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GUNS Magazine December 1955 - Jeffersonian's Home Page

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FREE CATALOG0 CUSTOM MADE0 THE BESTSINCE 1897?. 0. BOX 5247EL PASO. TEXAS. to get the deer of your choice.Don't contribute to "Hunters' Delinquency"t h t f l , omding shots in the woods.Be prepared. Be sure. Use Howboker'stested BIG BUCK LURE. Your satisfactionE I . Thousands used it last year anditionally. BIG BUCK LURE makes deer curiousteod of coulious, ottracls them up close to you. One bottlecontains a full season's supply for two hunters, A must fm hunterswing bow and arrow, shotgun or small caliber rifles.FREE BONUS BOOK: "The 0.1 of deer and bear hunlina" sent freewih each bottle of BIG BUCK LURE.Dept. G, Ft. Loudon, Pa.Vi^ro.,.^/1 POINTER STOCKSThe originalthumb reststocks $6.60and $7.00 pair.POINTER PUPSLargest completeted, semi finished Walnut, rightor left $9.00.CLEAR SIGHT LENS CAPS for allscopes. $2.95 pr.GREAT WESTERN Single Action Guns-mostIcal. in stock.Send for FREE CATALOG. Address Box360-G.SOUTHWEST CUTLERY & MFG. CO.Montebello, CaliforniaIYOU-MAKE-'EM GUN KITS~ull size finished product so authentic that it's1 difficult to tell it from the real thing!Colt .44 frontier (single action). .$2.95 PrepaidS&W 357 Magnum. ............. 3.95 PrepaidKentucky long rifle.. ............14.95 PrepaidColt .45 Automatic ............. 3.50 Prepaid9 mm Luger. .................... 2.95 PrepaidPhiladelin Derringer ........... 1.95 PrepaidPepper [ox (all plastic). ......... .98 PrepaidSend 100 for eomflete IMS wtdoo of wç SO modernand antique nun kits. Refund on flrd Ar.VICKERY MODEL GUN CO.Post Office Box 91Oak Puk. Illinois--BUILT RIFLE!BARRELINGSTOCKINGbut, had an overall length of the .22 rimfire,his charge had necessarily to be small. Theneasure was an original machine, accurateo less than one-tenth grain. The cases,uhacked off as they were to little more thanlalf the original length were heavy and impossibleto crimp. Each had to be chamfer.earned so that a suitable crimp could beAtained. Harold Russell of the Federalcartridge Company suggested a special .22Long Rifle bullet his outfit was making. Iiecided to try them. Fresh primers wereloaded in all the altered cases.I loaded a thousand rounds and the gun wasready for its baptism. I had no idea of thequantity of powder to be loaded; the limitationsof the case persuaded me I had no fear%bout getting too much! I was hopeful ofworking up a load that would closely approximatethe .22 rimfire as to velocity. I wastearful the hot 1% primer in a case so smallwas going to give me over-ignition and prob-Aly make accuracy very sketchy. These wereall things that would come out in the wash.I marched to the targets.The hybrid shot like a dream! From thefirst shot through the full clip and for allthe thousand first rounds I'd loaded it nevermissed a stutter. I made many adjustmentsof the powder charge and finally after exhaustivebenchrest testings hit on the loadthat gave me best accuracy. I then commencedto shoot for score.The first ten scores at 50 yards showed ahigh of 99 and a low of 94. At timed fire.five shots in 20 seconds at 25 yards, it ranneck and neck with the .22 rim, and at rapidfire it was the same. I ran over the NationalThou~nds of Parts in Stock.Send far I966 Illustrated Catalog. - $1.00WE AS0 BUY CUNS FOR CASHLEE DOT THE ORIGINALLEE DOT reticulà now use only Black Widowwider silk for cross hair*. Many years have beenspent cross breeding and countless experimentsIn food formula to develop the present productwhich is unequaled in fineness, strength and uniformity.Ninrtren years experience. Mastercraftsmen with genuine pride in this product,make Lee Dot the leader. Chosen on merit asfactory equipment in Bausch G Lomb, Lyman,Unertl. Fecker Stith Bear Cubs, Weatherby andBushnell scopes. More Lee Dots an made thanall others combined. It holds the bench rest andtarget records and is used on any game in theworld from ground squirrels to lions and tigers!Don't be misled into buying something "justas goodW-get the genuine. Send for literature,price lists. Your dealer or direct prompt service.Post Office Box 2123, Dept. GBIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA1 T. K. LEEHandloaders AttentionWe are currently rnanufacturin# four very fineproducts listed here.The Little Dripper ..................... $2.25For adding those lut few anins to the soale pan.The Mez-U-Rite Powder Measurer .......$1.65The only low priced powder meuurer on the market-workn too.The Multi-Mezur ......................$9.95For pistol 8hootersÑthro 10 verfeet charges atonce-no chance of double oham.Varmint Rest ......................... .$3.95Made to telmcow from light Èlumlnu for eitherprone or aittlag shotn. Weigh! about eight ounces.Write for details. Dealers contact your jobbersor order direct.SHOOTERS ACCESSORY SUPPLYBox 205. Dept. NNorth Bend, OregonMatch course 25 times during a week's practiceand had an average 9.7 points higherthan my usual effort with the .38 revolver.Pistol shooting in the United States at thetime I created my .22 centerfire was classifiedas follows:(1) Matches limited to any rimfire pistolor revolver;(2) Matches limited to any centerfire pistolor revolver;(3) Matches limited to the .45 Automatic,Model of 1911.The hybrid I'd thrown together came withinthe rules governing centerfire handguns.The regulations said not a word about thecaliber of the weapon to be used and forthat reason I went ahead with intensive practiceintending to shoot it in those tourneyswhere the other marksmen would be swinging .38s. I was going to have considerableadvantage over fellow competitors and Iknew it. I had long ago decided that theelimination of recoil was the answer to highertallies and now it appeared I'd found thesolution. If this was catching the other topflighterswith their pants at half-mast, whylet 'em breed a new shooting iron as I haddone.I looked upon my new gun in much thesame light as I would view a new golf clubdeveloped by Ben Hogan which while completelylegal was yet capable of trimmingstrokes from the 18-hole stint.I dubbed the altered 5.5 centerfire the .221Askins. To distinguish it from a .22 LongRifle you almost had to upend the cartridgeto see the centerfire primer. Viewed fromthe side the two were well nigh identical.1 LEARN <strong>GUNS</strong>MITHING 1Great opportunities-Operate YOUR OWN SHOP!Learn easily with Country's most complete elementaryand advanced course. Approved forKorean Vets; low tuition. WritePENNA. <strong>GUNS</strong>MITH SCHOOL1000G Western Ave. Pittsburgh 33, Penna.SPARKLING, NEW SLICKMAGAZINE-published blmonthlyand devoted exclusivelyto TRUE stories about the OldWest. Articles by top euthorttieswith plenty of action photos-all about the old west! Badmen. lost mines. buried treasure.ranee wars. Indian fights.Outlaws. ghost towns. traildrives. gold-rush. cowboys andranch life. It's the real thins!SPECIAL "GET-ACQUAINTED"OFFER: Your opportunity totry TRUE WEST ''on trial."Send $3 for 2 years, or SPECIAL 4 years for $5,to:TRUC WEST P.0.h 5008-6- ADstin 3l.l~~~

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