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StoeBer,c....S&.W Model 19, this one with the S%"buwef;.' Not shown, but -.liable or soon to be .......We are the RG Model 57, Inter....Astra and the Dan Wesson; these SUns were not aNllable to us at the time, but wID be featured In future Issues. SINGLE SHOT The lhoaapson/Center Contender 15 the most popular sI....e shot .44 Magnum on the market today. It 15 the only sIn&Ie shot we were able to examine. GMIIng In populartty . Is the MenlO 5portsIIIan by Rock Co. of CalIfornia. Soon to appear on the scene Is the x-caDber single shot shown for the ftrst time at the recent SHOT Show by SterlIng Arms. ~. so AMERICAN HANDGUNNER • JULYIAUGUST <strong>1981</strong>
A new dimension to the study oftoday's .44 Magnum handguns. HowDoThey Measure Up?_. . SINGL£ ACTIONS The slIiBle action .44 Magnums hawe held their own In popularity for a long dme. Although Colt has never chambered their slnBle action fOr the .44 Magnum cartridge, there have been numerous copies that wID carry this pOwerful cartridge. Shown here, &om the top, A.I.G:s Abilene, offered by Mossberg; F.I.L's Annlnlus "Hombre," and Sturm Ruger's New Model Super 8lackbollWk. Not _alliable for this study, but offered now: MItchell Anns slqIe action; Interarms "Vlrglntan Dragoon," and EMFs Super Dakota.
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Page 12 and 13: SILUETAS PHILIP C. BRIGGS NRA SILHO
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