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I can kinda see where the OP wants to start with crap guns as a training issue.

Turn a $100 .22 crapfire into an accurate rifle is a lesson learned.

The fact it would not make it a $500 tack driver rifle is understood in his opinion as I understand because its a training gun only.

He needs to learn the basics of making a crap gun into a tack driver to establish a reputation and then move on to that specific caliber/platform to create a reputation among the gun community. Some on this forum have done that.

One of the greatest gun makers in this country is JJ Perodeau that lives/works in Ok.

 He had to do years of apprenticeship in Belgium before allowed to actually touch a firearm and then he had to apprentice under a master gunmaker.

(notice I did not say gunsmith)


A person can aspire to be a gunsmith with general knowledge of guns,machining and the ability to repair just about anything.

A gun maker is the next level beyond.


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