How to Make a Shotgun Barrel Dent Raiser Presented by Larry Potterfield | MidwayUSA Gunsmithing

Watch as Larry Potterfield, Founder and CEO of MidwayUSA, constructs a shotgun barrel dent raiser here in the shop and demonstrates its proper use.
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[@skootermcshooter5969]

For a guy who has (and I have) seen him make virtually everything for guns and gun related, this guy is friggin smart. Not only his vast knowledge of history and gun history, but he explains things in simple easy AND NEVER OVER EXPLAINS THINGS WITH TOO MANY WORDS.

[@felipeninja3235]

Installed it myself without any issues. The wifi signal is great even

[@Tater79bj]

I would love to meet Larry. He seems like a genuinely great guy, and a wealth of knowledge. I would love to own a Larry Potterfield built firearm, or even better, watch him build one for me.

[@mcbear8458]

I am not a gun person, here in Australia, its certainly far less common. But I can say, the quality of your work, and attention to detail is amazing. I am an amateur woodworker, and I have happily lost many hours watching your work, just picking up little tips and approaches that I may one day use. So, thanks for the amazing work.

[@chapiit08]

It's unbelievable how many negative opinions are posted. The man made a valuable tool for us to see and some assholes make comments about his methods, etc. Get a life...

[@zzp1]

I enjoy his video's substantially. He is one of the few capable giving a clear explanation without too many words.

[@bluesman97]

And the winner of the best gunsmithing mentor on youtube is ...... Larry Potterfield.

[@TMS5100]

yay! thanks for answering my question larry! i still think midwayusa should sell these tools :)

[@Ben-rr9xb]

I built a dent remover a few years ago to fix up an old greener, and i thought i was pretty smart. But after watching this, Larry makes mine look like something a high school student did in shop class. One of these days when i win the lotto I'll have all those nice tools to do that with... hard to win the lotto when you don't buy tickets tho.

[@JaredHelsin]

awesome tool. im looking forward to making this one.

[@americhal]

Muy bueno, es todo un maestro.

[@andreasmuller4666]

Lovely piece of work even if it is a bit fancy for a simple tool.

[@r.mercado9737]

The Mastercraftsman at work! Semper Fi

[@jamesfletcher9767]

It's not the tools. It's the craftman that makes the job! A poor workman nearly always blames his tools.If you will take note of the flintlocks produced in the early years of this nation , nearly all the parts were hand made. Lock stock and barrel. Practice your basic skills and get the fine tools as you can afford them. They make the job faster,easier but the Quality comes from the man running them.

[@jmyersv1]

Larry is a damn good machinist. Im jealous. I wish I could work for him.

[@BobbyLove33]

This guy is great- I'm a relatively handy guy- but this guy is inventing tools and fabricating for use- He blows my doors off.

[@ClearBrookExotics]

"On this edition of How It's Made"

[@DPCSchannel]

fantastic

[@porchpicker869]

I used to think Hugh Hefner was the luckiest man in the world. Larry has all the toys :)

[@minerblue9641]

Hey Larry, I've got a scraping tool that wedges a razor blade with a wedge set up thats sort of like your tools setup.