Need some advice on AGI

[npcolin]

Hi, I had been enjoying the shooting sport for quite a while. I always want to find out more about the technical side of the operation of firearms. I am planning to take some gunsmithing course as a hobby. Something I can take at home at my desire pace. I come across this American Gunsmithing Institue (AGI) online and I wonder how good or how reputable they are? Has anyone of you folks taken their course(s)? What do you think about them? What would you say their pros and cons are? Any input will be greatly appreciated.

 

[cntryboy1289]

I like them

I have their level 2 gunsmithing course. When I first started smithing, I would run into a gun now and then that I had no idea on how to break it down and put it back together again. I had learned from a guy that only worked on the 45ACP and then from a guy that only worked on the Remington 700. I learned a lot from both, but I learned from the AGI courses as well. You won't have all the knowledge you need just from watching the videos, but you will have a good base to start with. I would suggest getting the armoror's courses that they offer. You can get the course for any gun out there. It will give you instructions on how to break it down and clean it and fix it when you have common ailments. Good luck.