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November 2004
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7 articles · 32 pages
Page 5
Failed ‘Assault Weapon’ Ban Ends
According to the National Shooting Sports Foundation’s “Bullet Points” online news service, the Justice Department says that the violent crime rate fell 54 percent in the last 10 years despite an increased supply of semi-automatic firearms. During the…
Pages 6–9
Working the Henry Big Boy Rifle
There are major differences between this rifle and the small-bore Golden Boy we covered in the February 2004 issue.
Pages 10–11
Replace Those Fragile Flat Springs in SAA Copies
It’s a relatively simple job to replace those prone-to-break flat springs with springs made of round music wire.
Pages 12–13
Why Doesn’t This 12-Gauge Kick Like a 12-Gauge?
Our field testing shows the Knoxx Comp Stock system is capable of reducing actual recoil.
Pages 14–17
A Second Life for the Remington 32
The transplantation of Krieghoff parts can give the retired Remington 32 a long and pro ductive second life.
Pages 18–25
Troubleshooting the Cimarron Model 1872 Open-Top Revolver
These instructions will help you work with original Colt Open-Top revolvers as well as the modern Uberti-made replicas thereof.
Pages 26–30
Reader Forum
Source for Steyr Barrel? As along-satisfied subscriber I have a “last-resort request.” For the last three years, I’ve been trying to locate a replacement 9mm barrel for a Steyr Model GB semi-auto. I hope some of my fellow…
In This Collection
- Failed ‘Assault Weapon’ Ban Ends p. 2
- Working the Henry Big Boy Rifle pp. 3-6
- Replace Those Fragile Flat Springs in SAA Copies pp. 7, 21
- Why Doesn’t This 12-Gauge Kick Like a 12-Gauge? pp. 8-9
- A Second Life for the Remington 32 pp. 10-15
- Troubleshooting the Cimarron Model 1872 Open-Top Revolver pp. 16-21
- Reader Forum pp. 22-24
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