<div>A gun is only as good as its owner, and far too many are poorly maintained and serviced, even when taken to "professionals." For the serious hunter and gun owner, <b>The Gun Owner''s Handbook</b> takes the mystery out of gun maintenance. <br><br>Topics covered include:<br><br>Your Work Area--Lighting--Tool Storage--Screw Drivers--Bore Cleaning--Equipment--Solvents--Lubricants--Rust Prevention--Bore Clean Procedures--Action Cleaning, Lubrication, and Inspection--Exterior Maintenance--Caring for Wood Stocks--Caring for Synthetic Stocks--Scopes--Scope Mounts--Open Sights--Slings--Holsters--Cases--Misfiring--Sticky Actions--Sticking Cartridges--Jamming--Poor Accuracy--Rough Trigger Pulls--Preparing for Trips--Field Repairs--Repair Kits<br><br>With advice on inspecting barrels, disassembling safeties, repairing pumps and semi-automatics, removing rust, caring for damaged stock, and much, much more, <b>The Gun Owner''s Handbook</b> will find a place on every gun owner''s shelf, and pay for itself almost immediately.<br></div>