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Completing the custom 1911 project
February 7, 2010 by Roy Nelson · 1 Comment
The custom rebuild 1911 project started in August and documented in detail on SigForum has been completed. Check out the final photos of this fantastic project!
Grayguns’s Practical Fundamentals: Who is it for?
February 1, 2010 by Bruce Gray · 5 Comments
The Grayguns training crew and I frequently encounter prospective students who dismiss our Practical Fundamentals handgun course program as “too basic” for their level of skill and training. Nearly as often, we’ll talk to a shooter who believes his skills don’t meet our prerequisites for attendance. Both perspectives can’t be right, can they?
Lubrication of Sig Sauer pistol rails
August 19, 2009 by Scott Folk (Former Employee) · 9 Comments
This article is about what I personally recommend for lubricating Sig Sauer pistols. I have different methods for lubricating other guns, but this article is focused on the Sig Sauer pistols.
My philosophy: If metal rubs metal, it needs grease between the parts.
Service Pistol Maintenance: Six simple steps can save your life
July 21, 2009 by Bruce Gray · 1 Comment
Just six shots away from finishing his quarterly sidearm qualification, Louie got off just one round from his Glock 22, and no amount of pulling on the trigger by that Northern California narcotics officer would make it fire again.
Grayguns Gun Camp scheduled – Sept. 18-20
July 21, 2009 by Bruce Gray · Leave a Comment
We’ve been working on details for our Gun Camp II course modules that will be held in Spray, Oregon the weekend of Sept. 18-20.
Our strong commitment to personal and friendly customer service, leading edge innovation and consistent, top quality work is a reflection of Bruce Gray's 35 year career as a highly regarded custom gunsmith, competitor and practical shooting authority. 