The AGI Professional Gunsmithing Advanced Master Level Course includes EVERYTHING from Level 1, Level 2 and Master Level Courses PLUS an additional 200+ hours of Gunsmithing training and information. There won’t be a gun out there that you won’t be able to repair or customize.
By enrolling in this Advanced Master Level Course you will possess all the information available in AGI’s gunsmithing training system. This course is simply MASSIVE! You will receive COMPLETE TRAINING to kick off your gunsmithing career at full speed.
Read all the information below to fully comprehend how much additional training this course provides.
Here are the FOUR additional Expansion Modules you get with the Advanced Master Course:
Professional Gunsmithing Course Handgun Expansion Module!:
Covers 64 Additional Models of Pistols & Revolvers
If you don’t have this already, you really need to get it! It covers 64 additional Handguns and is a Major Must-Have addition to the Professional Gunsmithing Pistolsmithing course!! Expanded pistolsmithing instruction from Master Gunsmith Bob Dunlap covering many of the newest handgun models and many other older models of Pistols and Revolvers and systems not specifically covered in the original course.
Some of these models have unique features, or are tricky to disassemble and reassemble. Bob has also discovered many common problems relating to these models and will show you how best to repair them.
This Handgun Expansion Module will complete your Professional Gunsmithing handgun video library and will easily save you hundreds of hours of time trying to figure out these repairs yourself. As you can see….
This massive update consists of more than 35 Total Hours of video instruction on the 64 Handguns listed below:
SHOTGUN EXPANSION MODULE (Semi-Autos, Pump Shotguns):
SHOTGUNS, can be complicated and troublesome. They break frequently because they get a lot of hard use. So that is why Bob is teaching you how to work on these 20 additional guns. These are Shotguns that are either not covered in the course, or not at this very advanced level.
Bob teaches you the unique features of these models and shows you how to disassemble and reassemble them. Bob has also discovered many common problems relating to these models and will show you how best to repair them. Plus he gives you a lot of great insider tips along the way that will save you grief!!
These SHOTGUN Expansion Modules will further complete your Professional Gunsmithing video library and will easily save you hundreds of hours of time trying to figure out these repairs yourself. Each additional firearm that you fully understand will improve your ability to fix any firearm you come across. Get More Bob! Get the Shotgun Expansion Module. This massive update consists of more than 33 Additional Hours of video instruction going DEEP into on the 20 Shotguns listed below:
Shotgun Expansion Module covers: Ithaca Model 51, Browning A 500, Remington Model 31, Franchi Model 48, Beretta A 303 , Marlin 120, Remington Model 10 – 77, Winchester Model 12, Remington Model 17, Stevens 124, Smith and Wesson/Noble 916,Mossberg 5500 and 9200, Winchester Super X Model 1 and Super X2, Stevens Model 520 and 620, High Standard Flite King/Sears/J.C. Higgins Model 20/Mitchell Model 9108-B, Winchester 1200 and 1400/Ted Williams Model 200, Coast to Coast Model 367/Stevens Model 67, Winchester Model 11, CZ 912 and 712, Ithaca Mag 10/Remington SP-10.
Rimfire Rifles Expansion Module!; As a Gunsmith doing general repair, most likely the majority of guns you will work on are .22 Rimfire Rifles. With a mind bending number of variations and types of systems used, you need to be able to rapidly identify, diagnose and repair these guns quickly to make money or they will eat your lunch! Don’t get frustrated. Get even! Know what others don’t!!
Bob Dunlap teaches this expansion module on .22 Rimfire Rifles and covers 19 additional systems and models that will help you understand and diagnose dozens of similar systems. This expansion module is exclusively available to our Professional Gunsmithing Students. Without a doubt, owning this additional information will save you significant time, money and frustration. If you are going to maintain you status as a top notch Gunsmith, you certainly need to collect every additional instructional course you can to add to your library. It includes over 19 Hours of instruction in DF&R of :
You will love the way Bob covers these additional guns as he shows you actual repairs on many models. The Professional Rimfire Rifle Expansion Module covers all of these additional common rifles. Bob loved .22 Rimfire rifles and this course covers more information about these firearms than you could get even if you had worked with him for a couple of weeks of one-on-one teaching! To this course is practically priceless!!
Pivot Barrel Course: Shotguns Single/Double Barrel Over/Under & Side/by/Side “Break-Action”: In this advance course, Bob Dunlap teaches you all the core Systems used in “Pivot Barrel” (Break-action) Shotguns, including Single Barrel, Double Barrel Side-by-sides and Over & Under!
Master Gunsmith and Senior Instructor Emeritus, Robert “Bob” Dunlap, leads you through the world of Pivot Barrel Shotguns. The purpose of this course is to teach Professional Gunsmiths the advance design, function and repair of both single and double barrel break action shotguns, so that you can become competent and confident in your ability to understand these systems, their operation and thus be able to easily repair them.
As an AGI student, you know that Bob have a unique style of teaching and you can always benefit from “Spending more time with Bob”. Even though he has passed, we have accomplish our goal of preserving Bob’s knowledge. his way of imparting knowledge and revealing of “tricks of the trade” can save you both time and money, not to mention frustration and embarrassment! And through the use of video, he is still teaching you what he learned over the decades. The Pivot Barrel Shotgun Course is designed to enable you to gain this knowledge and be able to rapidly diagnose and repair them. You definitely need to add this course to your knowledge base. Repair Big $$$ Shotguns!
During the course’s 24 hours of intensive instruction, we get a chance to watch Bob evaluate various shotguns for repair. Extreme camera close-ups allow the student/viewer to see and understand how the repairs are done. As you have experienced in the “Pro Course”, Bob is going to teach you the “Systems” of Pivot Barrel shotguns and show you the substantial number of design variations you will encounter in the “Real World”. While the number of variations are vast, Bob reveals that there are a fairly limited number of key systems and that most designs simply employ variations and combinations. He will show you how to recognize each system and understand how they are intended to work. This is amazing stuff.
Bob’s teaching method allows you to develop a pattern of diagnostic thinking that will enable you to pick up any pivot barrel shotgun and safely and intelligently trouble shoot problems and fix them. Because “If you know how it works, you can fix it!” Bob even spends some time discussing the shotgun cartridge itself and its evolution. Fascinating!
Such topics as loose breech and headspace are explained and demystified. Bob utilizes cutaway firearms, white board drawings and several different shotguns to teach us about locking systems, safeties, hammers, firing pins, forends, stocks, chokes, etc. You will also learn why primary extraction is important and become familiar with the difference in double, single and single selective triggers. Learn about extractors and ejectors, as well as how automatic ejectors function.
You will gain the knowledge and confidence to tackle many repairs that can salvage old forgotten shotguns or even restore a family heirloom. Bob even shows us how to fit a hinge pin. He tells us what type of steel to make parts from and how to temper parts to make them strong and/or flexible and most importantly, safe.
Bob performs various repairs on camera, such as; fixing broken stocks, removing dents and bulges from barrels, and even misfire correction (which as he reveals, can result from a myriad of reasons).
This course is a necessary and valuable addition to your Gunsmithing Training and of great worth as part of your video reference library (24 hours of instruction). You will be able to take on high value double gun jobs with confidence. Even guns that sell for tens of thousands of dollars. You would only have to repair a few guns of those to recoup your entire investment.
PLUS! You get the Master Armorer Course with the Complete Library of Armorer’s Courses - 68 Firearms and their related “families” - 100+ hours of additional gun specific training.
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ADVANCED MASTERLearn More574+ Hours Of Detailed Instructions!
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Introduction to Professional Gunsmithing – 5 Hours | ||||
Handgun – Pistol & Revolver Design, Function, and Repair – 35 Hours | ||||
Shotgun Design, Function, and Repair - 41 hours | ||||
Rimfire Design, Function, and Repair - 27 hours | ||||
Rifle Design, Function, and Repair - 44 hours | ||||
The Money Makers - 4 hours | ||||
The Complete History of Smith & Wesson - 3.5 hours | ||||
Buying & Collecting Used Guns Without Getting Burned - 2 hours | ||||
Professional Gun Cleaning Secrets - 2 hours | ||||
Super Tuning the Factory Rifle - 3.5 hours | ||||
Relining and Restoring .22 Barrels - 2 hours | ||||
Gunsmithing FFL (Federal Firearms License) starter kit | ||||
Digital Firearms Schematics Reference Drive - 2,000+ pages | ||||
Drill and Tap Chart | ||||
Stock Refinishing - 2 hours | ||||
Building the M1-Garand from a Parts Kit - 2 hours | ||||
Glass Bedding for Accuracy - 2 hours | ||||
1 Year Silver Plus Membership in the Gunsmithing Club of America | ||||
AGI Certified Cowboy Action Armorer’s Course - 12 hours | ||||
Hands-On Vouchers - In the Classroom Training With an AGI Instructor | ||||
AGI Certified Machine Shop Course: Lathe, Mill, General - 30 hours | ||||
A Day at the Bench with Master Gunsmith Bob Dunlap – 4 Hours | ||||
Professional Metal Finishing & Hot Caustic Bluing - 4 hours | ||||
Advanced Trigger Jobs and Systems - 8 hours | ||||
Building the Custom Mauser Rifle - 8 hours | ||||
Classic Slow Rust and Nitre Bluing - 3.5 hours | ||||
Pillar Bedding for Accuracy - 2 hours | ||||
Selecting, Understanding, & Buying Rifle & Pistol Scopes - 2 hours | ||||
The Art of Making Flat Springs - 1 hour | ||||
How to Make Coil Springs - 1 hour | ||||
How to Case Harden Metal Parts - 1 hour | ||||
How to Heat Treat Carbon Steels - 1 hour | ||||
Heat Treat Temperature Guide for Carbon Steel | ||||
Custom Barreling Bolt Action Rifles - 2 hours | ||||
Business Success System Package - 18 hours | ||||
AGI Certified 1911 Pistolsmith Customizing Course - 27 hours | ||||
AGI Certified AR-15/M4 Riflesmith Customizing Course - 12 hours | ||||
AGI Certified Glocksmith Customizing Course - 17 hours | ||||
Bob Dunlap’s Gunsmithing History and Philosophy - 6 hours | ||||
AGI Certified Advanced Welding Course - 22 hours | ||||
Building the G3 from a Parts Kit - 1.5 hours | ||||
How to Rebarrel and Blueprint Military Bolt Action Rifles - 5 hours | ||||
Exclusive Gunsmithing Flat Rate Manual - How to Price Your Work | ||||
Marketing Manual - How To Market Your Business | ||||
Handgun Advanced Training Expansion Module - 36 Hours | ||||
Shotgun Advanced Training Expansion Module - 36 Hours | ||||
Rimfire Advanced Training Expansion Module - 15 Hours | ||||
Pivot Barrel, SS, O/U, SxS, Double Barrel Shotguns - 24 Hours | ||||
Complete Library of Armorer's Courses - 68 Titles - 100+ Hours | ||||
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This course contains 574 hours of complete Design, Function, and Repair Gunsmithing training on DVD including all the video instruction in the Professional Gunsmithing Level 1, Level 2, and Master Level Courses, plus Expansion Modules covering additional Handguns, Shotguns, Rimfires, Pivot Barrel Shotguns, and a Complete 68 Armorer’s Course library.
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I give the American Gunsmithing Institute five stars due to its positive impact on my learning. The course material is excellent, the instructors are great, and the student support is outstanding. After retiring, I enrolled in the course, but unfortunately, I lost all the course material in a flood. When I reached out to the American Gunsmithing Institute to replace the material, I encountered some difficulties due to a miscommunication with a new employee. However, once Gene Kelly, the president, was informed, he promptly addressed the issue. I was truly impressed with the exceptional customer service provided by Gene Kelly. He was friendly, helpful, and went above and beyond to ensure my satisfaction. I wholeheartedly recommend the American Gunsmithing Institute for its dedication to customer satisfaction and its commitment to resolving issues efficiently.
I have really enjoyed and learned a lot from the videos, and after seeing some of the examples of other internet-based schools I love the fact that you use the cutaway guns that show a lot more detail and especially the sections at the end of each chapter that go into tricks tips and different ways of repairing guns. Although due to some health problems I have been a little slow getting through the videos and taking the exams I am still very interested in becoming a gunsmith. Thank you for all your support and work that went into these lessons, it really is appreciated by those of us that have not had experience with a lot of these guns.
AGI definitely prepares you to work on guns. Yes, you need to get your own guns to work on to master the teachings. The systems approach prepares you to work on almost any gun. I have three guns in my shop that were not in the course. One, a CZ720, when you take it apart it is largely a Remington fire control group mated with a Benelli gas operating system. Recognized those two systems immediately. The program works!
AGI has been very good at working with my disabilities from the Marines. I started out cleaning weapons like they said and the benefits paid off three fold. I charge for tearing the weapon down to the last screw and q-tip clean like the Marines. Since I have to put it back together anyway I only charge for the part. I get to learn and improve my polishing techniques, I learn all the different weapons from old to new and how they function, I don’t have to buy training weapons to learn from, and people love what I do. The sonic cleaning is a real asset to those weapons you shouldn’t take apart and those stubborn places you can’t get to. I get faster at disassembly on the repeat types and can now identify common problems when people ask questions. My system gets me a few hundred a week. Auctioneers bring in guns to clean prior to auctions and they’ve been doubling their money even on the less expensive models. AGI was correct all the way, I’ve still got more to learn and had to expand!
I researched several companies and chose AGI based on everything I’ve read. I’m glad I did. I highly recommend them over any other. Customer service is top notch and they are always there if you need help. Very friendly, knowledgeable, informative, and quick to respond.
AGI provided me the the knowledge and building blocks to get hired on by a professional gunsmithing shop, and eventually work at a major manufacturer as a gunsmith. It’s been almost three years since I started, and it’s been nothing but a joy working with AGI as I have started my career!
AGI is a great way to study for gunsmithing. All of the materials are provided including study notes and videos on the processes. Customer service and counselors are easy to reach.
I grew up next to an eighty year old gunsmith. I was 60 when it clicked that I should use some of the skills I learned as a multi-craft maintenance in a plant for 37 years for my own benefit. Still I thought I wouldn’t leave one of my firearms with someone I thought was just starting to practice on. AGI seemed like a perfect fit! I have often spoke, don’t treat the symptom- fix the problem! Design, function and repair sounded like if I didn’t learn I would be a hypocrite. I really like the idea of certificates on my shop wall to show I’m not just a fly by night place. I still have much to learn and not enough time in the day but I opened two months ago and feel an excitement from learning new things when I was younger that I thought was long gone. It was more expensive but I have it all on DVD and with our poor internet service here I can review when ever I need to. Thanks for all your attained knowledge AGI instructors! Join the Gunsmithing Club of America also. Good Stuff. – GD GunWorks
The information was great , every firearm I touched I was able to take it down to a pile of parts and know how to reassemble it to working order . The videos made it understandable to retain the knowledge passed to me by the master gunsmith instructors. I highly recommend this course, so if you want to work on firearms professionally, or just your own collection. It’s all here. I plan on getting the rest of the other courses next year after the holidays.
My name is Anthony LeFebvre and I am a certified professional gunsmith. I opened my business about a year ago. I am currently still working my full time job as a firefighter. I have about five more years left and I can retire with thirty years of service. I am working in my shop part time and let me say that I am covered up with firearms. AGI has gave me the freedom of owning my own business and being my own boss. When my customers tell me that it was their dad’s or grandfather’s gun that hasn’t worked in years and now they can enjoy with their kids it’s priceless. AGI Courses gave me the confidence to take on most any firearm and fix it. Knowing I can go back and watch the videos is great. I can’t say enough about this school. From the top down and in between I have had a great experience. I do plan to finish and become a master gunsmith. Thanks again for being a great school. Feel free to reach out anytime. Thanks , Anthony
Gene Kelly, Founder and President of the American Gunsmithing Institute, studied under and worked directly for Master Gunsmith Bob Dunlap and is a graduate of Lassen College Gunsmithing School. Gene has been Gunsmithing for over forty years, is a recognized and often quoted expert on firearms and is a licensed Class 2 Manufacturer. In addition, Mr. Kelly is an international consultant on security related issues and coaches Gunsmiths and FFL dealers on how to maximize their income.
Bob Dunlap, Master Gunsmith and Senior Instructor Emeritus, spent over thirty years teaching Gunsmithing at Lassen College Gunsmithing School while concurrently operating a full service Gunsmithing Shop with up to 6 full time Gunsmiths working for him. His Gunsmithing business was a warranty station for many of the largest firearms manufacturers including; Colt, Browning, Remington and more than a dozen others. Bob is credited with creating the Design, Function and Repair system of Gunsmithing training.
Darrell Holland is a Master Gunsmith and renowned rifle builder for long range shooting and hunting. In addition to teaching the complete Machine Shop course, Darrell has taught many of AGI’s rifle building and accuracy enhancement courses. Darrell has traveled the world as a hunter and shooting instructor and has created a shooting school in Montana specifically designed for training individuals on how to make the perfect shot when hunting for that once in a lifetime trophy. Darrell has also designed dozens of products for hunting and Gunsmithing and holds numerous patents.
Gene Shuey is a Master Gunsmith who not only studied under storied Masters including Armon Swensen, but was an original member of the “Thunder Slap” and “Practical Shooting Federation” the predecessor to IPSC. Jeff Cooper was a lifelong friend and associate of Mr. Shuey. Mr. Shuey builds beautiful custom 1911 pistols and Glocks that are truly “Functional Art.” He is also a Master of old school finishes and firearm restoration. He instructs the AGI Certified 1911 Pistolsmith and AGI Certified Glocksmith Courses as well as multiple other courses. In his younger days Gene Shuey won the Mr. America body building contest and served as a U.S. Marine.
Mark Foster, is a Master Gunsmith and Law Enforcement Armorer with over 30 years of service in the law enforcement community where he was a Deputy Sheriff, and Senior Armorer, as well as holding many other positions within his agency before finally transferring and retiring as Chief Investigator for the District Attorney’s office. He also studied under and worked for Master Gunsmith Bob Dunlap and is a contemporary of Gene Kelly and Darrell Holland as they were roommates at Lassen College Gunsmithing School and are lifelong friends and collaborators. Mr. Foster has instructed several AGI Armorer Courses, the AR-15 Riflesmith course, and has produced a number of segments on the use and construction of Gunsmithing tools for the Gunsmithing Club of America (GCA).
Ken Brooks is a Master Gunsmith, a graduate of Lassen College Gunsmithing School were he was mentored by Master Gunsmith Bob Dunlap, an then later worked with him as a fellow instructor. Ken also worked in Bob’s Gunsmithing Shop for over 20 years where he eventually took over the business known as Pacific International Service Company. Ken has instructed numerous courses including Armorer’s Courses, and other Gunsmithing courses such as AGI’s Advanced Course on Extractors and Ejectors.
John Bush is a Master Armorer and renowned expert on U.S. and Foreign Military firearms. His vast knowledge is an incredible resource and he has taught AGI courses on Building AKS rifles from a parts kits, rebuilding the M1 Garand, along with Armorer Courses and a Gunsmithing Club of America favorite video segment “In the War Room”. He is one of the few people we know of who can have a box of miscellaneous firearm parts dumped in front of him and he can identify what the part is, what firearm it is from, and what country or factory made them!
Robert Rizzetto is truly a Master at the Art of Welding and even in his 80’s is Mr. Rizzetto instructs AGI’s welding course including; Gas, Arc, MIG and TIG welding, with Gas and Plasma cutting, all position welding, shop set-up and more gleaned from his more than five decades of welding experience and instruction.