip Cleaner Oxygen Supply Co STD 1 Work Gloves Oxygen Supply Co 5B 1 Striker Oxygen Supply Co 3001 1 Vise Grip Oxygen Supply Co 10R GSTP 2267 One Piece Stock Lab QTY Description Supplier MFG. Order # 1 Stock Blank Various Various N/A *** EACH ITEM ON THE WOOD WORKING LIST *** *** *** 4 Woodworking Tools (applies to GSTP 2267 and GSTP 2269) QTY Description Supplier MFG. Order # 1 Stock Blank, see Instructor Various Various N/A 1 6” Round Bastard Cut File SATCO Warrensville 16014 1 4” Round Bastard Cut File SATCO Warrensville 13010 1 10” Half-Round Bastard Cut File SATCO Warrensville 16010 1 10” Round Bastard Cut File SATCO Lutz #1,#2,#3 8 File Handles to fit said files SATCO Lutz 1,2, or 3 1 Stone Set Brownell’s 080-576-000 1 Stock Maker’s Starter Set Brownell’s 080-761-000 MTTP 1208 Measuring Tools QTY Description Supplier MFG. Order # 1 Precision Machining Technology PTC Book Store ISBN 9781435447684 1 Shop Reference For Students & Apprentices PTC Book Store ISBN 9780831130794 GSTP 2257 Barrel and Chambering Lab QTY Description Supplier MFG. Order # 3 ⅜” Lathe Blanks SATCO Republic 700 series 1 1-2” Micrometer Various 1 0-1” Depth Micrometer SATCO Starrett T436XEL-1 1 Rifle Barrel, student’s choice of caliber Various 1 Rifle Action, student’s choice of style Various 1 The Mauser Rifle Brownell’s 924-400-098 By Jerry Kuhnhausen GSTP 2265 Riflesmithing Lab QTY Description Supplier MFG. Order # 1 Wing Safety Various Various N/A 1 Adjustable Trigger Various Various N/A 1 Recoil Pad Various Various N/A 1 Pr. Sling Swivels Various Various N/A 1 Muzzle Break Various Various N/A 1 Bolt Handle Brownell’s 095-001-001 GSTP 1235 Metallurgy and Heat Treating QTY Description Supplier MFG. Order # 1 Heat Treatment, Selection and Application PTC Book Store Of Tool Steels ISBN 9781569903766 5 Advanced Manufacturing Technology Tools QTY Description Supplier MFG. Order # 1 Safety Glasses SATCO Sellstrom 70001 1 6” Flexible Ruler SATCO General CF616 1 Steel Protractor SATCO General 17 1 Dial Caliper SATCO Starrett 120A-6” 1 Mighty Mag w/1” Travel Ind SATCO SPI 98-279-3 1 Universal Indicator Set Northern Precision NB65-30178P 1 0-3” Outside Micrometer Set SATCO Starrett ST436AXFL7 1 0-3” Depth Micrometer Set SATCO Starrett 449A-3R 1 Deburring Tools SATCO Vargus b-set 1 5 pc. Drill and Countersink Set, # 1-5 SATCO Republic 585P 5 ⅜” or ½” HSS Turning Tool Blanks SATCO Republic 700 series 2 ½” Brazed Turning Tool (right hand) SATCO Republic AR8 2 ⅜” Brazed Turning Tool (right hand) SATCO Republic AR6 1 ea ¼”, ⅜”, ½”, ¾” End Mills SATCO Republic CR50 series 1 22 pc. Inch/Metric Hex Key Set SATCO Efelind 10022 1 Single End Edge Finder SATCO SPI 98-321-3 1 Thread Center Gauge SATCO General CF778 1 10” Adjustable Wrench SATCO Crescent AT110 1 Combination Square Set SATCO Starrett C434-12-4R 1 Carbide Point Scriber SATCO General 88CM 1 Brush & Dust Pan SATCO Various N/A 1 1” Paint Brush SATCO Liuzer P10 1 Spray Bottle SATCO Twin BT 6000125 1 4 oz. Dykem Brownell’s 262-100-004 1 Thread Wires SATCO SPI 98-370-0 1 Set of Thin Parallel Bars Northern Precision NM51-TPP 1 Screwdriver SATCO Stanley 66-166 1 Pliers SATCO Great Lock SJ8 1 File w/Handle SATCO Wavill 15018 1 Tool Box w/Lock Various Various N/A 6 ADDITIONAL ITEMS RECOMMENDED (NOT REQUIRED) Description Supplier MFG. Order # ½ Brazed Turning Tool Northern Precision GO40-AR8M Brazed 60° Included Angle Threading Tool Northern Precision GE40-E8M Drill Point Gauge SATCO General 28 4-42 Screw Pitch Gauge SATCO Starrett #6 24 oz. Ball Peen Hammer SATCO Stanley 54-024 ⅛, 10pr Parallel Set (economy) SATCO Import PRTP10 Stanley 1.5” 10oz. Dead Blow Hammer SATCO Stanley S7-530 Radius Gauge Set SATCO Starrett S167CH 10 pc. Needle File Set w/Case SATCO Warrensville 40142 6 pc. Telescoping Gauge Set SATCO Import PRTG506 Tap/Drill Set, incl. ¼-20 through ½-13 (case) Northern Precision ET50-99TDS 0-6” O.D. Micrometer Set SATCO Starrett ST436CXFL 0-6” Depth Micrometer Set SATCO Starrett 449A-6R Screw Thread Micrometer 1”-2” Northern Precision NB64-219001 8” Dial Caliper SATCO Mitutoyo 505-627 0-3 x 0.0001 Micrometer Set SATCO Starrett ST436AXFL Tin Coated End Mill Set Northern Precision DB50-G6TNS Machinery Handbook w/Guide 26th Ed. Industrial Press 153 pc. Drill Set SATCO Republic 307X 55-60° Center Gauge SATCO General CF778 11 Drawer Machinist Chest SATCO Kennedy 526-11 29” 7 Drawer Roller Cabinet SATCO Kennedy 297 .
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