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February 2011

February 2011 cover — Gunsmith Magazine, The American Gunsmith Archive

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7 articles · 29 pages

Page 5

Unique Marketing

Marketing has been defined as the processes for creating, communicating, and delivering offerings that have value for customers and society at large. This is much more than mere advertising or sales. In the words of Harvard Business School’s…

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Pages 6–11

Disassembly/Reassembly of the Steyr AUG Bullpup, Part I

A look at Austria’s famed military rifl e. Part II will be dedicated to the trigger mechanism which requires further coverage.

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Pages 12–14

Mystery Martini

It looks like a Martini rifl e. But is it?

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Pages 15–17

Savage Model 12 Extractor Refit

Rebarreling a Savage Model 12 rifl e with a .308 Winchester-size bolt face for a PPC cartridge will require extractor replacement. Such extractors can be made by careful machining and fitting of a new part.

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Pages 18–21

Rebarreling An M1 Garand

Breathing new life into an old war horse can provide satisfaction for both the gunsmith and the owner.

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Pages 22–25

Diamonds In The Rough: Reluctant 1911s

Despite an earned reputation for reliability, even John Browning’s famed design can hiccup.

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Pages 26–27

Reader Forum

Tightening The .30 Carbine Does RK Campbell, the author of “Tightening Up The .30 Carbine”, really recommend routing out the M1 Carbine barrel channel until there’s a whole half inch of clearance below the barrel? William R. Mc…

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  1. Unique Marketing p. 2
  2. Disassembly/Reassembly of the Steyr AUG Bullpup, Part I pp. 3-8
  3. Mystery Martini pp. 9-11
  4. Savage Model 12 Extractor Refit pp. 12-14
  5. Rebarreling An M1 Garand pp. 15-18
  6. Diamonds In The Rough: Reluctant 1911s pp. 19-22
  7. Reader Forum pp. 23-24
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