The following press release was issued by American Gunsmithing Institute
American Gunsmithing Institute (AGI), producers of the most authoritative Gunsmithing DVD courses, has put together one of the most exciting Instructor-led, hands-on workshops with “Look over Master Pistolsmith Gene Shuey’s Shoulder.” This one-of-a-kind workshop will be delivered by one of AGI’s Senior Instructors, Master Pistolsmith Gene Shuey at his Gunsmithing shop in Carson City, Nevada, Friday, May 29 – Saturday, May 30, 2015.
Shuey combines his nearly 50 years of Gunsmithing experience with his custom gun building business, and his experience as a world-class competitive shooter, to deliver a workshop that truly demonstrates Gunsmithing as a science and art in harmony. The course, which took three years to develop, has been carefully crafted to ensure maximum retention and deliver an optimal learning experience by blending workshop instruction with real world hands-on training.
The first day of the workshop will begin with introductions and then move on to a complete review of the course outline and learning objectives, with a short safety review. An in-depth session on balancing springs for reliability and softer recoil will follow. Next there will be a “how-to” on making a light trigger job last indefinitely. Friday’s catered luncheon provides students time to network and get specific questions answered by a real subject-matter-expert. Friday night will also feature a reception and dinner.
In addition to core curriculum of this workshop, Shuey will take students on a detailed tour of his shop, explaining each station, the layout and why he did it that way. Two one-hour optional question and answer sessions are integrated into the workshop.
The workshop is limited to 15 attendees. All attendees must be AGI Professional Gunsmithing students or AGI Alumni and must have successfully passed the pistol section of the course prior to attending the workshop. The fee to attend is $2,595 and includes the attendance for the 1.5 days of hands-on training at Shuey’s custom Gunsmithing shop, as well as all workshop functions and events. Purchase an AGI Master Gunsmithing Course and AGI will waive the entire $2,595 workshop registration fee. This is a first-come, first-serve offer.
Call AGI at 1-800-797-0867 to reserve a spot. For more information, please download the brochure.
To learn more about how to become a certified professional gunsmith from the comfort of home visit http://www.americangunsmith.com.
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About American Gunsmithing Institute:
American Gunsmithing Institute offers complete Certified Professional Gunsmithing Courses and a variety of affordable DVD Gunsmithing courses that can be viewed in the comfort of one’s home and at one’s leisure. Unlike traditional schooling, the DVD’s are 100 percent instruction and can be played over and over again for reinforcement. AGI instructors are all working Master Gunsmiths who provide our students the highest quality instruction available. Visit AGI at www.americangunsmith.com to download their free course catalog and find out more about the Professional Gunsmith Course as well as other affordable courses.
About Master Pistolsmith Gene Shuey:
Master Pistolsmith Gene Shuey is a custom gun builder, a former competitive shooter and current trainer. Along with people such as Jeff Cooper, Ray Chapman, Thel Reed, Jack Weaver, Eldon Carl and John Phlane, Shuey helped to create, develop and produce the current handgun shooting sports we see at ranges across the U.S. today. He continues to teach people interested in shooting sports, Gunsmithing and the world of bodybuilding. A Master Gunsmith, Shuey specializes in 1911s and GLOCK® pistols, IPSC limited and open class guns, as well as high-end custom rifles. Featured throughout the Professional Gunsmithing Course, Shuey has contributed extensively to AGI’s instructional DVD courses.
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