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December 2011
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7 articles · 28 pages
Page 5
Gallup Finds Most Americans Pro Gun
The Gallup Organization (gallup.com) is a performance management company and their Gallup Poll division regularly conducts public opinion polls that are frequently referenced as reliable and objective measurements of public opinion. Gallup Polls have measured the public’s opinions…
Pages 6–10
Ruger Single-Ten Single-Action
The genesis of the Single-Six and how it has grown. Here’s your guide to working this popular revolver’s newest offspring: The Single-Ten.
Pages 11–13
Yet Another Large Martini
A rare, German-made Martini variant creates an interesting challenge and fabulous end result.
Pages 14–16
Scope Mounting The US Model of 1917 Eddystone/En eld Rifle
All manner of requests for scope mounting will come into the gunshop. Many of these requests are routine while others are more interesting and can sometimes be quite complicated. Old military rifles are among them.
Pages 17–20
Marlin 60 Trigger Job Made Easy
This trigger job can be done with minimal invasion into the action.
Pages 21–24
Precision Garands: The National Match M1
service rifl e, the M1 is still a viable Across-The-Course contender.
Pages 25–26
Reader Forum
Glen eld Marlin Model 60 I am working on an older Glenfi eld Marlin Model 60. It has the new cartridge feed parts put into it as the owner has put thousands of rounds through the firearm. The…
In This Collection
- Gallup Finds Most Americans Pro Gun p. 2
- Ruger Single-Ten Single-Action pp. 3-7
- Yet Another Large Martini pp. 8-10
- Scope Mounting The US Model of 1917 Eddystone/En eld Rifle pp. 11-13
- Marlin 60 Trigger Job Made Easy pp. 14-17
- Precision Garands: The National Match M1 pp. 18-21
- Reader Forum pp. 23-24
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