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| January |
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Virginians Victorious at Fort Shenandoah, A Beginner Looks at Bench-Ret, President Tyler's Derringers, The Magnum is a Chuck Gun, Hunt Woodchucks with a Front-Loader, Photo Collecting, Classic Mausers: American Style, It's a Way of Life (Shooting, that is, for the country's first family of the 1600 game.), World Practical Pistol Championships, Anatomy of a Success, One Rare Colt, Kindergarten of Shooting, U.S. Dominates World Muzzle-Loading Meet, Facts of Barrel Life, Shooters Find Fame in Mexico, Skirmishers' Lexicon, Brownells Lists Basic Gunsmithing Charges |
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| February |
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If It Shoots, Scrap It (The Government wants to turn excess M1s into junk. That's not...), The Way It Used To Be, Real Magnum Rifles Are Still Alive (Fred Well's handmade Mauser actions exceed Old World standards.), Handgunning Iron Rams, Spanish Relic From St. Thomas Harbor (Diver's find spans the centuries of arms in America.), Free-Floating Barrel - RX for Better Performance, Accurize Your Big Game Rifle, Triple-Tubed Smoothbores (The extra barrel was Euripe's alternative to a three-shoot repeater.), Ball Powder & The M16, You're Never Too Old to Shoot (At 73, Texan Tom Park is still a top-notch competitor.), My Most Versatile Handgun, DCM Announces M1 Rifle Sale |
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| March |
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The Lieutenant's LE MAT, Identify That Gun, Guns of England's Dueling Gentry (The art of the gunmaker waxed full producing pistols that defended gentlemen's honor.), Gibbs & Pitt; Shotgun Innovators, Deer Guns of Yesteryear (Medium bore rifles were the deer hunter's pride half-a-century ago. Might they be again.), Rifles of the Eastern Deer Hunter, The Finnish Cavalry's Special Rifle, Built in limited numbers for the world's last horse soldiers, the M27 rifle interests shooters and collectors.), Fiberglass Fix for Poor Bedding, Kill Camp Pests with Shot Loads, Should You Go To Camp Perry?, High Power Shooting - How It's Done, Col. Winder and His Musket (One of America's leading shooters teamed with Winchester to make this turn of the century training rifle.), A Deluxe Sporter in .22 Rimfire, Fitted Stocks |
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| April |
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Children on the Firing Line, Only Hits Count, Guns for the Bey of Tunis (One diplomat's attempt to buy peace yielded a brace of incredibly ornate arms.), A Lady Takes a Gun, Gunsmith School Update, The Littlest Hobby (Even though they can't be fired, gun model tie clips are as fascinating as real things.), Trapshooting - Past & Present, Sports Festival Scheduled, Griffin & Howe: Custom Gunmakers, Shooting the Patched Round Ball (A down-to-earth gide for effective use of the oldest firearms projectile.), Practical Hand-Loading - 20 Years Later, NSGA - 1978: A Review, Korea Hosts World Championships, The Myth of the M-Series Colt (Oft-reported, the special production of Pocket Autos for the U.S. military never happened.), Planning For an Extra Gun, Portable Shooting Seat, Collecting Sportsmen's Books, Blackpowder Velocities |
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| May |
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How Everybody Won the Snakebite War, Revolutionary Handgun from Heckler & Koch (To vie for a West German police contract, H & K designed and built a pistol radically different from traditional self-loading arms.), Frank Freund - Master Gunmaker, The Obregon .45 - Rare & Mysterious Pistol, Silhouette Shooting Comes of Age, The Prescription, An Introduction to Skeet Shooting, Be Your Own Custom Gunsmith, Planning Your Survival Kit (Put together an assortment of essential gear that is lightweight and not easily left behind. It can save your life.), A Custom Deer Rifle for Offhand Shooting |
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| June |
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Pistol Carbines & Pocket Rifles, Ace High (For economy, reliability and effective training, Colt's newest .22 deals a good hand.), Going Old-Time (Blackpowder hunting is alive and well with all the antique trimmings.), Marlin's Model 39 - The Company's .22 Cadillac (Though dating back four score and seven years, this little lever-action shows no road wear.), Handgunning For Deer (After mastering the power of a big revolver, get ready for a real hunting challenge.), Studying Shotgunning Down South (Holland & Holland professionals show howBritish-style shooting works.), Paper Patching Makes Biggest Bores Work (Do-it-yourself systems make big ones out of little ones, with good accuracy.) |
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| July |
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Features - Running Game is Moving On, Guns of The Big Bore Shooters, Who's Who in Handgunning, Give Your Bird Gun a British Accent, Marlin's 336: The Other Lever-Action, The Big Single Handguns - A Rifleman Foldout Feature, Garden Variety .22s, Practical Shooter's .45 Modifications, After The Classic Kentucky, Safari Club Looks Ahead, Teaching Riflery and Self-Reliance, Florida Police Explorers, Keeping Chonographing Convenient |
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| August |
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Features - Foul Weather Flintlocking, Korea or Bust!, The Future is Now, Short Shotguns, Thompson Semi-Autos - A Foldout Feature, In Search of the Perfect Parabellum, Lighter and Handier Still, Making a High-Wall Shoot, 94 Big Bore, Starr of South Dakota, National Collection of Heads and Horns |
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| September |
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Features - The .38 Special - Just keeps Rolling Along, Legacy in Smoke, Rocky Mountain High, The .35 Whelen - Classic Wildcat, Light is Right, Carelessness Causes Blow-Ups, Cape Cod Kentuckies - A Foldout Feature, Pentathlon: 1978, Handles On History, The Forgotten .45 |
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| October |
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Features - Camp Perry 1978: NRA Schools - Growing with Purpose, Bernosky Keeps The Crown, Stidworthy and Wigger Repeat Wins, McCowan Surprises Pistol Field, The Trouble With Slugs, A .30-.30 in Africa, The Splendor of Dresden, To 8mm and Beyond, Tricks and Treats for Your .45, Townsend Whelen - Rifleman: A Foldout Feature, Col. Whelen's Niedner Springfield, Exploded View: Ruger's Hawkeye, ATA and NRA Join Efforts, NRA Sponsors Match at NSSA Meet Data and Comment - Savage Model 110-S Silhouette Rifle, Wickliffe '76 Rifle, Franchi Gas-Operated Shotgun, Semmerling LM-4 .45 ACP, Lee R.E.A.L. Bullets, Timney Guards |
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| November |
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Features - Nat'l Smallbore Silhouette Championship, Burnside - The Man, The Gun and the NRA, Hot Lead for Steel Tuskers, Born Again Plains Rifles, Savage 90 - Bread and Butter Gun, Lyman's 100th - A Century of Service, The NRA Whittington Center, The Air Rifle Has Arrived, I Still Like an Over-Under, The Fanciest Winchester 101s?: A Foldout Feture, Exploded View: The Winchester 1200 Data and Comments - H&R Sportsman Long Range, Savage / Anschutz Mark 12 Rifle, Merrill Sportsman Pistol, Lee Load-All Junior, Bushnell BDC |
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| December |
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Features - No Weight, No Kick, Pachmayr: Art That Shoots, Magnum For Silhouette Handgunners, Steel Silhouettes Bite The Dust, The Country's Top Shooting Lawman, Bet On a Big Auto, Marlin's Newest Magnum, Big Bores For Big Bear, Hunting For Grouse Guns, More Facts On Chamber Pressures, UIT .22 Autos: A Foldout Feature, Exploded View: The S&W Escort, Remington Recall Regular Departments - The Armed Citizen, Readers Write, A Place To Shoot, Clubs In Action, From The Loading Bench, Data & Comment, Dope Bag (Questions & Answers, In My Experience, Books In Brief), NRA Official Journal, Institute Reports, Shooting Events, American Rifleman 1978 Index, Mixed Bag |
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