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The Latest from The Rogue Nation on YouTube

Check out our most recent videos—gunsmithing tips, gear reviews, and real talk from the bench. Updated automatically from our channel.

What Is The Best Way to Mount Your Rifle – StealthMount By HangAR

The Ultimate AR-15 Troubleshooting Guide for Gun Owners Who Want Their Rifle to Run Right Every Time

How to Travel with Firearms – Real Tips for Securing Firearms

Does Green Light Sights Actually Make You a Faster Shooter?

Tools used in the Polymer80 PF940SC completion videos

How I Completed a PF940SC with a Dremel – Old School Build Method

The Ultimate AR-15 Troubleshooting Guide for Gun Owners Who Want Their Rifle to Run Right Every Time

The Ultimate Glock Troubleshooting Guide for Gun Owners Who Want Peace of Mind

1911 Troubleshooting: Why Is My 1911 Not Working and How to Fix It Fast.

Troubleshooting Your Mossberg 500: Common Issues and Solutions

Beretta 92/96/M9 Troubleshooting Guide

Tools used in the Polymer80 PF940SC completion videos

How I Completed a PF940SC with a Dremel – Old School Build Method

Polymer80 PF940SC drill press method – The OG way of P80 Building.

80% 1911 for under $400 build adventure

How I Created the Ultimate .308 Rifle (Step-by-Step Guide)

Adjusting the Point of Impact on Your SIG Sauer Pistol: A Technical Guide to Changing Sights

How to Disassemble and Reassemble a Glock 43 – Step-By-Step Full Breakdown

Mossberg 500 Field Strip & Clean | Essential DIY Maintenance Guide

AR 15 LOWER RECEIVER ASSEMBLY VIDEO

ASMR Gun Teardown: Lone Wolf Arms Dawn 365 Slide & Barrel

Step-by-Step How-To: Deep Clean and Maintain Your Dan Wesson Model 15-2

HOW TO REASSEMBLE GLOCK 43 // G43 and G43x Frame Reassembly

What Is The Best Way to Mount Your Rifle – StealthMount By HangAR

How to Disassemble and Reassemble a Glock 43 – Step-By-Step Full Breakdown

What You Need to Know About the Timberwolf 17 (Before You Buy)

Building a Custom 1911: From Frame to the Ultimate Finished Pistol

Best EDC Knives for Spring 2025: 3 Picks to Channel Your Inner MacGyver

Tactaload Flash-5 Stock: The Revolutionary Shotgun Upgrade You Can’t Ignore

Tools used in the 1911 Series 70 Videos

Real Avid Master Vise Review: 1 Year Later

Optics Mounting DIY Guide: A framework of zeroing optics

Is the Real Avid Glock Sight Pusher the perfect Glock Tool?

DIY Gunsmith Expert Tips: AR15 Vise Block Selection

A Beginner's Guide to Gunsmith Punches for Firearms

How to Travel with Firearms – Real Tips for Securing Firearms

Does Green Light Sights Actually Make You a Faster Shooter?

Is Recover Tactical the Best Way to Upgrade a Handgun?

Is SimX Ammo really better for self-defense?

Dry Fire Training For Everyone From Laser Ammo

Building AKs: Matt Durden Breaks Down Tools and Grit

AR-15 Detent Chaos: From Zen to Disaster in 0.2 Seconds

Magazine Compatibility for Firearms: Quit Feeding the Fail

Break Free: Stop Letting Them Control Your Life

DIY Gunsmithing Mistakes: Stop Before You Break Something Costly

6 Key Steps To Choosing Your First Firearm: A Guide to Firearms

Building More Than Firearms: A DIY Gunsmith’s Journey of Growth and Confidence

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Frequently Asked Questions about DIY Gunsmithing and Firearm Fixes

What is DIY gunsmithing and firearm fixes?

DIY gunsmithing and firearm fixes mean doing your own cleaning, upgrades, and repairs at home—without paying a shop. You don’t need a license to work on your own guns, and with the right tools and guides, it’s easier than most people think. TRB shows each step with real-world photos and videos so you know exactly what to do.


Can I legally work on my own guns at home?

In most states, yes. You’re allowed to clean, repair, and upgrade your own firearms without a license, as long as you’re not building for resale. Always double-check your local laws, but routine work like replacing parts, cleaning, and troubleshooting is totally legal for personal use.


What tools do I need to start DIY gunsmithing?

You don’t need a full workbench to get started. Basic tools like a punch set, bench block, non-marring hammer, and a good screwdriver kit will cover 90% of beginner tasks. We’ve got a full list of recommended tools on the TRB Tools page.


Are these guides beginner-friendly, or do I need experience?

They’re built for regular folks—no fancy background needed. Every walkthrough shows the tools, steps, and what the final result should look like. If you can follow instructions and take your time, you can do this.


How is The Rogue Banshee different from other gun sites?

Most gun sites chase hype or push gear with no real testing. TRB is about honest, hands-on help. Every guide is tested and built around what real shooters like you actually need—no fluff, no ego. It’s DIY gunsmithing and firearm fixes done right.