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iALASKA BIG GAMEALASKA'S WILD LIFE IN COLORgame safari of the north in your living room with2x2 color slides. Free catalog. Listing over 400 slides.Closeups of live game and all Alaska subjects. Specialoffer-12 game slides sent airmail, $5.00. NORTHERNL OFILM 0 o x 6 Cooper Landing, Alaska.FOR THE PROFESSIONALMore and more professional stock makers are using DecalCheckering Patterns, finding this to be the most efficient wayto apply the design to the gunstock. They hove also discoveredthat with Decal Checkering Patterns they can offertheir clients a much larger choice of designs. (Illustrated isone of a new series of patterns designed expressly for theCustom Stockmaker.1FOR THE AMATEURIA number of patterns are also available to meet the needsof the novice. In addition to checkering, some of these designsmay also be used with the easier-to-do stippling techniques.However, genuine checkering is not too difficult, and hundredsof amateurs hove produced professional-looking checkeringJobs with the aid of Decal Checkering Patterns.In the hotel lobby, the tout kept a savagebulldog which has previously routed all EastTexas deputies who came to serve paperson the prostitutes. Hamer decided to answerthreats to his authority by calling theturn on both the dog and its master.He stomped into the lobby, two handspoised on two Colt .38's. The dog snarledand began edging toward him when he entered.The hotel man's fingers strayed towarda Smith & Wesson Terrier concealedin his pocket."'One more move toward your gun," Hamerwarned, "and you'll make a move for thebuzzards." His left hand lunged over thedesk and grabbed the Terrier in a quickfrisk of the braggart.The dog leaped forward. "Sic 'em, Tige!"the hotel man screamed.Fangs sank into Hamer's boot. Raisingthe Terrier, the marshal pulled on the trigger.The bullet crashed into the dog's brain.Hamer kicked aside the bloody shell."Better bury your dog," he drawled. "Andif you raise any more ruckus in this town, I'llbe measurin' you for the graveyard."For two years and a half, Frank Hamer'sColts kept pacifying and purifying Navasota.They were drawn as marching orders for thedealers of crooked cards. They halted theflight of killers dodging ropes strung in adozen states. They made Navasota as tameas a New England county seat when Hamerbade it farewell in April, 1911.He next went to Houston where his sixshootersliquidated a Texas mafia specializingin the assassination of policemen. Afterwardshe served as a special deputy sheriff routinggangs of brand burners and fence cutters inthe hill country of his boyhood.Other commissions followed in other areasof the Lone Star State. At 31, Hamer hadforgotten the number of criminals his triggershad dispatched to Texas jails or Texasboothills. He expected to continue at freelancelawing as a career.Then a man he'd never seen changed hismind. The man was a strutting, illiterateAztec peasant with a grandiose dream ofbuilding an empire stretching across bothhanks of the Rio Grande. Pancho Villa wasthe fellow's name.Rifles roared and machetes slashed inMexico when Pancho El Tigre-Pancho theTiger-took the warpath in the gory autumnof 1914. Bands of his armed peons, promisedparadise, swarmed over the Rio Grandeto burn the villages of the gringos and toHOLLYWOOD "MICROME*TER" SHOT MEASURE. Requiredfor fast accurateshotshell reloading -$24.50HOLLYWOOD "SENIOR"RELOADING TOOL. Reloadsrifle pistol shotshellsand' swages bullets,strwped - $49.00HOLLYWOOO "TURRET"RELOADING TOOLS. Shownat left side set-up forshotshell reioadin Belowset-up for rhe orpistol reloading. A fastversatile production tool.HOLLYWOOD "TURRET"RELOADING TOOL.HOLLYWOOD RELOADING DIES. Madefor all caliber of rifle pistol and HOLLYWOOD METAL BULLET^ revolver shells. A set'- $12.50 SWAGING DIES. From 22 to 375^ caliber. Per set - $39.50HOLLYWOOD PISTOL AND REVOLVERSWAGING DIES. For 38 spec. 44 HOLLYWOOD CHRONOGRAPH. Aspec., and 45. Other calibers later.precision instrument. CompletePer set - S86.w less battery. Net - $97.50 ÃRIFLE, PISTOL AND SHOTSHEU COMPONENTS CARRIED IN STOCKFREE LITERATURE - DISCOUNTS TO DEALERS - A BOVE PRICES PREPAID
SEW 5" S & WBARREL, eithermmercial blueor parkerisedstatewhich.Complete withlatch, pin &spring. FitsM&P, "K" and"Combat", also38Victory.Buya spare at thisbargain price.Limited Supply.L-0-N-G 38 BARRELSStraight rifled tubes, 11" long, 7,'s" thick. ,357bore, NEW, suitable for .38 Special, 357 Magnum,9 m Luger, etc. While few last, each $7.95.NEW! .22 CALIBER RIFLE BARREL(23". .SO8 on threads, 1" at shoulder, t;ipentnz %.562 at muzzle). 1n white, fine ll:t7 steel. ~utablefor rim or center fireÃ‘ good heavy barrel withguaranteed accuracy----$3.95 plus 40C postage.m e barrel, smooth-bore forihot$2.95 plus 406 postage.New in white. ,630 on shank. .750 at shouldersight dovetail cut. 24" Rbl. $3.50 plus 40c postage.Same. smooth bore for shot cartridges. $1.95plus 40c postage.THOMPSON .45 CAL.SUBMACHINE GUN BARRELSNew, 10Yi". taper turned, (not finned-better fortapering to .560 at muzzle, unthreaded, wlfrontconversion), beautiful barrel . . . $7.95.(Order bar-rel threaded for Cutta Cumpensator. as shown elsewherein ad-total, both items . . . $10.95).30 CAL. BARREL-24" BRAND NEW!CHAMBERED FOR .30-06Finest 4130 steel, 4-i'roove, 1 1/16" at shoulder7's" on thread-, 1-turn in 10 standard rifling. Agwd heavy.taperod turned barrel at less than1 piwluction costs! A real buy only $4.95 plus556 postage..22 HORNET BARRELS14", from U. S. Air Force survival guns. Chambered,in white, newÃ‘dand for pistol conversions. Alsothreaded for H&R .22 1.r. actions A250, 265. 365,465, 150. etc. . . . $2.65 olus 25c oostaae.SHOT BBLS.Semi fiinished 6" .38 cal.smooth bore pistol bar-I Note wide forgedfull target rib. The lug at bottom makes it idealfor use on ShW models. Unthreaded shank, ,572.tore full land dia. Special at less than cost offorging alone _-_---_-----L ---.---- _--$2.65 ppd.-Ã‘Ã . -WOO0 FORU. S. GARANOSew stocks, reailv to in-Stall, $4.95, stripped ofmetal, new handguards, set ofBUY b~mmz%%%tw~?d %%al?'i~?~Pieces $6.95 (Write Wants for Other Garand nartsl.MARLIN Model '92 '97G 94 Rifle stocks, ' new,shotgun type butt, readyto install. I5.95 o~d.U. S. CARBINE STOCKSINCHESTER '94 PARTS SPECIAL-ALLNEWOST CRITICAL PARTS KIT - takeith you when hunting, consists of ex-Â¥actor ejector complete, firing pin, &ainspring-Special price (save over 50%- $2.00) Only $1.95 ppd.AJOK OVERHAUL KIT-probablyaver again at these prices! New breech)It, carrier, link and complete locking">t-your discount over double that ofTen bieeest dealers. All for $7.95 ppd.EW WOOD MAKES old guns looklung again-Model 92 and 94 stocks,/butt plate, straight grip, S3.95Ã‘carne fore-ends, full magazine, $2.25.OD-EL 94 set of new hammer conlplete.ain spring &. main spring screwily$1.75 ppd.2 WINCHESTER, New stocks, w/buttate-$5.95, new forearms, $2.25, newainspring's, w/screw $1.00.U. S. CARBINEMAGAZINESW. 15-shotÃ‘NO rejectsÃFanteed to feed. In originalmpings . $1.00 ea.$1.75. IS&; web WITpouch.new . . . $1.25.7ClAL: Case and 2 clips.75.HOT Carbine Magazines, for huntinglost states new design brines mag.bottom flush with housing,giving neat appearance. . . $2.45 ea. 30-SHOTCarbine Magazines, new,as issued, $4.95 PPd.* MARLIN BARRELS *Super RareÃ‘Jus Discovered after many, manyyears of Storag-All Absolutely NEW, onlyc~~~g;;:;~ s;n5htstz;Le c;~~~hcoI';em*~;;u s on many other makes.FOR MODEL 1893-3632-40 Caliber:26" full octagonal ____________ 12.5026" half octagonal ------------ 12.502 round Carbine ----- ----- 8.95410 Shotgun:22" shotgun barrel -_---------- 9.95FOR MODEL 1895:3 3 Caliber:24" round Takedown -----..---15.50.45-70 Caliber:24.5026" full octagonal __-----_----FOR MODEL '94:.32-20 Caliber:2 round Carbine __---------- 7.50.38-40 Caliber:20" round Carbine _--------_-- 7.95FOR MODEL '92:lick for delivery. Ports for madam, obloltte end foreign gun!.fee quotation, (end broken part or rough sketch with full infom~t~m.SUPER BUY 95c-Ramp sights as shown, ridges ,mmake it no glare-in whiteNote design that pernitsrifle by turning end of hamel to .525k?~uring smooth appearance. Alsomakes fine pistol sight.Each 95C-Extra Special $9.00 perdoz. $65.00 per 100.ARBINE REAR SIGHTSadjustable for windage &elevation. fits all U. S. Caibi n slides into receiverdetail-2 minutes to install,as issued, $1.85 ppd.. . . each clip holdsbine magazines inseconds by push oftimi>-Govt. issue. Six stripper clips for $1.00.MAUSER HSc FIRING PINS. . . made of specialyou have this modelgun, a spare boughtnow would be a mod investment. __-.------- $3.95CUTTS COMPENSATORS45 caliber, originally used for~hompson submachine gunerelucesboth muzzle jump andrecoil. Many experimental andpustom sight blade uses~compiete and pin, with slightly frontused. S3.95 PD~.GARANDBARRELSUsed, very good throughout. . . . $9.95 each.FOR PUMP SHOTGUNS:12 Gauge: 25" and 26" barrels; imp.cyl., mod. & full choke ___-----_- 9.95* Satisfaction Always Guaranteed-No COD'S *e mA
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Page 18 and 19: Too-short lead like error of double
Page 20 and 21: Skeet stance is demonstrated by ins
Page 22 and 23: At #5 trap point gunner takes astan
Page 24 and 25: Remington receiver tangs must beben
Page 26 and 27: BSA-Martini was shot by Miguel Jack
Page 28 and 29: iron or glass sights, and a record
Page 30 and 31: Firing pin relocation to hit center
Page 32 and 33: THEBIGGESTbUNINASEBALAfter early mo
Page 34 and 35: New magnum Model12 duck gun is used
Page 36 and 37: Skillful craftsmen of Browning fact
Page 38 and 39: FRANK HAMER WROTE HISONE STAR HISTO
Page 40 and 41: Souped-up Ford V-8 used by Bonnie P
Page 42 and 43: Notches are Old-FashionedRecord you
Page 44 and 45: 0Why pay out cold cash for guns you
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