GUNS Magazine November 1961

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PRESENTS THE CONVERTIBLE·SINGLE-SIX®
The Convertible Single-Six~a.22 cal. hand gun with a dual personality. A quick change of
cylinders withoutthe aid of so much as ascrew driv~trconverts thefamous Single-Six®from
regular to magnum. The two different cylinders permit you to use low cost .22 regular for
practice and magnumfor small game.Thisdyn'amic advanceisthe resultofthe basic quality
of the Single-Six~ such as its unique molybdenum steel frame. But it is also the resurt
of advanced engineering techniques and rigid quality'control methods. Make it a point
to see this new gun at your dealer today. 4%",5%" or 6%" bbl. $69.50-9%" bbl. $75.50.
This feature cannotbe incorporated into guns now in the field. Write for descriptive literature on allRUGERfirearms.
Manufactured entirely in the U.S.A.
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GUNS NOVEMBER 1961 3
NOVEMBER. 1961
Vol. VII, No. II-B3
George E. von Rosen
Publisher
Arthur S. Arkush
Ass't to the Publisher
E. B. Mann , Editor
R. A. Steindler, Managing Editor
IN TH IS ISS UE
Wm. B. Edwards. ,Technical Consultant
special ...
Kent Bellah " .. , ",Handloading
GUNS THAT WAIT AROUND BERLIN "., William B. Edwards IB
Roslyn Wallis Editorial Ass't "••• AND STILL THE CHAMPION •••" E. B. Mann 21
THE YOUNG GUNS ,.." Ellis Christian Lenz 26
hunting ...
Sydney Barker Art Director
TRY NEBRASKA FOR PRAIRIE BUCKS Gene Hornbeck 22
DEER RIFLES FOR CHUCKS Clyde Ormond 32
Lew Merrell Ass'tArt Director HOW MUCH DO YOU LEAD A DUCK7 Col. George W. Busbey 42
historical . . .
Lee Salberg Advertising Director THE SOUTH'S SECRET WEAPON ,, Claude D. Crowley 25
THE SPRINGFIELD'S DAY OF GLORY ,.,, Fred E. Bissell 28
Lou Weber Advertising Sales
workshop.
SOME LIKE 'EM SHORT John S. Harris 30
Sanford Herzog..Production Manager technical ...
HOW TO FEED AN AUTO·LOADER Capt. George C. Nonte, Jr. J.4
Kay Elliott.....Ass't Production Mgr.
TEST THAT LOAD ,.Bob Tremaine 36
gun of the month . . .
Donald M. Partrick. ,,Circulation Mgr. IS THIS A HICKOK GUN7 Lilian Brooks 41
departments . . .
George Tsoris....Promotion Manager
ARMS LIBRARY ..,.,,." , ,,..," , , , 6
GUN RACK , ,......•........., ,..R. A. Steindler 8
CROSSFIRE , " ,.............. 10
Editorial Advisory Board
HANDLOADING BENCH , " Kent Bellah 12
KNOW YOUR LAWMAKERS. .................... ...... 16
Lt. Col. Lyman P. Davison " ." ...Military
PULL! , Dick Miller 40
Carola Mandel, AI Schuley ,.",.Skeet SHOPPING WITH GUNS , Roslyn Wallis 68
Dick Miller.............•...••....,...Trap THE GUN MARKET .. , ,., ..72
INDEX OF ADVERTISERS ,.., 74
Harry Reeves ,...,...Pistol Competition
Jim Dee.,..", ,.,.,.",,Junior Hunters
Dee Woolem..,.....,...,., Fast Draw
Bill Toney, Frank J. Schira ,.,.,.Police
EDITORIAL OFFICES: E.I.Mann, R..A.Steindler, 8150 N.Central Park, Skokie,III.,ORchard5-5602.
W. I. Edwards, 843 Judson Ave., Evanston, III., Kent lellah. St. Jo, Texas.
THE COVER REPRESENTATIVES: NEW YORK, EUgene L. Pollock, 60 East 42nd St., NewYork 17, N.Y. YUkon
This is the second time we've had to 6-9280. MIDWESTADY. OFFICES, 1150 N.Central ParkAve., Skokie, III., ORchard 5-6967'.
"flop" a negative (thereby reversing a
gun) to make it fit our cover, but not
many, we think, will fail to recognize
an old friend here, even with his left
side where his right side should be. A
Winchester Model 94 .30·30 is hardly a
novelty, but this one has a serial num·
ber that is pretty special. Read about
it in the article on page twenty.one.
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GUNS NOVEMBER 1961
elr one ConSI era IOn.
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GUN DIGEST 1962
Edited byJohn Amber
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GUNS • NOVEMBER 1961 7
By R. A.STEINDLER
"FRICTION-FIT" The Breda Mark II Cartridge Corporation that, from now, this
danger is going to be somewhat reduced.
Recently I had the chance to shoot the
Jr. Scope Mount Federal is now going to market their 20
Breda Mark II autoloading shotgun. Al
gauge shells with a gold-yellow paper and
though not new on the market, it was new
Precisioned to 4/10,000 Inch! to me, and it has several features that I like. the color sticks out from the usual colors of
the 12 gauge shells like the proverbial sore
Among these, are the ventilated rib, the
thumb. I consider this a major advance, and
Breda Quick·Choke, and the adjustable re
~ Perfect roundness to coil spring that makes it possible to shoot although I never slipped a 20 gauge shell
hold scope solid. into a 12 gauge gun and have no intention of
light and heavy loads without malfunctions.
doing so, I say "thanks very much" to
• No screws to The gun is light enough to be carried afield
come loose all day, yet it is heavy enough to reduce re Federal.
where rings
. ...attach to base coil to less than is normally found in auto·
• I matic shotguns. I think, however, that a rub A Rifle is Restocked
~l' Drawing shows
<Siij;Y_fricNtoioscnrewfist.. banerd mreacdoeilshpoadotinadgdist fsoormseetrhvienrgalthooutrhsemgourne tinMi,yreschhoaomtibnegrefdrifeonrds.35c7alMl amgynuBm.S,.Ath.eM"bairg
to come
loose in comfortable. game rifle for chipmunks." Well, I enjoy
the base. Ittook meseveral boxes ofammunition be· shooting the little plinker, and it is a very
fore I became used to the safety. The safety poor week when I don't fire 200-400 rounds
lever is on the right side of the receiver and through it. When I bought the gun, it still
requires a downward stroke of the thumb-a had the military stockand the whole gun was
Dualite
and Junior somewhat awkward position if you are set in in need of a face-lifting. I got one of the fine
are friction your ways. It should be remembered, of stocks made by Fajen, and started to look
fitted to bases.
and are course, that European hunting conditions are around for a good stock maker. I had heard
interchangeable. vastly different from ours and that the safety some very good reports about Chicago Gun
CANNOT is not as important to European hunters as it Center's stock work, so I decided to give
is to us. There, most of the game is driven them a try. Bill Van Rooy, who does the
and relatively little walking is done by the stocking there, is a product of a Canadian
SHOOT LOOSE hunter. I understand from Simmons, who are
the sales agents for the Dakin importers, that
By far the most rugged, hand they are working on something akin to the
some, finely tooled scope mount top tang safety.
ever! Rings are precision fitted to I particularly liked the fact that the gun
can be field stripped without tools in some·
4110,000 inch for an absolutely
what less than 60 seconds. Also noteworthy
solid friction fit to the base. No
is the fact that the gun can undergo several
screws to shoot loose and destroy
stock adjustments without having to return
accuracy at the trophy moment it to the factory. The stock is adjustable for
of your hunting life. cast and/or drop, and the little inletting that
is required to complete the job can be en·
Redfield's "Friction-Fit" Jr.
trusted to any competent gunsmith. In ex
Scope Mount is guaranteed for
tensive tests, the gun functioned smoothly,
life. Withstands the recoil of any the safety was positive, the ejection perfect. gunsmithingschool, and he learned his t,rade
rifle. Recommended for all the It is claimed that the Mark II is the fastest well indeed. Bill put me and my little B.S.A.
regularly available American and autoloader on the market, and this might through the paces. He measured, grunted,
imported scopes with internal el well be the case-the gun cracks out the measured, and grunted some more. Then I
evation adjustments~ shots so fast that even I was able to hit was told to come back in a month.
REDFIELD 2·PIECE ~".. doubles in trap shooting. The Breda Mark II Of some 30 guns in my racks, this stock
passed its field tests with flying colors, and if stands out by a country mile, and I'have
DUALITE you are in the market for an autoloader, I somefairly handsomestocksin my collection.
g.'"
would suggest that you take a good look at The finish looks like a high-gloss oil job, but
MOUNT . this one. It is available in 12 and 20 gauges. John Juda, who does the finishing of the
Lighter than two .3Q.06 cartridges!"
Split-Type Rings used interchange-. stocks for Bill, tells me that it is a process
ably with Jr. orDualite bases. Same ..\••,.. ...• Yellow 20Gauge Shells the two young men cooked up all alone.
constructionand precision Iit asRed- ...
field Jr. Mount but made from . Being addicted to 12 and 20 gauge guns, I Having seen the stock work of some of the
rugged light weight alloy. . revered old-timers, I'd say that we have two
have had a long-standing rule that all pock·
See your Dealer or Gunsmith young men well on the way up in the world
ets of all hunting jackets are emptied and
Maonf ufacStEuAAre~sscopes•._~ .-aIlPJ'l'lmiate;.shells,.are.-I{)llded int()j.~he..jackets of artisan stock-makers.
famous • • P··'--•.,- just before going hunting or shooting. Every
PatterningTargets
year there are reports about hunters who in
advertently slipped a 20 gauge hull into a For 10 these many years, whenever I had
REDFIELD GUNSIGHT CO.
12 gauge gun, and that sort of accident to pattern a new shotgun or wanted to check
1313 So. Clarkson • Denver 10. Colo. makes too much newspaper copy. the performance of one of my handloads, I
Comes word from Bill Horn of the Federal had to chase around, looking for paper at
8 GUNS NOVEMBER 1961
least30 inches wide. At long last, special tar
gets have become available. The new Hunt·
ers·Aid Patterning Targets, sold by the T. H.
Fuge Sporting Supplies, 11687 San Vincente
Blvd., Los Angeles 49, California, are justthe
ticket for the job. The extra strong paper
on which the targets are printed stands up
well in use, and the information that is print.
ed on them should prove valuable to a good
many shooters. All in all, the new targets are
II worthwhile investment, especially to men
who own more than one smoothboreand want
to keep track of the various patterns their
guns throw with different shot.
New Buehler Mounts
Maynard Buehler has now made available
new mounts especially designed for three
new guns. One of the mounts is for the long
awaited Ruger Deerstalker, that hot little
.44 Magnum carbine that has made so much
gun news recently. This mOlint has been
given the code RC 2. The code letters BS
have been given to the mounts designed for
Browning's.243 and .308rifles. Maynard tells
me that he also has scope mounts for the
Smith & Wesson Model 53. I have scoped
my Model 53 with a make-shift mount and
foresee where a lot of varminters and small
game hunters will also mount scopes, making
the S&W gun one of the most important
handguns to hit the market in the past few
years. Unfortunately, the Buehler mounts, as
well as other mounts, require the drilling and
tapping of the gun and this requires careful
work.
Pachmayr Pistol Boxes
I have been enjoyingaPachmayrpistolbox
for some time. Now .Frank Pachmayr has
come out with a new one and this is a dilly.
The "Match Shooters" box is just what the Fun, fup featheps...
name implies and guns ride safely, as does 01'
the rest of the truck that we usually lug
around. I had the new case for some days
before I got around to moving guns from one there's no gun as useful
box to the other. I no more closed the cover
on the new one, when the whole thing top as the famous Savage 24
pled off the bench-guns and all. Fortunate·
Iy, I was able to catch the box before it hit
the floor, but I might have saved myself the
There's no other gun like the famous over-and-under
trouble. Aside from the fact that my spare
Savage 24! As a 22 rifle, it's accurate for small game,
set of earplugs popped out of the plastic box
and a box of shells was turned upside down, varmints, targets. A flick of the selector button makes it a
no damage was done and all my treasured .410 shotgun for flying or running game. With the Savage
guns survived safely. For those who value 24, you get the fun and utility of both kinds of shooting!
their match guns I say nothing more. Pach
mayr has been building very fine pistol boxes The 24 is a must for experienced sportsmen...perfect.for
for some time now, but I think that the new campers,trappers,fishermen...agreat"firstgun"forbegin
"Match Shooters" case will be a hard one ners. See it at your sporting arms dealer's. While you're
to beat.
there, look over the new Savage 24-M-with upper rifle
barrel chambered for the hot new 22 magnum rimfire car-
Clothing for the Hunter
tridge, effective at ranges of 100 yards or more! .
The trend to lighter inner and outer cloth
ing is continuing. Right in step with this Writefor free catalogof Savage, Stevensand Foxfir8earms.
trend is some very interesting news from Savage Arms, Westjield113J.1tlass. Prices subjectto change.
Duofold. Is there a hunter or fisherman who Slightly higher in Canada.
does not own a set of their famed under
wear? Wool outside, cotton inside, the Duo
Nowallailable...Mode/24-M,
fold underwear is standard winter equipment
for outdoorsmen and I would not think of $44.95 for powerful 22 magnum
going on a trip, even in the summer time rimfire cartridge.
into the mountains, without taking a set
along. Now comes word that a 10 per cent MODEL S a l / a g e .
nylon addition to the outer layer has been
24
added. And completely new is the Duofold
underwear with the all-Viyella outer layer,
(Continued on page 17)
GUNS NOVEMBER 1961 9
NEW
22cal.rimfire
MAGNUM
CARBINE
ROSSFIRE'
look outvarmints!
Here's another
Mossberg "Chuckster."
A sure·fire beauty
only 381,4/1 long,
wt. only 5 pounds.
Hinged A Shrinking Minority into print earlier. Why not write Mr. Burch
And 22 cal. fore-end. anyway? Maybe there will be similar appal"
Magnum ammo Carryingstrap As President of one of the larger Fast tunities later.-Editor.
costs less on leftofstock. Draw Clubs in the Mid-West, I want to
than 6¢ each. compliment you on the article by Clyde
OTHER Howell in your August issue. It was interest Warning From Within
"CHUCKSTERS" ing reading and I trust that it will serve to I have been enjoying your magazine for
640K.5·rsihfloet. help educate that shrinking minority who several years, but the situation in Cuba is
Model 642K 640KSd5e-lsuhxoet.. sirtrilelspboenlsieibvlee,tuhnastafFeassptoDrt.raw is a reckless, cnoouwntriyn.toAlesrabsoleonanasd II hhaavveeanto alded.arveessthine
5·shot, clip "Chuckgsotledre"n. I am also enclosing my renewal subscrip· the States I will renew my subscription.
carbine 620K tion to your magazine. I've found it most The army made a search of a house in
$3988 top-losaidnignlge illuminating, always interesting, and. highly Cuba and found copies of GUNS and "The
shot. worth while. American Rifleman." Now all connected with
Richard A. Girvin that house are suspected of having military
Don'tfail Gunfighters of Horsethief Hollow information from a capitalistic country. This
toseethem
.-atyourdealer's. Oaklawn,Illinois will show you the extent of red infiltration.
FREE: If you publish this letter with my name it
Complete Belated, But- will cause me trouble, but I pray to you to
on recqatuaelsotg. Readers of GUNS who would like to get in do all you can to alert your countrymen to
lots of deer hunting in a new location might the dangers of a red base 90 miles from your
be interested in learning about two special coast.
O. F. MOSSBERG & SONS, INC. hunts to be held on the Southern Ute Indian Name Withheld
18111 St.John St., New Haven S, Conn. reservation in Southwcstern Colorado. Habana,Cuba
Formanyyears our reservation-which has
been described as a "deer paradise"-has Pictures, Anyone?
been closed to non-Indian hunters. Last fall,
I would like to thank you for the way in
as an experiment, one section was opened
which you produced the article about me
to public hunting in a special season. Results
and my attempt to illustrate antique fire·
were so satisfactory that two special seasons
arms. As far as personal publicity is con
will be held this year, on two reservalion
cerned, this may well have been the high
areas.
point of my life.
The first special season will be Oct. 7·15,
The thought has occurred to me that
in advance of the regular state season. A
possibly some of the readers of GUNS would
maximum of 750 tribal permits will be
be interested in purchasing some of the
issued on first come-first served basis, and it
illustrations which appeared in the article.
is probable that each hunter will be per
At any rate, most of these drawings, and
mitted to take two deer.
quite a number of others, are for sale, and if
The second season will be Nov. 9·19, after
anyone is interested, please have them con
ORDER BY MAIL the regular state season. There will be no tact me. Prices vary, depending on the gun
7()(J~ed:t";tlte4t limit on the number of permits sold, and a
or number of guns in the drawing.
three-deer kill probably will be allowed.
Robert M. Reilly
SLEEPING BAGS Hunting conditions on the reservation vary
3604West84th Stl'eet
from rugged to easy, the terrain includes
?~!Eddie Chicago52,Illinois
BAUER sleeping bags both mountain country with Ponderosa Pine
are rated the finest by expedition leaders, cover and, at lower elevations, juniper-pinon
guides, mountaineers, foresters, authorities Headspace Those Barrels
everywhere. ALL TYPES: Singles, Twin thickets and sagebrush flats. Good roads lead
Sets, Mummies, StaIt.ion Wagon Bags. to the hunting areas from reservation fringe Your August issue is the usual good one,
FREE NCEAWT6A4L·POAGGE towns, principally Durango and Pagosa but we would like to make a few commenls
Springs, Colo., both of which offer ample in regard to the article by Larry S. Street,
BEFORE YOU BUY any sleeping bag, out
doorclothingorinsulatedunderwear, GET accommodations. Good camp sites are avail entitled"CarbineLength for ShotgunLoads."
THEFACTSabout insulations.Readwhat able on the reservation itself for those who He has some good points in this article,
authorities say. ""A.JA~JI prefer to rough it. hut has left out the one most important
SEND FOR YOUR COpy ,~.
Since public hunting has been banned for point, the omission of which might cause
Includestents& othercampingequipment.
eo~! more than 20 years, the reservation deer some good fellow to have an accident if he
ORDER AND
herds include many trophy heads. follows Larry's advice in buying "surplus"
NO RISK! Compare with others of similar
quality: If you do not agree you save Complete information concerning the spe barrels, and simply puts them on his gun
about 1/3andthatoursare finer inevery cial hunts may be obtained by writing the and starts shooting. If you do this without
way, return for prompt full refund •••
including shipping costs both ways. Program Office, Southern Ute Tribe, Ignacio, having the barrel expertlyand correctlyfitted
ORIGINAL & GENUINE. Made exclusively Colorado. to insure exactly the proper headspace, you
in our own factory under U.S. Patents.
Sold directtoyou only . . . neverthrough Anthony Burch, Chairman could conceivably cause an accident to occur.
dealers, never underotherbrands. Southern Ute Tribal Council Insuring correct headspace entails competent
Ignacio, Colorado gunsmithing and the use of the proper head·
Sorry this is so late; our publication space gage.
schedule is such that we could not get this Larry starts off his article by saying "do
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GUNS NOVEMBER 1961