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November 2011
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7 articles · 28 pages
Page 5
Hunting Guide Wisdom
How relevant is organized range training to the hunting field? Can matches and classes and other Hunter Shooter events really help you become a better hunter? The following was sent to me by a retired professional big game…
Pages 6–10
Getting To Know The Century Arms UC-9 Carbine
Anyone wanting more home defense fi repower will be in the market for Century Arms Ultimate Carbine chambered in 9mm. Here’s how to maintain this submachine gun look alike.
Pages 11–15
Rifle Accuracy Problems And Their Solutions
Manufacturing and materials have improved greatly over the years but nothing is perfect. Here’s how to deal with fl aws found in your customer’s rifles.
Pages 16–17
Making a Custom Crossbow Cocking Aid
Crossbows are often permitted for the older or disabled hunter but cocking these heavy pull weight bows becomes a great effort without some form of cocking aid. A rope cocking device can come to the rescue by reducing…
Pages 18–21
Working The Webley Mk VI .455 Revolver
Ugly but durable, the Webley Mk VI is possibly the most reliable revolver ever to see service.
Pages 22–24
Enhanced Battle Rifle
M14-based blaster provides accuracy and rapid fi re.
Pages 25–26
Reader Forum
Doug Spooner The Armorer’s Bench It just might, Mr. Spooner, so we’ll pass your tip along to those having trouble getting the front sight to let go of a slide. In the case of 1911 pistols we have…
In This Collection
- Hunting Guide Wisdom p. 2
- Getting To Know The Century Arms UC-9 Carbine pp. 3-7
- Rifle Accuracy Problems And Their Solutions pp. 8-12
- Making a Custom Crossbow Cocking Aid pp. 14-15
- Working The Webley Mk VI .455 Revolver pp. 16-19
- Enhanced Battle Rifle pp. 20-22
- Reader Forum pp. 23-24
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