Become a virtual gunsmith. You have already set up a workshop, equipped it, and now all that's left to do is order the right parts or create wooden and metal elements using specialized tools, such as a lathe or CNC machine. Decide which parts of the weapon need to be replaced and which can be repaired. Clean the weapon and get rid of rust from old elements by treating their surface manually or using appropriate chemical treatments such as oxidation. Renew the protective layer of wood and metal surfaces to keep them in good condition. And after all the hard work, it's time for the fun part - painting...

Get to know the components that make guns work

Gunsmith Simulator is arguably aimed more at the American market, where guns are just a part of everyday life. However, whilst you may know your guns, do you know the components that make them work? You will after spending a little time with this sim.

At first, the sheer amount of elements to every weapon can be a little daunting. However, as with most skilled jobs, once you start to delve into this world you'll soon start to understand the basics and before you know it you'll be able to strip any weapon in the dark... well... maybe not quite, but you'll certainly have a better understanding of what makes a gun function perfectly.

Change weapon configurations and customize equipment with modern accessories. Check optical sights, pistol grips or lasers. Add flashlights or collimators to create weapons with maximum unique features, perfectly suited to the individual needs and style of each enthusiast.

Test your finished weapons at the shooting range

But this wouldn't be complete unless you could actually test your weapons at the shooting range. If you need a moment of calm and concentration, you can focus on precise shooting at targets placed at various distances, setting yourself time challenges and honing your shooting skills. If, on the other hand, you prefer technical challenges, you can turn your attention to precise shooting at moving targets in such competitions as skeet or trap, improving both your accuracy and reaction speed. Also, for those who prefer intense experiences, we recommend trying a short-range clash on a specially set CQB shooting range or a destructive shooting course, where you can master your tactical skills.

This is a fun simulator aimed at those interested in learning more about firearms

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Nick Smithson