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July 2008
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7 articles · 37 pages
Page 5
Bloomberg Loses Appeal in NYC Lawsuit
Just as this issue went to press, a Manhattan-based federal appeals court dismissed what should be the last of the frivolous lawsuits intended to bankrupt the major players in the firearms industry with the cost of their legal…
Pages 6–18
Disassembly and Reassembly of the Browning Cynergy Shotgun
Here’s what you need to know to service the shotgun Browning calls its “third generation over/ under.”
Pages 19–21
Beware of the $2-an-Hour Job
There are any number of problems that can turn what should be a simple, profitable job into a losing proposition.
Pages 22–23
Timney Trigger Installation on the Winchester Model 70 Rifle
As a practical measure, installing an aftermarket trigger on the venerable Model 70 Winchester will greatly improve its performance.
Pages 24–27
Slicking Up the Uberti Cowboy Revolvers
Although some are better than others in out-of-the-box condition, any of these popular price-point revolvers can be made smoother and easier to handle.
Pages 28–31
Sporterizing the British Enfield
The slick-actioned Enfield can be turned into a fine hunting rifle with relatively simple techniques and inexpensive aftermarket parts.
Pages 32–35
Reader Forum
Marlin Screw Search I’m in need of a magazine-tube stud screw for a Marlin M36, 2nd variation. The Brownells Encyclopedia (13th printing) lists this as part number 36-53 and also lists the thread pitch as a .137 x…
In This Collection
- Bloomberg Loses Appeal in NYC Lawsuit p. 2
- Disassembly and Reassembly of the Browning Cynergy Shotgun pp. 3-8, 21
- Beware of the $2-an-Hour Job p. 9
- Timney Trigger Installation on the Winchester Model 70 Rifle pp. 10-13
- Slicking Up the Uberti Cowboy Revolvers pp. 14-17
- Sporterizing the British Enfield pp. 18-21
- Reader Forum pp. 23-24
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