American Rifleman 2005: Vol 153 Index

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MARINE CORPS
COMMEMORATIVE DOLLAR
Handguns, Description And Performance Handioading The .204 Ruger, March, p. 26
17 Mach 2 Mark Il, Sept., p. 30 Hornady: A Heritage of Handloading, Aug., p. 32
A Classic Traced, July, p. 40 The Hunting Bullet ... Redefined, Dec., p. 34
Colt Ace?, Jan., p. 36 IMR Trail Boss Smokeless Powder, July, p. 34
Constant Companions, June, p. 40 Loading .38-40 Win., July, p. 27
G.I. MI9TIAIs, June, p. 26 Loading .45 Colt Cowboy Ammo, Sept., p. 36
The Gunsite Epiphany, Oct., p. 84 Loading The 7 mm Rem. Mag., May, p. 36
History In Your Hand: S&W Walthers, Aug., p. 66 Military Krag Loads, Aug., p. 31
M1911 Carry, April, p. 42 Resizing Die Settings, Sept., p. 32
A New Generation: Ruger’s .22 Auto, April, p. 50 The Sierra Bullets Story, April, p. 26
Passing the Buck Mark, Nov., p. 80 Taking A Bite Out Of Recoil, Feb., p. 52
Really South Of The Border: Taurus’ Gaucho, Oct., p. 68 Trophy Bonded Bullets, June, p. 30
Reichs Revolvers, Jan., p. 36 The Versatile 12—The Long and Short of It, July, p. 56
Mint Pe Ruger Fiattops—Then And Now, Sept., p. 68 Winchester's “Biggest” Short Magnum: 325 WSM, Jan., p. 44
Proof Issue Ruger Reinvented—A Milestone .45, Jan., p. 52 World War Il-Era U.S. Ammunition Markings, Dec. p. 24
Ruger’s New Vaquero, Nov., p. 76
Semi-Auto Spring Endurance, Oct., p. 26 Historical & Antique Arms
2005 U.S. Mint Proof Silver Dollar honors Shrinking The GAP, May, p. 50 American Arms Of The Battle Of The Bulge, Jan., p. 56
the 230th Anniversary of the United States Stampede! Beretta’s Single-Actions, Feb., p. 46 Augusta Arsenal M1A1 Rework, Sept., p. 33
Marine Corps. Obverse design portrays the Swedish Nagant Revolvers, Oct., p. 30 Austrian Rifle, June, p. 26
famous Iwo Jima flag raising. Destined to
be one of the most valuable of all modern The Triple Lock Tree, March, p. 56 Derringer Rifles, July, p. 27
issue coins due to its low mintage and great Early U.S. Enfield Serial Numbers, May, p. 28
collector appeal. Official U.S. Mint display Shotguns, Description And Performance The Grease Gun, Sept., p. 72
case with a Certificate of Authenticity. A Birmingham Small Arms—From Muzzleloaders to Motor- Great Guns Of The American West, Sept., p. 80
sellout is almost assured. Order today! Add cycles and Beyond, March, p. 40 Guns of lwo Jima ... Plus 60, Sept., p. 54
$2 per coin for p/h, max. 5 coins per house- Inertia Driven, Dec., p. 56 History In Your Hand: S&W Walthers, Aug., p. 66
hold. Price subject to change. code NRA Hammerless Shotgun Storage, May, p. 30 Hunting Guns In Colonial America, May, p. 44
Kimber Written All Over It, Jan., p. 48 Iraqi Howitzer, Aug., p. 28
EASTERN NUMISMATICS INC “Like A Spaniel Without Ears”: External Hammer Shotguns, Needham Conversion, Oct., p. 27
642 Franklin Ave Garden City, N.Y. 11530 Nov., p. 64 Non-Trapdoor U.S. .45-70s, March, p. 39
1N.Y.- s8tate0 re0sid-ents8 a3dd 5app-rop0riat0e 0sale8s tax Low Down & Dead On, Aug., p. 54 M1903A1 Rifle Stock Types, Aug., p. 30
Visit us on the internet at USCOINS.COM Only Ruger: The Gold Label, May, p. 58 The Rock Island Arsenal M1903, Feb., p. 50
“A Tolerable State of Perfection”: The Modern Autoloader, Rock island M1903s, July, p. 26
April, p. 66 Roos Underhammer Muzzieloader, Jan., p. 36
Sovrapposto! Beretta’s Over-Unders, June, p. 56 Ruger: Hecho en Mexico? July, p. 60
As versatile and
Sub-Gauge Shotguns, Oct., p. 72 Russian Mosin-Nagant Model 91/59, March, p. 38
Shotgun Patterning, Oct., p. 58 “Stand In The Door:” The U.S. M1A1, Nov., p. 68
authentic as Sgt. York: American Rifleman, American Hero, March, p. 46
Rifles, Description And Performance Semi-Auto U.S. BARs?, Dec. p. 24
Teddy himself. Broken Frizzen, Aug., p. 28 “They Wouldn't Trade Them”: The Johnson LMGs, July,
Bushmaster ‘03 Carbines, April, p. 40 p. 50
DIXIE GUN WORKS is Consecutive Belgian Mausers, July, p. 28 Zimmershitzen Pistol, Oct., p. 28
to the blackpowder industry Everything You Need ... Mossberg’s ATR Rifle, Nov., p. 60
Exploded View: Weatherby Mark V Rifle, Jan., p. 62 Gunmaking—Gunsmithing, You Can Make It
what Teddy Roosevelt is to A “Gentleman's” Rifle In The Trenches, Oct., p. 90 Build a Bench for Your Guns, Aug., p.44
Knight's “Revolutionary” Muzzleloader, March, p. 52 Build Your Own Custom Rifle, Aug., p. 58
PViitcieter: i
The Last Of Its Kind: FN’s Model 1949 Rifling Types, May, p. 28
Self-Loading Rifle, Dec., p. 60 Which Cleaning Rod?, Feb., p. 16
Less Blunder, More Thunder, May, p. 62
M1 Garand vs. M1 Carbine Rebarrels, Feb., p. 16 Sighting—Optics
A Montana In Africa, July, p. 44 Fear Naught In The Night, Dec., p. 48
Montana Rifle Action, Sept., p. 31 Optics In Combat, June, p. 44
One Of One Hundred, Oct., p. 94 Resolution: How Sharp Is Sharp?, Sept., p. 76
STILL ONLY Remington Models 760 & 7600, Oct., p. 78 Simmons’ Internal Revolution, Dec., p. 52
Remington Model 1891s, July, p. 26 Weatherby Riflescope, Dec. p. 26
$5.00! Remington Schitzen Barrel, Sept., p. 34
The Rifles Of Cecil Brooks, Feb., p. 56 Knives
St. Etienne Rifle, Sept., p. 33 Practical To “Tactical"—and Back, May, p. 32
Two Bucks Worth: The Marlin Model 336C, March, p. 43 SOG Specialty Knives, Sept., p. 48
The Winchester Garand, April, p. 46
FOR ORDERS ONLY XMB: The Army’s New Rifle? June, p. 48 Legislation And Laws
Weatherby’s Vanguard—A Stepchild No More, Sept., p. 64 Aftermath of Disaster, Dec., p. 14
[phone] Yugoslavian SKS Rifles, April, p.4 0 Bridge Over Troubled Waters? Nov., p. 14
Face To Face: Sen. Rick Santorum, Sept., p. 14
ORDER PRODUCTS ONLINE: Ammunition—Reloading Freedom Rings In idabel, Okiahoma, Nov., p. 84
.300 Remington Ultra Mag, Feb., p. 32 The Great Debate, Jan., p. 82
www.dixiegunworks.com .30-.378 Weatherby Magnum, Oct., p. 46 Hunter Access Will Not Be Denied, Aug., p. 14
ccepted 6 mm PPC Danger?, June, p. 27 Only A .50 Caliber Ban? Don't You Believe It, May, p. 18
Achieving Fusion, Nov., p. 52 A “Right Of The People,” March, p. 14
Build A Bench For Your Guns, Aug., p. 44 $.397 Call To Action!, May, p. 14
DIXIE GUN WORKS, INC. Expander Troubles, Jan., p. 38 Scuttling Columbus, Dec., p. 64
1412 REELFOOT AVE., DEPT.08 PO BOX 130 Full Power .357s, March, p. 38 Stop Corporations From Firing Gun Owners, Aug., p. 52
UNION CITY,TN 38281 The Future? Remington's 6.8x43 mm SPC, June, p. 52 A True Freedom Fighter, June, p. 14
AMERICAN RIFLEMAN
December 2005
MARINE CORPS
COMMEMORATIVE DOLLAR
Handguns, Description And Performance Handioading The .204 Ruger, March, p. 26
17 Mach 2 Mark Il, Sept., p. 30 Hornady: A Heritage of Handloading, Aug., p. 32
A Classic Traced, July, p. 40 The Hunting Bullet ... Redefined, Dec., p. 34
Colt Ace?, Jan., p. 36 IMR Trail Boss Smokeless Powder, July, p. 34
Constant Companions, June, p. 40 Loading .38-40 Win., July, p. 27
G.I. MI9TIAIs, June, p. 26 Loading .45 Colt Cowboy Ammo, Sept., p. 36
The Gunsite Epiphany, Oct., p. 84 Loading The 7 mm Rem. Mag., May, p. 36
History In Your Hand: S&W Walthers, Aug., p. 66 Military Krag Loads, Aug., p. 31
M1911 Carry, April, p. 42 Resizing Die Settings, Sept., p. 32
A New Generation: Ruger’s .22 Auto, April, p. 50 The Sierra Bullets Story, April, p. 26
Passing the Buck Mark, Nov., p. 80 Taking A Bite Out Of Recoil, Feb., p. 52
Really South Of The Border: Taurus’ Gaucho, Oct., p. 68 Trophy Bonded Bullets, June, p. 30
Reichs Revolvers, Jan., p. 36 The Versatile 12—The Long and Short of It, July, p. 56
Mint Pe Ruger Fiattops—Then And Now, Sept., p. 68 Winchester's “Biggest” Short Magnum: 325 WSM, Jan., p. 44
Proof Issue Ruger Reinvented—A Milestone .45, Jan., p. 52 World War Il-Era U.S. Ammunition Markings, Dec. p. 24
Ruger’s New Vaquero, Nov., p. 76
Semi-Auto Spring Endurance, Oct., p. 26 Historical & Antique Arms
2005 U.S. Mint Proof Silver Dollar honors Shrinking The GAP, May, p. 50 American Arms Of The Battle Of The Bulge, Jan., p. 56
the 230th Anniversary of the United States Stampede! Beretta’s Single-Actions, Feb., p. 46 Augusta Arsenal M1A1 Rework, Sept., p. 33
Marine Corps. Obverse design portrays the Swedish Nagant Revolvers, Oct., p. 30 Austrian Rifle, June, p. 26
famous Iwo Jima flag raising. Destined to
be one of the most valuable of all modern The Triple Lock Tree, March, p. 56 Derringer Rifles, July, p. 27
issue coins due to its low mintage and great Early U.S. Enfield Serial Numbers, May, p. 28
collector appeal. Official U.S. Mint display Shotguns, Description And Performance The Grease Gun, Sept., p. 72
case with a Certificate of Authenticity. A Birmingham Small Arms—From Muzzleloaders to Motor- Great Guns Of The American West, Sept., p. 80
sellout is almost assured. Order today! Add cycles and Beyond, March, p. 40 Guns of lwo Jima ... Plus 60, Sept., p. 54
$2 per coin for p/h, max. 5 coins per house- Inertia Driven, Dec., p. 56 History In Your Hand: S&W Walthers, Aug., p. 66
hold. Price subject to change. code NRA Hammerless Shotgun Storage, May, p. 30 Hunting Guns In Colonial America, May, p. 44
Kimber Written All Over It, Jan., p. 48 Iraqi Howitzer, Aug., p. 28
EASTERN NUMISMATICS INC “Like A Spaniel Without Ears”: External Hammer Shotguns, Needham Conversion, Oct., p. 27
642 Franklin Ave Garden City, N.Y. 11530 Nov., p. 64 Non-Trapdoor U.S. .45-70s, March, p. 39
1N.Y.- s8tate0 re0sid-ents8 a3dd 5app-rop0riat0e 0sale8s tax Low Down & Dead On, Aug., p. 54 M1903A1 Rifle Stock Types, Aug., p. 30
Visit us on the internet at USCOINS.COM Only Ruger: The Gold Label, May, p. 58 The Rock Island Arsenal M1903, Feb., p. 50
“A Tolerable State of Perfection”: The Modern Autoloader, Rock island M1903s, July, p. 26
April, p. 66 Roos Underhammer Muzzieloader, Jan., p. 36
Sovrapposto! Beretta’s Over-Unders, June, p. 56 Ruger: Hecho en Mexico? July, p. 60
As versatile and
Sub-Gauge Shotguns, Oct., p. 72 Russian Mosin-Nagant Model 91/59, March, p. 38
Shotgun Patterning, Oct., p. 58 “Stand In The Door:” The U.S. M1A1, Nov., p. 68
authentic as Sgt. York: American Rifleman, American Hero, March, p. 46
Rifles, Description And Performance Semi-Auto U.S. BARs?, Dec. p. 24
Teddy himself. Broken Frizzen, Aug., p. 28 “They Wouldn't Trade Them”: The Johnson LMGs, July,
Bushmaster ‘03 Carbines, April, p. 40 p. 50
DIXIE GUN WORKS is Consecutive Belgian Mausers, July, p. 28 Zimmershitzen Pistol, Oct., p. 28
to the blackpowder industry Everything You Need ... Mossberg’s ATR Rifle, Nov., p. 60
Exploded View: Weatherby Mark V Rifle, Jan., p. 62 Gunmaking—Gunsmithing, You Can Make It
what Teddy Roosevelt is to A “Gentleman's” Rifle In The Trenches, Oct., p. 90 Build a Bench for Your Guns, Aug., p.44
Knight's “Revolutionary” Muzzleloader, March, p. 52 Build Your Own Custom Rifle, Aug., p. 58
PViitcieter: i
The Last Of Its Kind: FN’s Model 1949 Rifling Types, May, p. 28
Self-Loading Rifle, Dec., p. 60 Which Cleaning Rod?, Feb., p. 16
Less Blunder, More Thunder, May, p. 62
M1 Garand vs. M1 Carbine Rebarrels, Feb., p. 16 Sighting—Optics
A Montana In Africa, July, p. 44 Fear Naught In The Night, Dec., p. 48
Montana Rifle Action, Sept., p. 31 Optics In Combat, June, p. 44
One Of One Hundred, Oct., p. 94 Resolution: How Sharp Is Sharp?, Sept., p. 76
STILL ONLY Remington Models 760 & 7600, Oct., p. 78 Simmons’ Internal Revolution, Dec., p. 52
Remington Model 1891s, July, p. 26 Weatherby Riflescope, Dec. p. 26
$5.00! Remington Schitzen Barrel, Sept., p. 34
The Rifles Of Cecil Brooks, Feb., p. 56 Knives
St. Etienne Rifle, Sept., p. 33 Practical To “Tactical"—and Back, May, p. 32
Two Bucks Worth: The Marlin Model 336C, March, p. 43 SOG Specialty Knives, Sept., p. 48
The Winchester Garand, April, p. 46
FOR ORDERS ONLY XMB: The Army’s New Rifle? June, p. 48 Legislation And Laws
Weatherby’s Vanguard—A Stepchild No More, Sept., p. 64 Aftermath of Disaster, Dec., p. 14
[phone] Yugoslavian SKS Rifles, April, p.4 0 Bridge Over Troubled Waters? Nov., p. 14
Face To Face: Sen. Rick Santorum, Sept., p. 14
ORDER PRODUCTS ONLINE: Ammunition—Reloading Freedom Rings In idabel, Okiahoma, Nov., p. 84
.300 Remington Ultra Mag, Feb., p. 32 The Great Debate, Jan., p. 82
www.dixiegunworks.com .30-.378 Weatherby Magnum, Oct., p. 46 Hunter Access Will Not Be Denied, Aug., p. 14
ccepted 6 mm PPC Danger?, June, p. 27 Only A .50 Caliber Ban? Don't You Believe It, May, p. 18
Achieving Fusion, Nov., p. 52 A “Right Of The People,” March, p. 14
Build A Bench For Your Guns, Aug., p. 44 $.397 Call To Action!, May, p. 14
DIXIE GUN WORKS, INC. Expander Troubles, Jan., p. 38 Scuttling Columbus, Dec., p. 64
1412 REELFOOT AVE., DEPT.08 PO BOX 130 Full Power .357s, March, p. 38 Stop Corporations From Firing Gun Owners, Aug., p. 52
UNION CITY,TN 38281 The Future? Remington's 6.8x43 mm SPC, June, p. 52 A True Freedom Fighter, June, p. 14
AMERICAN RIFLEMAN
December 2005
Turning Tragedy into Travesty, Nov., p. 72 Polaris Ranger 4X4, March, p. 34
Your Home Is Your Castle, July, p. 14 Safe & Secure: Gun Storage Made Easy, Feb., p. 28
Your Tools For Victory, Jan., p. 14 Suzuki KingQuad 700 ATV, May, p. 24
Victory In The Senate, Oct., p. 14 Testing The Arctic Cat Prowler XT, Oct., p. 32
Tough Cat: The Bobcat 2200 4x4, Jan., p. 28
NRA Official Yamaha Bruin 250, Nov., p. 32
2004 NRA National Matches At Camp Perry, Feb., p. 38 Yamaha Rhino 660 SxS, Aug., p. 40
2005 NRA Annual Meetings, Jan., p. 40 Canfield, Bruce
2005 New Product Highlights, April, p. 54 American Arms Of The Battie Of The Bulge, Jan., p. 56
2005 Golden Bullseye Awards, May, p. 54 The Grease Gun, Sept., p. 72
2005 NRA Bianchi Cup, Nov., p. 46 The Rock Isiand Arsenal M1903, Feb., p. 50
The Arsenal Of Democracy, June, p. 74 “Stand in the Door:” The U.S. M1A1, Nov., p. 68
Meet Ron Schmeits, Dec., p. 84 “They Wouldn't Trade Them”: Johnson LMGs, July
NRA Annual Meetings 2005, Aug., p. 68 p. 50
The Winchester Garand, April, p. 46
Dope Bag: Data & Comment Clapp. Wiley
ADCO .22 LR Conversion Unit, March, p. 64 A Classic Traced, July, p. 40
Airforce Condor, Dec., p. 74 History in Your Hand: S&W Waithers, Aug., p. 66
Alexander Arms .50 Beowulf AR Conversion, Oct., p. 105 A New Generation: Ruger’s .22 Auto, April, p. 50
Arma_ite Airsoft M15A4 Rifle, May, p. 68 Ruger Reinvented—A Milestone .45, Jan., p. 52
Armacite AR-10(T) Ultra .300 RSAUM Rifle, Oct., p. 100 Ruger's New Vaquero, Nov., p. 76
Benelli Cordoba Semi-Auto Shotgun, Oct., p. 98 Shrinking The GAP, May, p. 50
Beretta 471 Silver Hawk Side-By-Side, Feb., p. 62 Stampede! Beretta’s Single-Actions, Feb., p. 46
Browning 8-24x40 mm Riflescope, Sept., p. 92 The Triple Lock Tree, March, p. 56 HUNTING
Browning BAR ShortTrac Rifle .270 WSM, Aug., p. 74 Coogan, Joe
Burris 3X-12X LER Pistol Scope, Feb., p. 66 Sub-Gauge Shotguns, Oct., p. 72
Bushmaster .308 Rifle, Feb., p. 64 Cox, Chris W.
Century Arms GP WASR-10 Rifle, June, p. 62 Bridge Over Troubled Waters? Nov., p. 14
Charles Daly M-5 Polymer M1911 Pistol, Oct., p. 102 Hunter Access Will Not Be Denied, Aug., p. 14 FOR
Crimson Trace AR-15/M15 Lasergrips, Sept., p. 93 In Defense Of The American Hunter, April, p. 14
CVA Barrel Blaster Wonder Gel, Nov., p. 93 A “Right Of The People”, March, p. 14
CZ 550 Varmint Kevlar Rifle, Sept., p. 88 $.397 Call To Action, Mcy, p. 14
Federal Mag-Shok Heavyweight, March, p. 65 Victory in The Senate, Oct., p. 14
Gamo/NRA 1000 Special Edition .177 Air Rifle, July, p. 66 Your Home Is Your Castile, July, p. 14
Heritage Mfg. Rough Rider Single-Action, Nov., p. 88 Your Tools For Victory, Jan., p. 14
Hi-Point Mode! 4095 Carbine, March, p. 60 Cutshaw, Charles
Kel-Tec SU-16 .223 Rem. Rifle, June, p. 58 The Future? Remington's 6.8x43 mm SPC, June, p. 52
Kimber Rimfire Target .17 Mach 2 Pistol, July, p. 64 Findley, Don
Knoxx Sidewinder Shotgun Magazine And COPstock, Ruger Fiattops—Then and Now, Sept., p. 68
Oct., p. 104 Ruger: Hecho en Mexico? July, p. 60
Leupold VX-lil Riflescope, April, p. 80 Gilbert, Gienn M.
LP Anschutz Basic Air Pistol, March, p. 62 Low Down & Dead On, Aug., p. 54
Nightforce 5.5-22x56 mm Riflescope, June, p. 64 Simmons Master Series, Dec., p. 52
Nikon Buckmasters SF Riflescope, Nov., p. 92 Hatfield, Ted American Rifleman
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Only Ruger: The Gold Label, May, p. 58
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Inertia Driven, Dec., p. 56 LoPierre, Wayne and Cox, Chris ontine survey.
Sovrapposto! Beretta’s Over-Unders, June, p. 56
Face To Face: Sen. Rick Santorum, Sept., p. 14
“A Tolerable State Of Perfection”: The Modern Auto-
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One Of One Hundred, Oct., p. 94
Kawasoki Brute Force 750 4x4 i, July, p. 30
Off Road Fun: Testing The Jeep Wrangler, April, p. 34 continuoend p . 92
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