Welcome to The Precision Report
Dive into real-world custom rifle builds, expert gunsmithing techniques, precision reloading tips, and deep-dive guides from a working shop in Chandler, MN. Whether you're a hunter, competitive shooter, or builder, this blog is built for you.

Let’s break down what it takes to build a true custom rifle. If you're considering a custom rifle, you already know that a factory firearm might not meet your exact needs. Whether you're a long-range shooter, a hunter, or a competitive marksman, a custom-built rifle offers precision, reliability, and a tailored shooting experience. But how do you go about getting one built? What questions should you ask? And what steps are involved? At Redleg Guns, we guide our customers thro

Understanding and Fixing Gas Blowback in Suppressed ARs If you’ve ever fired your suppressed AR and felt like you just got a face full of pepper spray, you’re not alone. That burning, eye-watering sensation is caused by gas blowback a common issue when running AR-style rifles with suppressors. The good news? You can fix it with the right tweaks to your build. Let’s break down why it happens and how to make your rifle run cleaner and smoother, without feeling like you’re takin

Disclaimer The information provided in this blog post is intended for experienced gunsmiths with advanced knowledge of firearm maintenance and modification. Bedding a barrel extension into an AR-15 or AR-10 upper receiver involves the use of specialized tools, materials, and chemicals, as well as adherence to proper safety protocols. Redleg Guns is not responsible for any damage, injury, or legal issues resulting from the application of the techniques described herein. Firear

Disclaimer The information provided in this blog post is intended for educational and informational purposes only. The techniques and methods described are intended for use by experienced gunsmiths, firearm professionals, and knowledgeable enthusiasts. Working with firearms involves inherent risks, including but not limited to the use of tools, heat sources, and chemicals. Redleg Guns assumes no responsibility or liability for any injuries, damages, or mishandling that may oc

Disclaimer The information provided in this blog post is intended for experienced gunsmiths, precision rifle builders, and advanced firearm enthusiasts who are familiar with gunsmithing tools, techniques, and safety procedures. Hand lapping a barrel is a highly technical process that requires specialized knowledge and equipment. Improper execution of this process can result in damage to the barrel, reduced accuracy, or personal injury. Always ensure your firearm is unloaded a

Disclaimer The information provided in this blog post is intended for experienced gunsmiths, firearm enthusiasts, and advanced shooters who are familiar with proper firearm handling and safety procedures. The process of slugging a rifle’s bore involves the use of specialized tools and techniques, and improper execution can result in damage to your firearm or personal injury. Always ensure your firearm is unloaded and cleared before starting any gunsmithing work. Use appropria

Disclaimer: Informational Purposes Only The content provided in this blog post about bedding scopes is for informational purposes only and should not be considered professional advice. Firearm modifications, including scope bedding, should only be performed by qualified individuals with proper tools, knowledge, and experience. Improper modifications or handling of firearms may result in damage to your equipment, void warranties, or compromise safety. Redleg Guns assumes no re

Disclaimer The information provided in this blog post is intended for educational and informational purposes only and is aimed at experienced gunsmiths. Scope bedding and lapping are advanced techniques that, if done incorrectly, can cause damage to the firearm, scope, or scope rings, and may even result in personal injury. Attempting these procedures without proper training or experience can compromise the safety, accuracy, and integrity of your firearm. Redleg Guns assumes

The Art and Engineering of Screw-Making, Repair, and Finishing in Gunsmithing In gunsmithing, screws are more than simple fasteners—they are integral components that influence the performance, aesthetics, and safety of a firearm. From custom screw creation to repair and finishing, each detail requires exacting standards, especially for high-stress parts like action screws, scope mounts, and other attachments. This in-depth guide explores everything from screw-making and threa

Disclaimer: The content provided in this article is intended solely for informational purposes and is expressly designed for use by trained and experienced gunsmiths or individuals with advanced technical knowledge in firearm accurizing. Any application of the techniques, materials, or processes described herein carries inherent risks, including but not limited to damage to firearms, personal injury, or property damage. Redleg Company, its owners, agents, and affiliates assum

Disclaimer: The information provided in this blog post is for educational and informational purposes only. Redleg Company Inc. does not assume any responsibility for the use or misuse of the techniques and procedures described herein. Firearms modification, including bolt lapping, can be complex and may affect the safety and function of the firearm. It is strongly recommended that any gunsmithing or modifications be performed by a qualified and experienced professional. Redle

Disclaimer The epoxy sleeving process discussed in this blog post is intended for informational purposes only and should be performed by experienced gunsmiths familiar with advanced firearm customization techniques. Modifying firearms can be dangerous if not done properly, and Redleg Company assumes no liability for any damages, injuries, or malfunctions that may result from attempting this process. Proceed with Caution: Any modifications to a firearm, including epoxy sleevin

Disclaimer: The information provided in this blog post is intended for educational purposes only and should not be construed as professional advice or instruction. Modifying or working on firearms, including chambering processes, requires specialized skills and experience. Redleg Company Inc. does not assume responsibility or liability for any harm, damage, or injury resulting from the use or misuse of the methods and techniques described. Firearms modifications can affect th