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December 2013
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7 articles · 28 pages
Page 5
New Books
Charles J. Moore, owner of The Appalachian Rifle Shop, manufactures custom, large-bore muzzleloader barrels. He found that few of his customers really understood the process that goes into the machining operations required to create a rifle barrel. To…
Pages 6–10
Maintaining The Ruger GP100
The design of this revolver makes it probably one of the strongest medium frame revolvers ever made.
Pages 11–12
Revisiting Gain Twist, Part Two
Historical precedents for gain twist barrels and more urban legends.
Pages 13–17
A Savage Attack On An Old Shotgun, Part Two
Custom metal work on the Savage/Stevens 311.
Pages 18–22
The Raven’s Consequences
One man’s contemplation of what once was and what is.
Pages 23–24
Model K10 High Standard Shotgun Open Rear Sight
A customer’s shotgun was hitting a foot low and a few inches left at 50 yards. Here’s how I fixed it.
Pages 25–26
Reader Forum
Here is what he told us: The problem isn’t the bolt stop. It’s the bolt stop release. Needle nose pliers and a tweaking of the release inward or outward is the cure. That’s all there is to it,…
In This Collection
- New Books p. 2
- Maintaining The Ruger GP100 pp. 3-7
- Revisiting Gain Twist, Part Two pp. 8-9
- A Savage Attack On An Old Shotgun, Part Two pp. 10-14
- The Raven’s Consequences pp. 15-19
- Model K10 High Standard Shotgun Open Rear Sight pp. 20-21
- Reader Forum pp. 23-24
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