GUNS Magazine October 1956

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70% Save on ammunition with 1 the tool that reloads them 1 Shotgun shells Rifle cartridges Pistol cartridges Revolver cartridges Also swages bullets and re-forms metallic cartridge cases Hove better-than-factory ammunition for os little os 30% of the cost of store bought shells . . . and with amazingly little work. Every feature of the Lochmiller combino- tion reloading tool is a result of A requests from experienced relooders. Strictly precision throughout, the lochmiller operotes simply and smoothly with on easy downward motion. A screwdriver and one minute's time converts from shotshell dies to rifle or pistol dies. You'll like the speedy, precise operation of the separate priming tool, and appreciate the built-in catcher for old primers, too. LACHMILLER IS THE RELOADER'S BEST BUY Comblnotion tool, Including shotshell loading and priming dies, one shill holdir . . . . . $60.00 Comblnotion tool, Including oni ut rifle or plstol Un, two shill holdin. . . . . . . . 48.50 Send for FREE folder describing additional benefits for the Lachmiller reloader C~A~ER) ENGiNEfiINC COMPANY most the New England and Middle Atlantic states, Pennsylvania's wild turkeys were once practically extinct. But fortunately, a few birds were found here and there in the remote and isolated sections of the south-central mountains. In days gone by the wild turkey habitat appeared to be confined to the southern part of the state, probably due to the more ideal 'food and shelter to be found in that section. But Mother Nature has a way of making changes, particularly when a new and favorable environment comes into the picture. That's exactly what happened. Some 50 years ago the lumber interests cleared the northern mountain sides of timber. During the intervening years a second growth took over, which has since developed into food-bearing trees~oaks, beech, wild cherry, all perfect forage for the wild turkey. Each passing year made this new forest growth more ideal habitat for the king of the game birds. Around 1940 the wild turkeys began appearing in scattered flocks. It seemed that the wild turkey had found a new home for itself. With game refuges scattered throughout its adopted environment, it discovered shelter and safety. Local sportsmen became in- Cartridge J PAK 1 carrier I I New L.... Soueeze 'em out and squeeze 'em off wit11 a new style cartridge slide called "Ammo Pak." Easily s l i ~ onto ~ your belt-fits all rifle cartridia's. 30-30 and similar use 20 loops; :i0.06 and similar use 17 ' loops. Also available in 10 loops. Larw t~~orlels only $2.50 each postpaid. 10 loop inode1 $1.50 postpaid. Choice of gun stock brown or hrieln red. Expertly crafted from top grain, enitiossed leather. Jobber and Dealer Inquiries Invited W.M. rtÃ§g pa+. ~ ~ ~ d . Our illustrated catalog and lists for the current year mailed upon receipt of 25c coin. Same-day mervlce 1 All j #hipmenti madÃ prepaid. * PRODUCTION MADE RIFLE BARREL5 By 6, k, Do~~gias, Christensen Leather Goods Mfg. Co. Tremonton, Utah 1 UL T m m ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 WORLD'S FINEST OFFER YOU. . . . . Highest quality. Low Cost. long Life. Finest inside finish. Straightest sporten. Record holding Bench Resten. 0 Best discounts (To gunsmiths). 0 Excellent delivery. 0 All calibers from .22 to .450. Chrome-moly steel. 0 Barrel fitting service (retail only). Stainless steel. DEALERS: Write on your letterhead for our prepaid 9 wholesale catalog. I - v - Ask for free data on all services. 1 ROBERT S. FRIELICH Go R o DOUGLAS, Uie Member Ã‡ R. A. Route 3, Box 435 Charleston, West Vo. 611 Broadway NEW YORK 12 N. Y.
terested, putting on winter feeding cam- paigns to carry them through their most try- ing period. The wild turkey was on its way hack. Meanwhile, the Pennsylvania game commission had taken an interest in restoring the wild turkey as a game bird. In the early days of its attempt to bring hack this highly-prized quarry, it was compelled to purchase stock from private game farms. Probably more of a domestic turkey than a truly wild bird. those introduced almost immediately headed for the nearest barnyard where their kind led an easygoing and well- protected existence. Discouraged with its initial attempt, but determined to continue its efforts, the commission acquired a 1000-acre tract in the south-central part of the state where it began its wild turkey operation in 1930. At the time Orrii Smith, who practically nursed the turkey back into existence, was one of the commission's game protectors. While on duty he often came across the birds during their spring mating season. He would watch how the wild gobblers would at- tract iheir mates and also learned that when a hen refused to heed the calling, curiosity finally drove him to seek his ladylove. That gave Orrie ihe idea of establishing propagating areas in the state game refuges, placing wing-clipped hens in open wire en- closed pens into which the gobblers could fly and leave at will. The idea paid off and, by selective breed- ing, the domestic blood was gradually re- laced with that of a wild strain. The first settings were gathered and hatched in in- cubators. The next clutch was left for the lien to brood. Eventually a bird developed --- RELOADERS! 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