By enrolling in this advanced Level 2 course you will accelerate your learning process and become a more competent gunsmith, able to work faster and provide more services. You will learn how to operate a lathe and a mill, rebarrel and customize rifles, refinish firearms, acquire advanced knowledge and so much more.
IN THE LEVEL TWO COURSE YOU GET EVERYTHING INCLUDED IN THE LEVEL ONE COURSE PLUS these courses:
Learn by the side of the Master with this video course!
You also get the COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP COURSE with Level Two!
To expand your Gunsmithing knowledge and ability to make repairs, the Level Two Professional course also teaches you the next set of skills that you will want to learn: general machine shop knowledge and how to operate a mill and lathe.
In this course you’ll learn how to completely set up and operate the lathe, vertical mill and a host of other shop equipment. Containing over 30 hours of video instruction, Master Riflesmith and Machinist Darrell Holland will instruct you in everything you need to know to be able to walk up to any one of these machines and start making parts. This is an extremely valuable addition to any gunsmith’s set of skills.
You will be able to acquire the skills of a machinist using this course. There is too much to list here so it has it's own course page on this website. To get all the details of what the Machine Shop Course covers review that page.
Custom Barreling Remington 700 type rifles. Master Riflesmith Darrell Holland will teach you this entire process, including a number of time saving steps that he has developed.
In the Super Tuning the factory rifle course, you will learn how to take a standard factory rifle and squeeze out the maximum accuracy from it without having to restock and rebarrel the firearm.
Master Gunsmith Gene Shuey will teach you how to build a classic custom Mauser rifle starting with a WWII surplus gun and converting it into a family heirloom quality rifle.
Learn now to Maintain, Repair and Tune guns for Cowboy Action Shooting competitions. Single Action Revolvers of both Colt and Ruger designs are covered in detail, along Winchester lever action rifles including 92, 94, 1866, 1873, 1876, 1886 and Marlin lever action 1894 and 1895, plus the classic 1897 Winchester pump shotgun. You will also learn to smooth and tune them, do a Blackpowder to cartridge conversion and learn of to participate and win in Cowboy Action Shooting competitions
Rebluing firearms is covered in very comprehensive detail in the Metal Refinishing Course which takes you from the stripping of the old finish, through the entire metal preparation, tank and bluing solution set-up and dipping process to blue firearms that look better than factory new.
The Level 2 covers all of the courses and skills mentioned above, plus everything in the Level 1 Course. In addition to all of that;
What if you could spend a day at the bench looking over a Master Gunsmith’s shoulder as he explains, not only what he is doing, but also what he is thinking as he works through a series of real repairs. As part of the Level Two Professional course you will have this rare opportunity. You will spend the equivalent of an entire day looking over Bob’s shoulder as he works on everything from a Luger Pistol to an Italian copy of a Winchester 73.
He talks to you about his thought process, how to diagnose problems and ways to make the fastest repairs. Bob also shares with you his philosophy on setting up your shop and how to move efficiently. This is 4 and 1/2 hours of additional video packed with exclusive insider information. This video course will take your professionalism to the next level.
AND REMEMBER IT'S ALL INCLUDED WHEN YOU ORDER THE LEVEL TWO GUNSMITHING COURSE!
255 hours of Design, Function, and Repair instruction!
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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 255 hours of complete Design, Function, and Repair Gunsmithing training on DVD including all the video instruction in the Professional Gunsmithing Level 1 Course plus Machine Shop and additional customizing training.
For full details on course contents view the detailed course description dropdowns above. For complete tuition details click the Enroll Now button and view the course enrollment agreement.
This course contains 255 hours of complete Design, Function, and Repair Gunsmithing training including all the video instruction in the Professional Gunsmithing Level 1 Course plus Machine Shop and additional customizing training, but is delivered through the AGI Online Student Portal.
The online program tuition includes two (2) years of online course access, additional access may be purchased for $197 per year thereafter.
For full details on course contents view the detailed course description dropdowns above. For complete tuition details click the Enroll Now button and view the course enrollment agreement.
I would highly recommend anyone interested in becoming a professional gunsmith or starting a home based business or just a hobbyist to enroll in one of these AGI programs. You will learn so much on design, function, repair, and customization from many of the best master gunsmiths in the business. Importantly, you will be able to do it all at your own pace. Now, because of AGI, I was able to start my own shop with the knowledge, confidence, and resources to be a successful master gunsmith. It can change your life. Thanks, AGI!
The content is great and being able to go through the program at my pace is very valuable to me.
It was a very good decision to take courses through AGI. I have retired from a career of 30 years, and now I have a small at home gunsmithing shop. Just enough to keep me busy and working on firearms. I got my FFL and also sell and transfer. I could not have accomplished anything like this, if it was not for AGI.
Couldn’t be more thankful to be associated with a top notch organization like AGI!
This is the most thorough and complete gunsmithing course I have found.
I checked into several Gunsmithing schools before deciding on AGI. I am really pleased that I selected AGI as I love the D, F, & R instructional videos by Bob Dunlap and Ken Brooks. They are informational and walk through many of the specific details and include model specific information necessary to be a quality Gunsmith.
A very good course of training especially for someone starting out. The instruction was comprehensive and at times intense. I’m sure that’s part of the learning process. The course surprised me as to the repairing of firearms I learned a lot about how to make a part versus just buying one. It was a challenge. I would like to say the staff were all great. If I needed help, had a question or just didn’t understand the process. They were there.
I would give these guys 6 stars if I could. If you are serious about wanting to be a professional gunsmith then these courses are a valuable addition to all the other things you need to know. Bob Dunlap has seen more firearm issues that you can shake a stick at and if one listens carefully to everything he has to say on these videos you can be better than the competition. I supplemented these courses by attending a technical college to learn precision machining and another technical college run by the University of South Carolina that has a gunsmithing school. Because of these courses I was better prepared to absorb the vast amount of knowledge thrown at me. Thanks AGI ….. and still, after many years I have to whip out these DVDs to get some good tech info about a particular firearm or operation. Of course that was a much younger Bob Dunlap 🙂
It’s a great opportunity to learn and develop problem solving skills. You can also study and test at your own pace.
I really enjoyed the online course. I Learned a lot and thought the course is well organized and thought out well. I enjoyed listening and learning from Bob Dunlap and the good down to earth and good humor in communication.
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.
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!