Colonial Gunsmith in 1800's were actually called Black Smiths. Most blacksmith's shops were small and they were quite poorly, with little new iron to make any product at all. The main tools were a forge and bellows, an
anvil, hammers, water buckets,and a small selection of files and tongs.
the reason why was because the every day Black Smith were trying to find a place in the america to settle down and to build a shop.
The apprentice of the Black Smith would actually live with the Black Smith, and Create his or her tools.
they use knifes,molds, and ovens.
At a gunsmiths
yes no maybe so
from old cloth
Themselves, partners
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.
Forge, hammers,chisels, anvil, hammer, draw files, draw plane, hand plane, hand files Wood, iron, coal, brass
Generally, no.
They came from a colony.
yes
A gunsmith is a person trained to repair or build firearms. Some countries, such as Australia, are looking for gunsmiths and will provide employment to gunsmiths. Gunsmiths are eligible for a free visa as skilled workers and will be able to find jobs upon arrival.