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July 2011
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7 articles · 28 pages
Page 5
Not Doing As They Say
The Du Pont corporation has conducted numerous studies of consumer buying habits over the decades. Typically, this type of research aims at tracking products purchased and attempts to correlate that to advertising and marketing efforts, customer demographics and…
Pages 6–10
Working The Webley MK III
The Webley MK III is among the most robust and reliable revolvers of all time. Previously quite a rare, a new wave of Webleys has found their way into shooter’s hands and are now more likely to cross…
Pages 11–12
Rusty Gun Bluing
Properly done, a good bluing job will make your customer’s gun look brand new. Here’s an overview of the stages to get you started.
Pages 13–15
Mounting A Crossbow Sight, Cantilever Style
Sometimes an imaginative effort is the only solution to getting a job done. Turned down by three others, a hunter came to me for help in mounting a scope on his crossbow.
Pages 16–19
Making A Single Shot Rifle Pattern, Part 2
The pleasing, classic lines of the Remington Rolling Block No. 2 are worth a hand-built stock. We complete the project in this fi nal segment.
Pages 20–24
Aftermarket Trigger Overview
Options abound in the replacement trigger market. Here’s the scoop on installing exactly what your customers want and need.
Pages 25–26
Reader Forum
Parker Brothers Double Barrel Shotgun I own and operate a small firearms repair shop and a customer recently brought in a Parker Brothers Side-by- Side Double Barrel Shotgun chambered in 12 gauge with exposed hammers for restoration. The…
In This Collection
- Not Doing As They Say p. 2
- Working The Webley MK III pp. 3-7
- Rusty Gun Bluing pp. 8-9
- Mounting A Crossbow Sight, Cantilever Style pp. 10-12
- Making A Single Shot Rifle Pattern, Part 2 pp. 14-17
- Aftermarket Trigger Overview pp. 18-22
- Reader Forum pp. 23-24
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