Different places. Some smiths have independent shops, some work at a shop located at a gun dealer or a shooting range. Some smiths work for large sporting goods stores, such as Gander Mountain, Bass Pro Shops, etc, and some work for gun makers, performing repair work. Smiths may also be known as Armorers, and are members of the military, or work for law enforcement agencies.
Themselves, partners
All over the world in shops, rooms, etc..
In a gunsmith's shop. It had equipment for working on metal and wood.
At a gunsmiths
Gunsmiths have knowledge in how guns work and how they are made. They are also qualified to sell, maintain, repair and design guns. All of this knowledge and ability comes through training and apprenticeship so definitely courses or education is needed in order to be a gunsmith.
They are. To perform any kind of work on a firearm for money, you're required to hold a Type 1 FFL.
from old cloth
Guns and ammunition.
Yes, there are African-American gunsmiths. One of our users who lives in Peotone, Illinois is one, in fact. He and his daughter.
Gunsmiths in the United States typically earn between $30,000 and $60,000 annually, depending on experience, location, and the complexity of their work. Entry-level positions may start around $25,000, while skilled gunsmiths with specialized expertise can earn upwards of $70,000 or more. Additionally, those who own their shops or work in high-demand areas may see higher earnings. Overall, the salary can vary significantly based on various factors, including the specific niche within gunsmithing.
Generally, no.
They came from a colony.