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August 2012
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7 articles · 28 pages
Page 5
Sales Drive Up Demand For Gunsmiths
According to a report in the Palladium Item (pal-item.com) gunsmiths could see more demand in the near future. All-American Pawn, a firearms store in Richmond, Indiana, has seen what proprietor Jerry Oppy calls a “heavy” increase in sales.…
Pages 6–10
Taking Down A Remington Army Model 1858
It took a while before this large frame revolver found a home with the military and became a popular sidearm in the American West.
Pages 11–15
Keeping The Garand Running
Praised by Patton, the world’s first self-loading battle rifle remains popular. Here’s how to keep US Rifle, Cal. .30, M1 going.
Pages 16–18
Dakota Model 10 Single Shot
Two firsts for me, working with the Dakota Model 10 single shot action and a Kashmiri walnut stock blank, both provided by the customer.
Pages 19–20
A New Scope Mount For Older Savage 112s
Finding a Picatinny scope base for older Savage Model 112 single shot rifles was difficult
Pages 21–24
Maintaining The Charles Daly Field Grade .22LR
How to tear down, clean and put back together a Charles Daly Field Grade .22LR/Armscor M14P.
Pages 25–26
Reader Forum
Spencer Shotgun Where can I get info on Spencer pump shotguns? I especially need disassembly and operation info. To begin, the Spencer is considered to be the first successful pump shotgun. It came on scene about 1882 and…
In This Collection
- Sales Drive Up Demand For Gunsmiths p. 2
- Taking Down A Remington Army Model 1858 pp. 3-7
- Keeping The Garand Running pp. 8-12
- Dakota Model 10 Single Shot pp. 14-16
- A New Scope Mount For Older Savage 112s pp. 17-18
- Maintaining The Charles Daly Field Grade .22LR pp. 19-22
- Reader Forum pp. 23-24
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