American Handgunner March/April 1981

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A BOMBINATION OFMIRTH! The Funny,Funny Book AbouThe PistolShooters.Lee... Echols.. tJ.45 Nat'l Trophy Winner 1941Send $6.00 to Lee Echols, 1640Maple Dr., Unit 68, Chula Vista, CA92011. CA buyers add 6% sales tax.1::::::::::::::OOll NEW! ~)(=~"WINNER 44"Front Break for theS&W Model 29 - 8·3/8"Ruger Super Blackhawk-
f'BBMOlby Barry SadlerEach book will bepersonally autographedby Barry Sadler.Vietnam war hero-Green BeretBalladeer, Barry Sadler's firstbook about the personal contactwar on the ground, against theViet CongoVietnamese for animal is moiand that is the name a NorthVietnamese Major calls hispersonal POW, a sergeant of theU.S. Special Forces. This is abook about th,e duel of willsbetween these two men as theybecome less human. It's a savageexperience and Barry Sadl~rknows the scene about which hewrites: he was there.Price $9.00 plus $1.00 for postageand handling. (Allow from fourto six weeks for delivery)Guns BooksDept. 96-H3591 Camino de la ReinaSan Diego, CA 92108Enclosed is my check for__copies ofTHE MOl @ $9 plus$1 postage & handling each.(Calif. residents add 54¢ each sales tax)NameAddressCityState Zip ____LOADS FOR THECUSTOM 30/30'ROLLING BLOCKSILHOUETTE PISTOLAverage AveragePowder Charge Velocity Group125 gr. FEDERAL HPFactory 2283 2.31150 gr. FEDERAL FPFactory 2098 2.15150 gr. FEDERAL RNFactory 2045 2.20150 gr. SPEER SPH322 26.0 1741H322 28.0 1877H322 29.0 1941 2.06H322 30.0 2034 2.693031 29.0 18793031 31.0 20433031 Top load 33.0 2182150 gr. SPEER BTBL-C2 30.0 1737BL-C2 32.0 1838BL-C2 34.0 1995H4895 30.0 1864H4895 32.0 2060 1.60H4895 Top load 33.0 2132 1.84165 gr. SPEER BT748 Mild 28.0 1671748 30.0 1719748 Top load 32.0 1870BL-C2 31.0 1843BL-C2 32.0 1902BL-C2 Close to top 33.0 1950 1.41H4895 26.0 1643H4895 28.0 1779H4895 Top load 30.0 1890168 gr. HORNADY BTHPBL-C2 Inaccurate 29.0 1749BL-C2 Accurate 31.0 1841BL-C2 Close to top 33.0 1960170 gr. FRONTIER FPFactory 1911 2.55180 gr. SPEER BTH4895 Too light 23.0 1466H4895 25.0 1633H4895 Top load 27.0 17154064 28.0 15694064 30.0 17284064 Top load 32.0 1912 1.52Velocities are for one five-shot group,measured· ten feet from the muzzle using anOehler Model 33 chronotach with skyscreens.Group sizes are the average of the extremespreads of three five-shot groups fired at 100yards from a sandbag rest, using a Leupoldfour power pistol scope (their M8-4X). Federal210 large rifle primers, and Federal cases wereused throughout. Overall lengths were: 150 gr.Speer, 2.86 inches; 150 gr. Speer BT, 2.77inches; 165 gr. Speer BT, 2.91 inches; 168 gr.Hornady BTHP, 2.90 inches; 180 gr. Speer BT,2.91 inches. Top loads were estimated to equal30-30 rifle loads, judged in 75°_80° F temperatures.HP-HollowPoint; FP-Flat Point; RNRound Nose; SP-Spitzer; B T-Boat Tail;BTHP-Boat Tail Hollow Point.At last!Here's the whole story.INTHEGRAVEST EXTREMEThe role of thefirearmin personal protection.By Massad Ayoob"Excerpts from this book were asmashing success when firstpUblished in GUNS magazine.Now read the full story- .unexpurgated and unedited:Seventeen chapters ofstreetwise information that everygun owner needs. Ayoob pullsno punches!"Should be required reading forevery person who owns a gunfor self defense.". Never before, the truth aboutwhat happens to you when andif you use a gun for self defense.Price $7.00 plus 75¢ for po~tageand handling. (Allow from fourto six weeks for delivery.)Mail to: <strong>Handgunner</strong> Books,Dept. 102··H3591 Camino de la ReinaSan Diego, CA 92108Please send __~ copies ofIN THE GRAVEST EXTREME.Enclosed is $plus 75¢ percopy for postage and handling.(California residents add 6% sales tax)Name ~AddressCityState___Zip__AMERICAN HANDGUNNER· MARCH/APRIL,<strong>1981</strong> 67
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