I have done my own work.
Basic cleaning
Field strip
Detail cleaning
Trigger adjustment
Trigger replacement
Stock replacement
Stock work (checkering, free float, etc)
Basic scope mounting
Drill and tap for mounts
Simple barrel replacement
Rechambering
Complete semi custom work
Full on custom guns
I don't/can't do anything
I need tools before I can do any work
Not interested
Don't have any rifles
How many of you guys do some or all of your own work?
This is mulitple choice.
I have done my own work.
I'll do whatever I can and feel comfortable with - the big limiting factor is lack of tooling and space for a full-blown shop. And also, I'll only take on new or difficult work on my own guns - I'm not to a point where I feel comfortable doing all but the most basic smithing on someone elses pride and joy.
I just do the light stuff on my own guns. If I don't have the right tools I don't fool with it.
I qualify for most when it comes to the AR15 platform.
Actually, my answers should all be in the past tense.
I have my competition Springfield, with which I quite successfully shot practical exercises at least once a month for many years, in pieces, in a case in my basement workshop, waiting for me to complete it. I haven't gotten to it in the past 10 years!
That's because where I now live there is no place to shoot it. No incentive, you see.
All but the last 4.