American Rifleman 2011: Vol 159 Index & Table of Contents

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2011 ANNUAL INDEX —— AMERICAN RIFLEMAN
Handguns, Description and Performance They Led The Way, July, p. 54 Right-To-Carry: The New Frontier In Secon
2 For The Show: The Taurus 990 and Twenty-Gauge Super Slugs, June, p. 73 Amendment Lawsuits, Aug., p. 16
405 Revolvers, Nov., p. 53 What About The Other 6 mms? Aug, p. 72 Siren Song: The Truth About The President's Call
A Centennial Celebration, June, p. 50 For “Consensus, June, p. 16
A Modern Day Classic: Wiley Clapp’s Colt, June, p. 56 Historical & Antique Arms Trial Lawyers, Guns, Money & Ratings
Anything But Ordinary: The Chiappa Rhino, May, p. 58 An Extraordinary Gift CNBC's “Remington Under Fire,” Jan., p. 44
The Robert E. Petersen Gallery, Jan., p. 62
Colt Bisley Revolver, Jan., p. 92 Ballard No. 1% Hunter's Rifle, June, p. 100 NRA Official
Colt's Comeback—Celebrating 175 Year The First Garands, Sept., p. 68 The 2011 Golden Bullseye Awards, May, p. 62
Dec., p. 54 The FN Browning Mode! 1903, Aug., p. 77 American Marksman: 2011 Bianchi Cup
t Fourth Model Deringer, Dec., p. 84 Hemingway's Beretta, Feb., p. 40 Championships, Nov., p. 46
Colt Woodsman Target Model, March, p. 92 Lefaucheux Pinfire Revolvers In The War Between An Extraordinary Gift: The Robert E. Petersen
Designing The Best Pistol For 3-Gun, Nov., p. 73 The States, July, p. 50 Gallery, Jan., p. 62
Everything You Need: Ruger’s SR1911, Aug., p. 43 Owning A Thompson SMG, Sept., p.4 0 Changing Of The Guard: Keene On Leading, Sept., p. 94
The Evolution Of The Custom Combat .45, March, p. 58 Remington Model 870 3° Magnum Wingmaster | The Rivers Of Freedom, March, p. 44
Extreme Versatility: The XD(M) Evolves, Feb., p. 44 July, p. 84 NRAC ountry Scores Some Smash Hits, Oct., p. 16
The FN Browning Mode! 1903, Aug., p. 77 Smi&t Wehsso n Model No. 1, Third Issue, Oct., p.1 16 NRA Life Of Duty, Sept., p. 60
Lever-Action Versatility: Rossi Ranch Hand, Oct., p. 68
State Of The Art: Model 1855 Rifle Musket Aug p. 64 Dope Bag
Pittsburgh Picks: Top Guns, Optics & Ammunition The “Tommy's” Thompson, March, p. 54 Aimpoint Hunter 34L 1X 47 mm, Feb., p. 66
April, p. 46 Trials Of The M1911, June, p. 46 AYA No. 2 Side-By-Side, Oct., p. 94
The Remington R1 M1911, Feb., p. 52
U.S. M1903 Springfield Magazine Cut-Off, April, p. 44 Baikal IZH 46M, Feb., p. 64
Safeties On Revolvers? March, p. 40 U.S. Springfield .45-70 Gov't Trapdoor Carbine Barnes Buster Bullets, May, p. 78
Self-Defense Pistol 101, July, p. 35 Feb., p. 88 Bond Arms Ranger II, Oct., p. 96
The Solo Stands Alone, Oct., p. 65 Winchester 1886 Extra Light Weight, April, p. 29 Browning's Left-Hand X-Bolt Hunter, April, p. 70
Star Super B Pistol, Feb., p. 39 Winchester Model 9422 Lever-Action, Aug., p. 108 Burris Eliminator, Aug., p. 86
Tuning The M1911 For Reliability, June, p. 64 The World War Il U.S. M1911 & M1911A1 Bushnell Elite Tactical 6-24X 50 mm FFP Scope,
Shotguns, Description and Performance June,p . 60 Dec., p. 62
Designing The Ideal 3-Gun Shotgun, Oct., p. 9C Chiappa Firearms M Four-22 Carbine, Sept , p. 88
Hemingway's Beretta, Feb., p. 40 Biography & History Colt She;iff's Model Revolver, March, p. 70
Light, Lively & Fast: Benelli’s 28-Ga. Legac 100 Years of the M1911 At The National Firearms Crimson Trace MVF-515 Green, Sept., p. 92
Sept., p. 77 Museum, Nov., p. 62 CZ-USA SP-01 Phantom 9 mm Luger Pistol, May, p. 76
Pittsburgh Picks: Top Guns, Optics & Ar 125 Years Of The American Rifleman, Aug., p. 55 Diamondback DB380 Pistol, July, p. 58
April, p. 46 Draw & Fire, A History Of FBI Handguns, Sept., p. 64 EAA Witness 9 mm Luger, Sept., p -
Rifles, Description and Performance Frank Hamer, Legendary Lawman, Oct., p. 59 Kel-Tec PMR-30 .22 WMR Pistol, Nov., p. 80
The 6.8 SPC As A Hunting Cartridge, Feb., p. 51 The Greatest Pistol In The World, April, p. 61 Les Baer .308 Semi-Auto Match, Aug., pD BA
American Best: Refining a Classic, Jan p. 46 Hotter Than The oe Of Hell's Gates Ohio Ordnance Works M240 SLR, May, p. 74
Balancing Act: Savage Arms’ Lightweight Hunter Don Burgett, Nov., p.4 8 PTG's Blueprinting Tools, March, p. 72
Rifles, Nov., p. 58 er aoe Let The Shooters Shoot, Savage Mark II BSEV, Jan., p. 68
Best Of The Breed: Ruger's Gunsite Scout Rifle May,p clair Tactical/Varmint Bipod, Nov., p. 82
May p 51 NRA Marksf l Passing Of A Secc ond Amendment Smith & Wesson Model 632 .327 Federal Mag
abela’s 50th Anniversary Guns Sept Dp 54 Warrior: Sen. James A. McClure, May, p. 81 Revolver, Jan., p. 70
Heavy Metal: FNH-USA‘s SCAR 17S, March, p. 48 Opening ory The Guns of Manassas, 1861 Springfield Range Officer M1911 .45 ACP June, p. 76
Pursuit Of The Perfect Bolt-Action: Sako, Dec., p. 50 July, p.4 2 STI Total Eclipse, Feb, p. 62
Lever-Action Versatility: Rossi Ric Wande Ict., p. 68 SAS | night Andy McNab ( n Modern Firepower Stoeger Model 3500, July, p. 60
V1 Carbine, Sept., p. 11£ Nov p 69 Uselton Arms Compact Classic, Dec
The M1 Rifle Basic Functior Shot Across The Pond, Jan., p. 54 Vortex Razor HD Spotting Scope, June
The Military Model 70, Ap Sons Of Guns”: Red Jacket's Reality, July, p. 46 Winchester Model 70 Safari Express
ional Match M1 Talking With Joe Mantegna, Sept., p. 81 MViadr ch, p. 68
e For AArn Old1 \WW/aarr h Won With Hardball: The U.S. M1911 & The Authors
Battle Rifle, Marct Medal Of Honor, Jan., p. 50
Adler, Dennis
Sighting—Optics Lefaucheux Pinfire Revolvers In The
Pittsburgh Pick
A Short History Of Hunting Scopes, June, p. 68 Between The States, July, p. 5
April, p. 46 — reen, Oct., p. 86 Arms and the Man Staff
Remington Model 700
spold s Mark 8 COBSS ) The Greatest Pistol In The World
Taking Back Thc Half Kilor
April, p. 63 PittAspbruilr gh p. Pi4c6k s: Top Guns, Optics & Ammunitio BarAs neSshosr,t HJioshtonr y Of H unting Scopes
The PrUe.Ss.e ntM ilAintadr y FuStuCrAe R MParrocghr,a m { § Spot-On: Nikon's M-2 Riflescopes T he Straight Story On Scope Moun
Nov., p. 78 Aug., p. 81
Ammunition—Reloading The Straight Story On Scope Mounting Aug., p What About The Other 6 mms? Aut
35 Years of Loading The .25 06 Ren
The Adaptable .22-.250 Rem., June, p Legislation and Laws Bartocci, Christopher R.
changing Expectations A Story Full Of Holes, Jan \ Taking Back The Half Kilometer, Britain's
Winchester’s Dynamic Duo, Oct Border Battle Heats Up, Me L129A1 April, p. 63
DRT Frangible Ammunition, Apri The Buck Stops Where? Se ~ Bilby, Joseph
Feedin g The Judge, Aug., p. 69 TT he Culture War And The Second Amendment Dpening Sh¢ ts The Guns of Manassas
Hand-In-Hand: Loading The .38 Sp July, p. 17 y, p. 42
Oct., p. 48 End Run, Feb., p. 16 Calabi, Silvio
Handloading The New 30 Rem. AR, Ma In the States, Gun Rights AreO n The March, Nov., p. 16 Hemingway's Beretta, Fet p. 40
Hornady Superformance Varmint it Can Never Happen Here, Dec., p. 16 Canfield, Bruce
Performance Of .38 Spl. +P Ammunit Obama's Secret Plan To Destroy The Second The First Garands Sept p. 68
Pheasant Loads On A Budget, Nov., p. 44 Amendment By 2016, Dec. p. 40 The G.l. “Forty-Five” In World War II, May, p. 67
Shooting AnatL oading The 6~ .O8LAx 43 mm f Re Project Gun Runner, July, p. 38 The Military Model 70, April, p. 66
Power Grab, March p. 16 The National Match M1, Oct., p. 74
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2011 ANNUAL INDEX —— AMERICAN RIFLEMAN
Handguns, Description and Performance They Led The Way, July, p. 54 Right-To-Carry: The New Frontier In Secon
2 For The Show: The Taurus 990 and Twenty-Gauge Super Slugs, June, p. 73 Amendment Lawsuits, Aug., p. 16
405 Revolvers, Nov., p. 53 What About The Other 6 mms? Aug, p. 72 Siren Song: The Truth About The President's Call
A Centennial Celebration, June, p. 50 For “Consensus, June, p. 16
A Modern Day Classic: Wiley Clapp’s Colt, June, p. 56 Historical & Antique Arms Trial Lawyers, Guns, Money & Ratings
Anything But Ordinary: The Chiappa Rhino, May, p. 58 An Extraordinary Gift CNBC's “Remington Under Fire,” Jan., p. 44
The Robert E. Petersen Gallery, Jan., p. 62
Colt Bisley Revolver, Jan., p. 92 Ballard No. 1% Hunter's Rifle, June, p. 100 NRA Official
Colt's Comeback—Celebrating 175 Year The First Garands, Sept., p. 68 The 2011 Golden Bullseye Awards, May, p. 62
Dec., p. 54 The FN Browning Mode! 1903, Aug., p. 77 American Marksman: 2011 Bianchi Cup
t Fourth Model Deringer, Dec., p. 84 Hemingway's Beretta, Feb., p. 40 Championships, Nov., p. 46
Colt Woodsman Target Model, March, p. 92 Lefaucheux Pinfire Revolvers In The War Between An Extraordinary Gift: The Robert E. Petersen
Designing The Best Pistol For 3-Gun, Nov., p. 73 The States, July, p. 50 Gallery, Jan., p. 62
Everything You Need: Ruger’s SR1911, Aug., p. 43 Owning A Thompson SMG, Sept., p.4 0 Changing Of The Guard: Keene On Leading, Sept., p. 94
The Evolution Of The Custom Combat .45, March, p. 58 Remington Model 870 3° Magnum Wingmaster | The Rivers Of Freedom, March, p. 44
Extreme Versatility: The XD(M) Evolves, Feb., p. 44 July, p. 84 NRAC ountry Scores Some Smash Hits, Oct., p. 16
The FN Browning Mode! 1903, Aug., p. 77 Smi&t Wehsso n Model No. 1, Third Issue, Oct., p.1 16 NRA Life Of Duty, Sept., p. 60
Lever-Action Versatility: Rossi Ranch Hand, Oct., p. 68
State Of The Art: Model 1855 Rifle Musket Aug p. 64 Dope Bag
Pittsburgh Picks: Top Guns, Optics & Ammunition The “Tommy's” Thompson, March, p. 54 Aimpoint Hunter 34L 1X 47 mm, Feb., p. 66
April, p. 46 Trials Of The M1911, June, p. 46 AYA No. 2 Side-By-Side, Oct., p. 94
The Remington R1 M1911, Feb., p. 52
U.S. M1903 Springfield Magazine Cut-Off, April, p. 44 Baikal IZH 46M, Feb., p. 64
Safeties On Revolvers? March, p. 40 U.S. Springfield .45-70 Gov't Trapdoor Carbine Barnes Buster Bullets, May, p. 78
Self-Defense Pistol 101, July, p. 35 Feb., p. 88 Bond Arms Ranger II, Oct., p. 96
The Solo Stands Alone, Oct., p. 65 Winchester 1886 Extra Light Weight, April, p. 29 Browning's Left-Hand X-Bolt Hunter, April, p. 70
Star Super B Pistol, Feb., p. 39 Winchester Model 9422 Lever-Action, Aug., p. 108 Burris Eliminator, Aug., p. 86
Tuning The M1911 For Reliability, June, p. 64 The World War Il U.S. M1911 & M1911A1 Bushnell Elite Tactical 6-24X 50 mm FFP Scope,
Shotguns, Description and Performance June,p . 60 Dec., p. 62
Designing The Ideal 3-Gun Shotgun, Oct., p. 9C Chiappa Firearms M Four-22 Carbine, Sept , p. 88
Hemingway's Beretta, Feb., p. 40 Biography & History Colt She;iff's Model Revolver, March, p. 70
Light, Lively & Fast: Benelli’s 28-Ga. Legac 100 Years of the M1911 At The National Firearms Crimson Trace MVF-515 Green, Sept., p. 92
Sept., p. 77 Museum, Nov., p. 62 CZ-USA SP-01 Phantom 9 mm Luger Pistol, May, p. 76
Pittsburgh Picks: Top Guns, Optics & Ar 125 Years Of The American Rifleman, Aug., p. 55 Diamondback DB380 Pistol, July, p. 58
April, p. 46 Draw & Fire, A History Of FBI Handguns, Sept., p. 64 EAA Witness 9 mm Luger, Sept., p -
Rifles, Description and Performance Frank Hamer, Legendary Lawman, Oct., p. 59 Kel-Tec PMR-30 .22 WMR Pistol, Nov., p. 80
The 6.8 SPC As A Hunting Cartridge, Feb., p. 51 The Greatest Pistol In The World, April, p. 61 Les Baer .308 Semi-Auto Match, Aug., pD BA
American Best: Refining a Classic, Jan p. 46 Hotter Than The oe Of Hell's Gates Ohio Ordnance Works M240 SLR, May, p. 74
Balancing Act: Savage Arms’ Lightweight Hunter Don Burgett, Nov., p.4 8 PTG's Blueprinting Tools, March, p. 72
Rifles, Nov., p. 58 er aoe Let The Shooters Shoot, Savage Mark II BSEV, Jan., p. 68
Best Of The Breed: Ruger's Gunsite Scout Rifle May,p clair Tactical/Varmint Bipod, Nov., p. 82
May p 51 NRA Marksf l Passing Of A Secc ond Amendment Smith & Wesson Model 632 .327 Federal Mag
abela’s 50th Anniversary Guns Sept Dp 54 Warrior: Sen. James A. McClure, May, p. 81 Revolver, Jan., p. 70
Heavy Metal: FNH-USA‘s SCAR 17S, March, p. 48 Opening ory The Guns of Manassas, 1861 Springfield Range Officer M1911 .45 ACP June, p. 76
Pursuit Of The Perfect Bolt-Action: Sako, Dec., p. 50 July, p.4 2 STI Total Eclipse, Feb, p. 62
Lever-Action Versatility: Rossi Ric Wande Ict., p. 68 SAS | night Andy McNab ( n Modern Firepower Stoeger Model 3500, July, p. 60
V1 Carbine, Sept., p. 11£ Nov p 69 Uselton Arms Compact Classic, Dec
The M1 Rifle Basic Functior Shot Across The Pond, Jan., p. 54 Vortex Razor HD Spotting Scope, June
The Military Model 70, Ap Sons Of Guns”: Red Jacket's Reality, July, p. 46 Winchester Model 70 Safari Express
ional Match M1 Talking With Joe Mantegna, Sept., p. 81 MViadr ch, p. 68
e For AArn Old1 \WW/aarr h Won With Hardball: The U.S. M1911 & The Authors
Battle Rifle, Marct Medal Of Honor, Jan., p. 50
Adler, Dennis
Sighting—Optics Lefaucheux Pinfire Revolvers In The
Pittsburgh Pick
A Short History Of Hunting Scopes, June, p. 68 Between The States, July, p. 5
April, p. 46 — reen, Oct., p. 86 Arms and the Man Staff
Remington Model 700
spold s Mark 8 COBSS ) The Greatest Pistol In The World
Taking Back Thc Half Kilor
April, p. 63 PittAspbruilr gh p. Pi4c6k s: Top Guns, Optics & Ammunitio BarAs neSshosr,t HJioshtonr y Of H unting Scopes
The PrUe.Ss.e ntM ilAintadr y FuStuCrAe R MParrocghr,a m { § Spot-On: Nikon's M-2 Riflescopes T he Straight Story On Scope Moun
Nov., p. 78 Aug., p. 81
Ammunition—Reloading The Straight Story On Scope Mounting Aug., p What About The Other 6 mms? Aut
35 Years of Loading The .25 06 Ren
The Adaptable .22-.250 Rem., June, p Legislation and Laws Bartocci, Christopher R.
changing Expectations A Story Full Of Holes, Jan \ Taking Back The Half Kilometer, Britain's
Winchester’s Dynamic Duo, Oct Border Battle Heats Up, Me L129A1 April, p. 63
DRT Frangible Ammunition, Apri The Buck Stops Where? Se ~ Bilby, Joseph
Feedin g The Judge, Aug., p. 69 TT he Culture War And The Second Amendment Dpening Sh¢ ts The Guns of Manassas
Hand-In-Hand: Loading The .38 Sp July, p. 17 y, p. 42
Oct., p. 48 End Run, Feb., p. 16 Calabi, Silvio
Handloading The New 30 Rem. AR, Ma In the States, Gun Rights AreO n The March, Nov., p. 16 Hemingway's Beretta, Fet p. 40
Hornady Superformance Varmint it Can Never Happen Here, Dec., p. 16 Canfield, Bruce
Performance Of .38 Spl. +P Ammunit Obama's Secret Plan To Destroy The Second The First Garands Sept p. 68
Pheasant Loads On A Budget, Nov., p. 44 Amendment By 2016, Dec. p. 40 The G.l. “Forty-Five” In World War II, May, p. 67
Shooting AnatL oading The 6~ .O8LAx 43 mm f Re Project Gun Runner, July, p. 38 The Military Model 70, April, p. 66
Power Grab, March p. 16 The National Match M1, Oct., p. 74
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Carter, Aaron Lever-Action Versatility, Oct., p. 68
Balancing Act: Savage Arms’ Lightweight Self-Defense Pistol 101, July, p. 34
Hunter Rifles, Nov., p. 58 Martin, Henry
1960 ad touted the Colt Fourth
Changing Expectations: Winchester's Dynamic Changing Of The Guard: Keene On Leading
Duo, Oct., p. 80 Sept., p. 94 Model Derringer as an “addition
DRT Frangible Ammunition, April, p. 36 McClellan, Angus to your collection and a handgun
Hornady Superformance Varmint, Jan., p. 58 SAS Insight: Andy McNab On Modern Fire that means business.” Circulating when
Clapp, Wiley power, Nov., p. 69
Extreme Versatility: The XD(M) Evolves, Feb., p. 44 Morgan, Martin K.A. the first Colt Derringers debuted in
Feeding The Judge, Aug., p. 69 Hotter Than The Hinges Of Hell's Gates 1870, the Type Ii Liberty Double Eagle is
The R1 M1911, Feb., p. 52 Don Burgett, Nov., p. 48 a Collectible coin that means business.
The Solo Stands Alone, Oct., p. 65 Norell, James 0.E.
Crane, David P»r oject m Gunrunner. J This historic coin was the first U.S.
The U.S. Military SCAR Program Status NRA Staff gold coin to bear the motto: “In God
Present And Future, March, p. 51 1 Golden Bullseye Awards, May, p. 62 We Trust.”
Gilbert, Glenn M. Top Guns, Optic
2 For The Show: The Taurus 990 and 405 mmunition, April, p. 46
Revolvers, Nov., p. 53 O'Brien, Ben
Heavy Metal: FNH-USAs SCAR 17S, March, p. 48 Shot Across The Pond, Jan., p. 54
Leupold’s Mark 8 COBSS, April, p. 55 Sons Of Guns”: Red Jacket's Reality, July, p. 46
Hacker, Rick cutee Martin
Ballard No. 1% Hunter's Rifle, June, p. 100 The “Tommy's Thompson March p 54
Colt Bisley Revolver Jan., p. 92 Plaster, Maj. John L.
Colt's Comeback—Celebrating 175 Years New Life For An Old Warhorse: Enhanced
Dec., p. 54 Battle Rifle, March, p. 64
Colt Woodsman Target Model, March, p. 92 sniper War Afghanistan, Dec., p. 48
M1 Carbine, Sept., p. 116 Sheetz, Brian C Minted from 1866-1876,
Remington Mode! 700, Nov., p. 104 Best Of The Breed: Ruaer’s Guns
Remington Model 870 3° Magnum R fle May, p 51 the Type Il Libs are the shortest production
Wingmaster, July, p. 84 run in the series. An estimated 95%
Schreier, Philip
Smith & Wesson Model No. 1 An Extraordinary Gift: T of them were melted down after the
Oct p 116
Smith & Wesson Model 29, May, p. 100 Gallery, Jan., p Gold Confiscation Act of 1933.
Supica, Jim
U.S. Springfield .45-70 Gov't Trapdoor Carbine
Feb., p. 88 100 Years Of The M1911 At The! Almost uncirculated and uncirculated
Firearms Museum, Nov., p. 62
Winchester 1886 Extra Light Weight, Apr Type li Double Eagles are especially
Tillman, Barrett
p. 29 Marksn anshir Matt er hard to find. In fact, Type ll Liberty Double
Winchester Model 9422 Lever-Action, Aug., p. 10
t, May D¢p. 04 Eagles are so rare only 1 out of 1,000
Haviland, John .
Won With Hardball: The U.S. M1911 &
35 Years Of Loading The .25-'06 Rem., Sept., p. 4 Medal Of Honor, Jan.. p. 5 collectors can hope to own even one of
The Adaptable .22-.250 Rem., June, p. 44 these exceptional, historic coins.
Hand-in-Hand: Leading The .38 Spl. & .357 Towsley, Bryce
Maa., Oct., p. 48 For current pricing, availability &
Pheasant Loads On A Budget, Nov., p. 44
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A Centennial Celebration, June, p. 5{
The Evolution Of The Custom Combat .45 1-800-877-3273
March, p. 58
Going Green Oct., p. 86 VAULT VERIFICATION: JAMRFTL1 211
Johnston, Jeff
NRA Country Scores Some Smash Hits, Oct., p. 16 ka PAP 199%
Keefe, Mark A., IV
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125 Years Of 7he American Rifleman, Aug., p. 55
Talking With Joe Mantegna, Sept., p. 81 UNIVERSAL
Trial Lawyers, Guns, Money & Ratings: CNBC’s Wilsf ovenr,y trhine J AjI NGE } A JQ COIN & BULLION®
Remington Under Fire,” Jan., p. 44 Frank Hamer, Le jendary Lawr a :
Kuleck, Walt Wormley, Stanton L., Jr. e272 Business
Trials Of The M1911, June, p. 46 A Modern Day Classic: VW as Alliance
Laemline, Tom p. 56 The Business of Freedom.
The World War I] U.S. M1911 & M1911A1 e M19
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June, p. 60 Vanderpool Bill products p d, ii ncludi’ ng Texas residents
Lohman, Chip & Fire A History add 8.25% sales tax to orders under $1000
American Marksman: 2011 Bianchi Cup
Championships, Nov., p. 46 Vanderlinden, Anthony
The FN Browning Mod
MacAulay, John D.
State Of The Art Model 1855 Rifle Musket Zent, John
Aug., p. 64
Mann, Richard
Anything But Ordinary: The Chiappa Rhino
May, p. 58
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