American Rifleman 2013: Vol 161 Index & Table of Contents

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+ 2013 ANNUAL INDEX — AMERICAN RIFLEMAN, VOLUME 161
Handguns, Description and Performance Precise Propellant Measuring, Aug., p. 42 Guns Of The “Banana Wars,” Part Two, Feb., p. 42
Dirty Harry's Model 29 Reaching Out: .222 Rem., April, p. 49 Mode! 1861 Vs. Model 1863 Springfield Rifle
America’s Shooting Star, Aug., p. 65 Saving Your Shoulder: .270 Win., Nov., p. 62 Muskets, Sept., p. 52
> Evolution of Perfection?Glock’s Gen4 Pistols Shooting and Loading The .300 H&H Magnum, Jan., p. 68 The Sincerest Form Of Flattery
Nov., p. 92 Shooting For Less, Nov., p. 52 Chinese Broomhandles, April, p. 78
Fanning” Ane “Slip-Hammering,” May, p. 56 Soft Loads for Safari Rifles, Jan., p. 44 The Sheetz Rifle: A Longrifle With General Andrew
The FNX Trio of Service Pistols, March, p. 69 Takithne Lgea d: .44 Rem. Mag., May, p. 61 Jackson, June, p. 66
3unP arts, July, p. 54 Teamwork: The .17 WSM & Savage's B.Mag, Aug., p. 52 Unmistakable: The Thompson, Dec., p. 78
Hurricane Sandy Magazine Rust Removal, June, p. 42 The .22 Magnum For Self-Defense? June, p. 52 Where Will We Bury Them All?”
Many Times Stronger Than Required: Ruger’'s Light The Tale of Two. 32 Specials, May, p. 48 Finnish Arms Of The Winter War, Oct., p. 94
- Weight Single-Six, May, p. 92 Unequalled: .30-.378 Why. Mag., Oct., p. 63
Mastering” The M1911 Winchester's AAssistant Coach, Oct., p. 70 Legislation and Laws
Kimber's Master Carry Pistols, Sept., p. 6 : Pir Election Day 2012: Moving Forward Jan p. 16
Not Just A .45, April. p. 52 Optics and Accessories And Then There Were None: lilinois Joins U.S. In
Pocket-Pistol Lessons, May, p. 88 An Extraordinary Achievement Recogaising Right To Carry, Sept., p. 16 ;
Recoil Management: Springfield’s 9 mmr The First Handgun-Mounted Light, Nov.,p.74 -olorado’s Pro-Second Amendment Volunteers Show
Oct.. p. 86 stic Software For Long-Range Shooting, Dec., p. 72 The Way Ahead, Dec., p. 18
Ruger Revisits The Forty-Five, Dec., p. 5 Den't Fear the Darkness: Crimson Trace Midnight Freedom Wins Round One, July, p. 14
SAR Ams: Turkish Technology Comes Of Age, Sept., p. 74 __ 3-Gun Invitational, Jan., p n The Courts: Battles New And Old, Aug., p. 16
elf-Defense Behind The Wheel. April. p. 87 Glossary of Optical Terms, March, p. 70 The Debate Begins: U.S. Senate Moves Forward On
Service Grade: SIG Sauer's M11-A1. May. p. 6 Holding On To Your Handgun New Gun Bills, May, p. 16
3mall Wonder: Springfield's XD-S, Jan., p. 5t ls A Retention Holster Right For You? Jan., p. 64 The Fight Is On, April, p. 16
Spot-On: A Bullseye View of Reminaton’s R11 Pist )pening Up To Off-Body Carry, Dec., p NRA In the States 2013: It’s Time To Roll Up Our
june, p. 48 Make Duplex Reticles Work For You, May 2 Sleeves, Feb., p. 14
Springs & Storage, June, p. 40 Now Hear This! July, p. 68 Right-To-Carry Victory In Court, March, p. 16
Two Guns in One: FN’s FNS. March. p. 6¢ Safe Gun Storage Options, Oct., p. 88 Siege: Gun Owners Face An Unprecedented Assault
Jpgrading Your Block. Feb.. p. 62 Weaver Vs. Picatinny Rails n Their Rights, Feb., p. 46
Walther. Carl Walther., Oct., p. ¢ 6 What is the Difference? March, p. 46 S- tand and Fight, Feb., p. 54 ‘
, Why America’s Gun Owners Must Stand And Fight
Winy A Cap For the Garand! Jan.. p. & Histor&i Acntailqu e Arms April, p. 58
Shetyene, Description and Performance 62 okarev Through A Broomhandle? Don't Do It ur Guide To The Changing Marketplace of Gun
ingham Chv aries Daly? Jar ~ 06 Sales, Dec., p. 60
3 Model 626ES ide-By-Side Shotgun, Sept. p. 12 Better Than A Broomstick J
L Or Sidal sie Service, June, p. 58 NRA Official
sh Mark Ill Snider Carbine, Jar 100 2 2013 American Rifleman Golden Bullseye
t Banker s Special Chambering, Aug., p. 5 ds, May, p. 70
dt y del 1903 Pocket ee merless, July, p. 9 3 MidwayUSA/NRA Bianchi Cup Championships
n Parts, July, p.5 0 hards-Mason Conversio Aug ». 48 p. 60
SAR Arms: Turkish Techn"o logy Comes . = vt tNe W Servi ce Revolver, March 12 ; A Full House In Texas: 2013 NRA-ILA Leadership
Shape Up Your Shotgur Shootina, Jan.. p. 72 Jolt $ 3eneration Buntline Special .45, Nov.,p .1 28 Forum, Oct, p.18
olt’s “New Model Holster Pistol” In The Civil War “ountdown to Houston: 2013 NRA Annual Meetings
Rifles, Description and Performance March, p. 5522 & Exhibits, March, p. 50
Bring EnoughGu n”: AH istory of FBI Long Gu >ooper Revolver, July, ¢ Heading to Houston: Guns & Gear In The Lone Star
ie State, April,p .6 4
nces between M1911 Meet NRA President Jim Porter, Sept., p. 66
valent Oct., p.5 1 NRA Celebrates Freedom In A Big Way, Aug., p. 58
Mag.B s lackhawk, Oct., p. 50 NRA Foundation Supports Fathers In The Field, Dec., p. 92
L ry Rifle With A Detachable-Bo NRA Legends: NRA Members We Are ProudT o Call
et ‘Ox p. 52 Friends, June, p. 82
t Rifle Mystery, May, p. 58 NRA Needs You, May, p. 98
w-Number” U.S. M1903 Rifle Warning, Nov., p. 60 One-On-One With AugustA . Busch, Ill, Nov., p. 18
1860 Spencer Carbine, Oct., p. 128 The (Harrisburg, Pa.) Show Goes On, Oct., p. 118
1888 Bore Diameter Danger, Nov., p. §
canada, Marct 5 I$ 35 “Radom” Pistol, June, p. 96 Dope Bag
n M1? April. p. 4 Remington Model 34 or Bannerman’s Special? May, p. 58 Bergara Long-Range Hunter BCR15, Nov., p. 98
Remington New Model Army Revolver, Dec 117 Browning A-Bolt Shotgun Stalker,O ct., p 100
¢ 2 n Act st Model Browning Citori Mod7e25 lFie ld Over-Under, Feb., p. 72
Bushnell Legend Ultra HD 4.5-14X 44 mm Riflescope
Feb., p. 76
valiber .30, M1, March, p. 47 JS ) Cavalry Mtis ke ( | entury Int'l Arms 1873 Single Action Millennium
VictorF Ne WV Revolver, July, p 7?Z
Annette and Reloading Seanbeve A\ Te aie From The National Firearms Charter Arms Pathfinder .22 WMR, Sept., p. 98
2ars With The 7 mm STW p. 84 Vluse De Tactical Arms Stea th Recon Scout, June, f
cheats Model 395 Russian Musket, April, p. 112 EAA Appeal Carbine .22 Long Rifle, June, p. 70
W.J. Jeffrey & Co. “Rook Rifle.” Dec. p. 45 FABARM XLR5 Black Velocity, Sept., p. 96
Kimber 8400 Patrol Rifle, May, p. 102
Biography & History Konus Sight-Pro TR, Nov. p. 104
Back ng Another Horse: Winchester's G30 aserLyte Reaction Tyme, May, p. 106
Semiautomatic Rifle, Nov., p. 8 Leica Geovid HD-B, Nov., p. 102
Brinna Enough Gun story of FBI Le l 1 1.25-4X 20 mm VX-R Patrol Riflescop
Oct March, p. 90
erkel RX Helix, July, p. 74
Aontana Rifle Co. DGR, Dec., p. 82
—— ATR Night Train Il, April, p. 88
ng Heavy .40 S&W, Jan., p. 47 Sharpshooters July, p. 62 1 10X 42 mm Monarch7 ATB MMa y Pp. 107
Hand + .3aU 0 VVA fir Others he Spencer Carbine, Aug., p. 74 sler Model 48 Professional, June, p. 72
The Easter Rising, Sept., p.8 0 Nosler Varmageddon Rifle Package, Aug., p. 84
suns Of Ga July, p. 48 Redfi Id Ceo unterstrike, Sept., p. 100
Guns of Operation Market Garden, May, p. 76 Redring Shotgun Sight, Jan., p. 82
Plain Sight: Colt Automatics At Santiago Rock River Arms LAR-8 Standard Operator, April, p. 86
March, p. 56 Ruger New Bearcat Shopkeeper, Dec., p. 80
Of The “Banana Wars,” Part One, Jan., p. 54 Ruger LCR-22Mag, Aug., p. 80
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+ 2013 ANNUAL INDEX — AMERICAN RIFLEMAN, VOLUME 161
Handguns, Description and Performance Precise Propellant Measuring, Aug., p. 42 Guns Of The “Banana Wars,” Part Two, Feb., p. 42
Dirty Harry's Model 29 Reaching Out: .222 Rem., April, p. 49 Mode! 1861 Vs. Model 1863 Springfield Rifle
America’s Shooting Star, Aug., p. 65 Saving Your Shoulder: .270 Win., Nov., p. 62 Muskets, Sept., p. 52
> Evolution of Perfection?Glock’s Gen4 Pistols Shooting and Loading The .300 H&H Magnum, Jan., p. 68 The Sincerest Form Of Flattery
Nov., p. 92 Shooting For Less, Nov., p. 52 Chinese Broomhandles, April, p. 78
Fanning” Ane “Slip-Hammering,” May, p. 56 Soft Loads for Safari Rifles, Jan., p. 44 The Sheetz Rifle: A Longrifle With General Andrew
The FNX Trio of Service Pistols, March, p. 69 Takithne Lgea d: .44 Rem. Mag., May, p. 61 Jackson, June, p. 66
3unP arts, July, p. 54 Teamwork: The .17 WSM & Savage's B.Mag, Aug., p. 52 Unmistakable: The Thompson, Dec., p. 78
Hurricane Sandy Magazine Rust Removal, June, p. 42 The .22 Magnum For Self-Defense? June, p. 52 Where Will We Bury Them All?”
Many Times Stronger Than Required: Ruger’'s Light The Tale of Two. 32 Specials, May, p. 48 Finnish Arms Of The Winter War, Oct., p. 94
- Weight Single-Six, May, p. 92 Unequalled: .30-.378 Why. Mag., Oct., p. 63
Mastering” The M1911 Winchester's AAssistant Coach, Oct., p. 70 Legislation and Laws
Kimber's Master Carry Pistols, Sept., p. 6 : Pir Election Day 2012: Moving Forward Jan p. 16
Not Just A .45, April. p. 52 Optics and Accessories And Then There Were None: lilinois Joins U.S. In
Pocket-Pistol Lessons, May, p. 88 An Extraordinary Achievement Recogaising Right To Carry, Sept., p. 16 ;
Recoil Management: Springfield’s 9 mmr The First Handgun-Mounted Light, Nov.,p.74 -olorado’s Pro-Second Amendment Volunteers Show
Oct.. p. 86 stic Software For Long-Range Shooting, Dec., p. 72 The Way Ahead, Dec., p. 18
Ruger Revisits The Forty-Five, Dec., p. 5 Den't Fear the Darkness: Crimson Trace Midnight Freedom Wins Round One, July, p. 14
SAR Ams: Turkish Technology Comes Of Age, Sept., p. 74 __ 3-Gun Invitational, Jan., p n The Courts: Battles New And Old, Aug., p. 16
elf-Defense Behind The Wheel. April. p. 87 Glossary of Optical Terms, March, p. 70 The Debate Begins: U.S. Senate Moves Forward On
Service Grade: SIG Sauer's M11-A1. May. p. 6 Holding On To Your Handgun New Gun Bills, May, p. 16
3mall Wonder: Springfield's XD-S, Jan., p. 5t ls A Retention Holster Right For You? Jan., p. 64 The Fight Is On, April, p. 16
Spot-On: A Bullseye View of Reminaton’s R11 Pist )pening Up To Off-Body Carry, Dec., p NRA In the States 2013: It’s Time To Roll Up Our
june, p. 48 Make Duplex Reticles Work For You, May 2 Sleeves, Feb., p. 14
Springs & Storage, June, p. 40 Now Hear This! July, p. 68 Right-To-Carry Victory In Court, March, p. 16
Two Guns in One: FN’s FNS. March. p. 6¢ Safe Gun Storage Options, Oct., p. 88 Siege: Gun Owners Face An Unprecedented Assault
Jpgrading Your Block. Feb.. p. 62 Weaver Vs. Picatinny Rails n Their Rights, Feb., p. 46
Walther. Carl Walther., Oct., p. ¢ 6 What is the Difference? March, p. 46 S- tand and Fight, Feb., p. 54 ‘
, Why America’s Gun Owners Must Stand And Fight
Winy A Cap For the Garand! Jan.. p. & Histor&i Acntailqu e Arms April, p. 58
Shetyene, Description and Performance 62 okarev Through A Broomhandle? Don't Do It ur Guide To The Changing Marketplace of Gun
ingham Chv aries Daly? Jar ~ 06 Sales, Dec., p. 60
3 Model 626ES ide-By-Side Shotgun, Sept. p. 12 Better Than A Broomstick J
L Or Sidal sie Service, June, p. 58 NRA Official
sh Mark Ill Snider Carbine, Jar 100 2 2013 American Rifleman Golden Bullseye
t Banker s Special Chambering, Aug., p. 5 ds, May, p. 70
dt y del 1903 Pocket ee merless, July, p. 9 3 MidwayUSA/NRA Bianchi Cup Championships
n Parts, July, p.5 0 hards-Mason Conversio Aug ». 48 p. 60
SAR Arms: Turkish Techn"o logy Comes . = vt tNe W Servi ce Revolver, March 12 ; A Full House In Texas: 2013 NRA-ILA Leadership
Shape Up Your Shotgur Shootina, Jan.. p. 72 Jolt $ 3eneration Buntline Special .45, Nov.,p .1 28 Forum, Oct, p.18
olt’s “New Model Holster Pistol” In The Civil War “ountdown to Houston: 2013 NRA Annual Meetings
Rifles, Description and Performance March, p. 5522 & Exhibits, March, p. 50
Bring EnoughGu n”: AH istory of FBI Long Gu >ooper Revolver, July, ¢ Heading to Houston: Guns & Gear In The Lone Star
ie State, April,p .6 4
nces between M1911 Meet NRA President Jim Porter, Sept., p. 66
valent Oct., p.5 1 NRA Celebrates Freedom In A Big Way, Aug., p. 58
Mag.B s lackhawk, Oct., p. 50 NRA Foundation Supports Fathers In The Field, Dec., p. 92
L ry Rifle With A Detachable-Bo NRA Legends: NRA Members We Are ProudT o Call
et ‘Ox p. 52 Friends, June, p. 82
t Rifle Mystery, May, p. 58 NRA Needs You, May, p. 98
w-Number” U.S. M1903 Rifle Warning, Nov., p. 60 One-On-One With AugustA . Busch, Ill, Nov., p. 18
1860 Spencer Carbine, Oct., p. 128 The (Harrisburg, Pa.) Show Goes On, Oct., p. 118
1888 Bore Diameter Danger, Nov., p. §
canada, Marct 5 I$ 35 “Radom” Pistol, June, p. 96 Dope Bag
n M1? April. p. 4 Remington Model 34 or Bannerman’s Special? May, p. 58 Bergara Long-Range Hunter BCR15, Nov., p. 98
Remington New Model Army Revolver, Dec 117 Browning A-Bolt Shotgun Stalker,O ct., p 100
¢ 2 n Act st Model Browning Citori Mod7e25 lFie ld Over-Under, Feb., p. 72
Bushnell Legend Ultra HD 4.5-14X 44 mm Riflescope
Feb., p. 76
valiber .30, M1, March, p. 47 JS ) Cavalry Mtis ke ( | entury Int'l Arms 1873 Single Action Millennium
VictorF Ne WV Revolver, July, p 7?Z
Annette and Reloading Seanbeve A\ Te aie From The National Firearms Charter Arms Pathfinder .22 WMR, Sept., p. 98
2ars With The 7 mm STW p. 84 Vluse De Tactical Arms Stea th Recon Scout, June, f
cheats Model 395 Russian Musket, April, p. 112 EAA Appeal Carbine .22 Long Rifle, June, p. 70
W.J. Jeffrey & Co. “Rook Rifle.” Dec. p. 45 FABARM XLR5 Black Velocity, Sept., p. 96
Kimber 8400 Patrol Rifle, May, p. 102
Biography & History Konus Sight-Pro TR, Nov. p. 104
Back ng Another Horse: Winchester's G30 aserLyte Reaction Tyme, May, p. 106
Semiautomatic Rifle, Nov., p. 8 Leica Geovid HD-B, Nov., p. 102
Brinna Enough Gun story of FBI Le l 1 1.25-4X 20 mm VX-R Patrol Riflescop
Oct March, p. 90
erkel RX Helix, July, p. 74
Aontana Rifle Co. DGR, Dec., p. 82
—— ATR Night Train Il, April, p. 88
ng Heavy .40 S&W, Jan., p. 47 Sharpshooters July, p. 62 1 10X 42 mm Monarch7 ATB MMa y Pp. 107
Hand + .3aU 0 VVA fir Others he Spencer Carbine, Aug., p. 74 sler Model 48 Professional, June, p. 72
The Easter Rising, Sept., p.8 0 Nosler Varmageddon Rifle Package, Aug., p. 84
suns Of Ga July, p. 48 Redfi Id Ceo unterstrike, Sept., p. 100
Guns of Operation Market Garden, May, p. 76 Redring Shotgun Sight, Jan., p. 82
Plain Sight: Colt Automatics At Santiago Rock River Arms LAR-8 Standard Operator, April, p. 86
March, p. 56 Ruger New Bearcat Shopkeeper, Dec., p. 80
Of The “Banana Wars,” Part One, Jan., p. 54 Ruger LCR-22Mag, Aug., p. 80
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Teamwork: The .17 WSM & Savage's B.Mag, Aug., p. 52 Sage, Mark
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The FNX Trio of Service Pistols, March, p. 69
“Mastering” The M1911 Sheetz, Brian C.
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Not Just A .45, April, p. 52 From Scratch: Build Your Own AR, Nov., p. 70
Ruger Revisits The Forty-Five, Dec., p. 56 SAR Arms: Turkish Technology Comes Of Age eM TRUST
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