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December 2017
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8 articles · 28 pages
Page 5
MTM Case-Gard
The High-Low Shooting Table is a portable, adjustable benchrest-style shooting table for left and right handed shooters capable of standing between 18" to 55" tall. Stabilized with three legs and footings that wedge into the ground, the High-Low…
Pages 6–10
Working The Colt 1908
Here’s how to work on Colt’s 1908 .25ACP Vest Pocket pistol.
Pages 11–16
Ruger Ultimate Bullseye Upgrade, Part Two
We finish our Ruger Bullseye upgrade by completing the trigger job, internals, magazine, and grip.
Pages 17–19
Shotgun Adjustable Comb Installation Tricks
Unsophisticated mechanics can help with adjustable comb installation in difficult cases.
Pages 20–22
Bore Throating With Precision And Control
No single chambering reamer will form a leade to meet the needs of all handloaders and shooters. Bullet shapes and lengths, as well as rifle loading restrictions, dictate this. Therefore, it may become necessary to alter the existing…
Pages 23–24
Making M70 Ejector Pins
Making a gun part may prove less complicated than ordering one, particularly when the part is needed in a hurry. Here’s how I made a Winchester Model 70 ejector pin.
Page 25
FFL Compliance Manager
Online FFL compliance and retail managers may be an ideal fit for your business. Epicor offers a cloud-based option.
Page 26
Reader Forum
Held Gun Policy? I opened my shop a few years ago. Recently, I had a customer who has not picked up their completed firearm for months. What is the general recommendation on how to handle this? We’ll pose…
In This Collection
- MTM Case-Gard p. 2
- Working The Colt 1908 pp. 3-7
- Ruger Ultimate Bullseye Upgrade, Part Two pp. 8-13
- Shotgun Adjustable Comb Installation Tricks pp. 14-16
- Bore Throating With Precision And Control pp. 17-19
- Making M70 Ejector Pins pp. 20-21
- FFL Compliance Manager p. 22
- Reader Forum p. 24
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