Magazines

American Rifleman - April 1951 -96 complete pages. - Cover: Rifle range at Santa Barbara, California - Czech CZ 47 - North American big game - Getting the range - How to choose a binocular - Rocky mountain rifle - International handgun game - New Air Force weapons.

The American Rifleman - March 1951 -96 complete pages. -Cover: ivory stocked wheelock in Manhatan's Metropolitan Museum of Art - Loads for the .357 - North American big game - Some aspects of lubrication - Maximum pressure - Training the Junior Hunter.

The American Rifleman - January 1951=80 complete pages. Cover: NW Gun club at Duluth, Minnesota Six guns - Still hunting; the last art - The chinese infantryman - Survival rifle - Firearms of the American colonists

The American Rifleman July 1950 - 80 complete pages - Cover: an old double barreled percussion shotgun - Single action craze - My recollections of Dr. Mann- Trigger for your springfield -shookting can be fun - Accurizing the .45

The American Rifleman - June 1950 -96 complete pages. Cover: Barrelman Bill Sukalle - Eyesight - Bill the Barrelmaker - Cold Brevete - Pennsylvania gunsmith school - All time rifle champ

The American Rifleman - March 1950-96 complete pages. Cover: Black bear in Wyoming - Memories of Schuetzen days - Gunsmithing school -Keith joins rifleman staff - barrel length and velocity - Pick up your pen - loads for the .220

The American Rifleman- August 1977 -98 complete pages. Cover: Colt single action- Sixguns and steel targets - An american celebrtion- Search for a breech loading carbine - Tricks of the Coyote hunters

The American Rifleman - July 1977 -88 complete pages. Cover: Harlon B. Carter holds trophy - Rhett's rifle - National hunting and fishing day - A controversial cartridge - You are what you drink = National hunting and fishing day.

The American Rifleman - June 1977 -82 complete pages. Cover: John Musick in mountain regalia - North American big game awards program - sheet shooting tips - WNRA workshop: a welcome to the outdoors - Barrel length and muzzle velocity.

The American Rifleman - March 1977-88 complete pages. Cover: A colt new Frontier buntline revolver - The green jacket and his rifle - Swampers in the gulf - Paper patched buffets come of age. - Muzzle loading double rifles at their best.

The American Rifleman - February 1977 -82 complete pages. Cover: a sliging breech double barrel 16 ga shotgun - Early revolver extraction systems - British bullseyes at 2100 yards - How tocalculate recoil - The ill fated 1867 Navy Carbin e-

The American Rifleman - January 1977 - 76 complete ages. -Cover: gun owned by Texascity Marshall- Mistaken identity can harm - Stevens single shots lure collectors - Shelhamer, classicist of the stock.

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The American Rifleman - October 1975-120 complete pages. Cover: Gary Anderson, High power champion - Scatterguns for Quail - Rabies in the wild - The newest look at handgun ballistics - 19th century manstoppers.

The American Rifleman - September 1975-118 complete pages. Cover: A whitetail buck - The Savage Varmint rifle - Remington double shotguns - The tru Saturday Night special - Big steps in NRA progress - A serious rifle.

The American Rifleman - June 1975 -86 complet pages. Cover: Browning's first pistol - Carter ready to tackle NRA's foes - Brownings first pistol - REcoil operated handguns by Browning - Two gauges are better than one.

The American Rifleman - May 1975- Cover: The .44-40 W.C.F. combination - How accurate was the 45-70 in Service? Auxiliary rifle sights can save your hunt - Guins anbd loads for upland game - From England with four barrels.

The American Rifleman - April 1975 -90 completepages. Copver: A flintlock of nobility - U. S. blames Ballew for own shooting - Game trades fatten hunters bag - A tailor made .45-70 rolling block - Mauser,the rifle that made good

The American Rifleman - December 1966=136 complete pages. Cover - Scottish flintlock pistols - Gun bills expected in 67 - A Memorial to riflemen - Hunting in Alabama - The kneeling position - Mounting scopes and iron sights

The American Rifleman - November 1966-132 complete pages. -Cover: a gunsmith working on gun.Hunting in Kentucky - The .45 can be accurate - The prone position -0 How FDR really felt about guns

The American rifleman - October 1966-144 complete pages. Cover: National pistol champion, Donald Hamilton, USN - New big game records - Bergmann automatic pistols - Waterfowl vs Wetlands shrinkage.

The American Rifleman - June 1966 -128 complete pages. Cover: The new NRA Museum - Sni[ping in Viet Nam - The .45 National match pistol - Hunter training pays off - the climbing hunter - Winchester model 88 rifle.

The American Rifleman - May 1966 -120 complete pages - A golden passpsort - Japanese infantry weapons - planning a wilderness hunt - Minnesota's hunter safety program - Mirage - Biretta 950B jetfire pistol.

The American Rifleman - March 1966-104 complete pages. The DCM program - What the lawmakers are doing - running game ranges - Dangerous and deadly weapons - Iver Johnson model 66 revolver - The Starr carbine

The American Rifleman - December 1974 -98 complete pages. Cover: American winners at 41st World shooting championships in Switzerland- Magnums for ducks - 41st world shooting championships - The flint knapper - Survival shelters.

The American Rifleman - November 1974 -102 complete pages (Slight water damage to first 2 pages). Cover: a jUNIOR SHooter - Make your own wildfowling luck - Handguns in transition - Arisakes that wore sosmbreros.

The American Rifleman- August 1974 -104 complete pages - Cover: Henry lever action tubular magazine repeating rifle - Jamaica, farewell? Historic trail crosses NRA land - Match loads for the .223 Remington.

The American Rifleman- March 1974 - 94 complete pages. Cover: John C. Garand, Inventor of the M1 rifle - A gun dealer governor - Military rifles, M1 to M14 - The steel shot issue heats up - Fit for a general.

The American Rifleman - February 1974 -92 complete pages. Cover: Turkeys in Texas - Paper patching rifle bullets - Using decoys on crows - turkey shoot 1973 - Where Sears got its guns. Springfield armory.22's.

The American Rifleman -0January 1974 - 98 complete pages. Cover: Artistic engraving - Guns that sing Dixie in Italian - Aged but fine English doubles soar in price - Wingshooting woes righted - De Anza: tomorrows range today

American Rifleman - October 1968 -144 complete pages. -Cover: Judy Warden Brown shot skeet at Tupelo, Miss. - a plugged dime at 200 yards - Gun control and the election - A federal act that improved our hunting - Erma .22 pistol .

The American Rifleman - Septe,mber 1968-136 complete pages. Cover: Muzzle loader - Miniature arms have a charm all their own - Registration grips 5 cities - Olympic team set5 after NRA matches - Lever action - here they come again.

The American Rifleman - August 1968-116 complete pages - Cover: Wolves - Conservationists cry Save Wolves - Gun owners faced with stiff controls - House leader hits LBJ bill - street crime curbs urged by sportsmen.

The American Rifleman - May 1968-108 complete pages. - Tonic for the handicapped - The last leg is the toughest - Happiness is a warm gun - Drive in Senate points way to moderate law - Oklahoma hunting.

The American Rifleman - April 1968 - 112 complete pages. Cover: Model 12 Winchester 12 ga. with ribbed barrel - The shooting college in America - Why anti gun polls are open to doubt - Desert quail, quarry for the fit -

The American Rifleman - March 1968 - 104 complete pages. Milwaukee hunter Jim Stummeier shot this 7'@ cougar who was stalking two white tails. -0 Massachusetts, cradele of American gunmaking - A handy gun vise - .22 center fires on big game?

The American Rifleman - December 1967-128 complete pages. Cover: Majestic Royal Elk (Wapiti) - Gun renewal permit takes two years - Hawks, too, need peace - Celler bill given slight push - The air rifle that went to war - Taking guns into Canada

The American Rifleman - November 1967-126 complete pages. Cover: Model 1805 Harper's ferry pistol - Carrying guns safely afield - Watch your timing - A caseless cartridge? - Measuring .30-'06 chambers - A mount for the M1

The American Rifleman - October 1967-144 complete pages. Cover: Lt. General James H. Doolittle, USAF - The air rifle comes of age - Hunting in North Dakota - U. S. Win Pan American matches - Choking the muzzle loading shotgun.

The American Rifleman - July 1967 -120 complete pages. The First Maryland Regiment firing flintlocks - The honest guns - Winning the Leech cup - Women who trust guns - This game called skeet - Hunting in Missouri

The American Rifleman - June 1967-128 complete p ages. Smoky Mountain Gun Collectors array - Big game hunt-family style - Becoming a pistol master - Changes broaden BSA shooting program. The boxlock sharps

The American Rifleman - May 1967-112 complete pages. NRA position on gun legislation = Celler bill opponents testify - The M16 in Vietnam - Detroit merchants arm for protection - A ladylike victory with duelingpistols.

The American Rifleman- February 1967-104 complete pages. Washington, Lincoln and firearmsd - Dodd Bill back: More state gun curbs ss9utht - N. Y. Gun laws broken - Springfield arms Co. revolvers.

The American Rifleman - January 1967 106 complete pages. Canada Goose on cove. Everyone hunts in Iowa - Hunting in Iowa - Japanese type 94 pistol - Phoenix...Camp Perry West - Early lever actions.

American Rifleman - January 1996- 72 complete pages. Ruger P944 mid size .40 S & W - NRA celebrating 125 years of service to america - search for the truth at Ruby ridge - Cope bag : Rossi 971 .357 mag. and others.

American Rifleman - August 1993 -104 complete pages. Clearing the air about kids & guns. Reloading for sig's new .40 - FBI police state?

American Rifleman -June 1993-100 complete pages. Nashville welcomes the new NRA - AR-15 keeps gaining fans despite media attacks - The .45 ACP: Still America's favorite.

American Rifleman - May 1993-96 complete pages. What's really inside the Brady bill. Defense tips cops know - Youth guns today - Voere's electric rifle. shooting stars - Swiss Schuetzenfest

American Rifleman - February 1993 - 96 complete paes. Early problems faced by the M14 - New model 1911A1 for southpaw set - 2nd Amendment: A right left out.

American Rifleman - January 1993 -96 complete pages. Super black eagle digest all loads - Tour Britain's famed pattern room - Recipe for your home brewed comp gun.

American Rifleman - December 1991 -100 complete pages. Marlin's model 2000:an exclusive report = Living Histories remember WWII - Winchester's Grandest shotgun - Return of the Tang sight

The American Rifleman - December 1964-1238 complete pages. Tokyo 1964 - The XVIII olympiad - Carving the gunstock - State firearms controls - The M14 as a Match rifle - Savage models 29A & 29B rifles.

The American Rifleman - November 1964 -128 complete pages. Cover: A chukar partridge - Combat usefulness of shotgun - Gunning the Woodcock- Bergmann special model pocket pistol - the Kentucky rifle.

The American Rifleman - October 1964 -144 complete pages. -Camp Perry 1964 - Leading brass shotgun shells - Hunting the desert bghorn - Patterning a shotgun - Wasted whitetails - Jamboree shooting. civil war bullets

The American Rifleman - July 1964-120 complete pages. Cover: African Lion - Shooting international running deer - The .41 magnum cartridge - The Makarov pistol - A ventilated handgun rib - Hunting in Delaware.

The American Rifleman - June 1964 -136 complete pages. Cover: The traditional Flintlock Rifle - The Canadian infantry - NRA International shotgun program - The Hellenbeck Three barrel gun - Cleaning cartridge cases - hi standard Model D-100

The American Rifleman - May 1964 -112 complete pages/. Cover: 2 time national women's pistol champion Lt. Gail N. Liberty, USAF - Savage Model 6 rifle - Firing the shot - Economy sporter from the '03A3

The American Rifleman - February 1964-104 complete pages. Cover: Porcupine - The .300 Winchester Magnum - Components affect velocity - Hunting in France - Muzzle loading pistol shooting - The cold weather hunt - Handling semi automatic rimfire rifles

The American Rifleman - January 1964-104 complete pages. 93rd NRA annual meetings and exhibit - Modern sporting rifle bullets - policd combat training - Hunting in Wiscoknsin - Barrel lengths and patterns.

The American Rifleman - November 1970 - Grissly bear in Alaska on coe - 122 complete page. Gamy dove provides good sport - NRA shooters win combat honors - Building a Kentucky Flintlock pistol.