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March 2020
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7 articles · 30 pages
Page 5
Tormach PCNC
Tormach Inc. (Tormach.com, is a maker of Computer Numerical Control machine tools affordable for individuals and small shops. Ideal for gunsmiths, inventors, R&D professionals, or small manufacturers, Tormach brings CNC automation down to reachable price points. New to…
Pages 6–10
Rogers & Spencer Revolver
Working on the Rogers & Spencer .44 revolver converted to centerfire from percussion caps and blackpowder.
Pages 11–12
New Eyes for an Old Woodsman
Upgrading an old iron sight pistol with modern reflex sights.
Pages 13–19
Scope Mounting for Accuracy
A well-mounted optic maximizes precision potential of the scope and the firearm it’s mounted to. Here’s how to do it right.
Pages 20–24
Accurizing Savage Model 112s
Selection of a non-custom rifle for serious target shooting can be a most difficult choice as inherent quality must be there or all may be for naught. Savage Model 112 rifles challenge the best of them.
Pages 25–27
Savage Trigger Guard Screw Fix
The rear trigger guard screw on the Savage Model 112 is poorly supported and often strips out, along with a chunk of walnut base wood that goes with it. Here’s how to make a permanent fix.
Page 28
Reader Forum
Remington 552 My favorite .22 rifle is the Remington 552 and I enjoyed the December 2019 article about it. Several years ago a friend gave me an old, rusted 552. I sanded, buffed, polished, and reblued it into…
In This Collection
- Tormach PCNC p. 2
- Rogers & Spencer Revolver pp. 3-7
- New Eyes for an Old Woodsman pp. 8-9
- Scope Mounting for Accuracy pp. 10-16
- Accurizing Savage Model 112s pp. 17-20, 23
- Savage Trigger Guard Screw Fix pp. 21-23
- Reader Forum p. 24
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