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October 2010
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7 articles · 29 pages
Page 5
The Filter
The only effective filters are those found engaged in and promoting real world, “offline” activity. Pete Brownell talks about this in a recent Web Bench article. “Bob Brownell used to say, ‘Show me a town without a gunsmith,…
Pages 6–10
Disassembly, Reassembly of the Savage Model 220
New to the firm’s line up of economical and accurate sporting guns, this one isn’t complicated but could be hiding a very large, problematical bear with an attitude.
Pages 11–15
Fitting A Webley Side-By-Side Outside Hammer Action
Resurrecting the stock of an old side-by-side action brings on a new set of challenges.
Pages 16–19
Reaming .45 Colt Revolver Cylinder Throats
Reaming .45 Colt revolver cylinder throats yields the best possible accuracy for using cast bullet loads.
Pages 20–22
Pillar Bedding The Savage Model 112 Long Action
While the Savage Model 12 single-shot short action has a rear bedding pillar, the former Model 112 long action single shot did not. The addition of two major pillars positioned at the two trigger guard screw holes vastly…
Pages 23–24
Marketing How-To
One of the many problems gunsmiths face is getting the word out to the broken gun crowd there is a competent gunsmith in the area. How best to do this depends on a great many factors.
Pages 25–27
Reader Forum
Lest you think me sexist or a dinosaur, my experience indicates I have a 95% win on thinking this way. If I was wrong we would all see more women customers, shooters and hunters, but we don’t. It…
In This Collection
- The Filter p. 2
- Disassembly, Reassembly of the Savage Model 220 pp. 3-7
- Fitting A Webley Side-By-Side Outside Hammer Action pp. 8-12
- Reaming .45 Colt Revolver Cylinder Throats pp. 14-17
- Pillar Bedding The Savage Model 112 Long Action pp. 18-20
- Marketing How-To pp. 21-22
- Reader Forum pp. 22-24
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