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Sign up today at wwwgundigest com March 27, 2014 !°4;', Editor’s Shot ‘Community Firearms Update Know Your Cartridge: 308 Win. ‘The Gun Digest Interview: Mark Kresser Shooting’s Ultimate Challenge ‘Three Top Long-Range Calibers Colt Expands M2012 Line Mastering the Wind ‘Teddy Roosevelt's Famed Holland & Holland Double ‘The Second Gun Benelli’s Ethos Reviewed Optics for Long-Range Shooting ‘The Gun Digest Marketplace Market Trends MOIST TH MACKIE (S859) publsdd mai lus a sue Mt Ap, Au. Ct Oe. ies ee These fe ulibed by aus Pacts» dn of Mea, TOU ESate Ste la WY S190 Pefloas pata pal at et Se rescues a GUN DIGEST -THEMAGHDNE os 2235, Pan an smory of Hornady a, Nth angadttanal males fakes afn'on'a Kansas predator hang, FLI242 Cop 213 Kove Ptsntans GUN IES HE NAGAZI an ssa psetasmai Or names iees ‘ors aor deplete svete ant ma tensa expe. Th Pak ners ae le Photograph by Doug Howlett ‘ortezapel erat nagar’ ess or Signe nares 4.1 Gunbigestscmpine MARCH 27, 2016 gundigest.comLAR-15 DELTA CAR WUSEP RL PRs cnn Cen RECENVER pee Tend eve aa a STE Soe SURO Lentio hot for me in the Soit out of my element gla vas, on my hunt remains pivotal in r My guide and I hunted hard for days, putting stalks on some amazing Wyoming bucks, but things just weren’t working out. I was getting anxious as the end of the hunt drew near. ‘On the fifth day, my outfit- ter had a conflict so his father acted as my guide. His dad was cut from a true hunter's cloth with a passion for taking game, and he knew I had never Killed ‘a mule deer before. He was as determined as I to see my first one fall. Late in the morning, we were working along the spine of a low ridge when a big-bodied buck suddenly rose from the brush across the canyon; his rack imprinted upon the gray sky My new guide excitedly drug me to some rocks in preparation to shoot. Ranged, the buck was 300 yards away. The deet looked good, but I thought maybe I had passed on bigger. But the excite- ment in the old man’s voice won over my hesitation, so I stead- ied the shot, then missed! My adrenaline surged as I racked a When the Shot Is the Trophy n a previous “Editor's Sh how growing up gunned with a friend's t own a rifle at the tim y development as a shoo (April 8, 2013), er hunting in a shotgun-only area shooting mostly buckshot, a st half of my life was 55 to rst Wi ing big, open country for mule 50 stern hunt, that | was quite 8 Win. Mag. than a .22. That ter. second shot, regained momen- tary control of my breathing and planted the .338 bullet right behind the buck’s shoulder. It remains one of the longest shots I've ever made on an animal. No, he wasn't the buck I had dreamed about, but the disap- pointment over our misjudging his size is lost when I remember the adventure of the hunt and the way I felt when I heard that shot strike home across the distance. I still hear it every time I gaze upon that modest rack hanging on my wall and am reminded that the trophy isn't always in the size of the animal >but more in the way it was taken. Bees. 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We recieved a huge ‘number of letters from our readers and some are published here. As for myself, ‘my prized posessions as a boy were my toy guns and later, a Daisy BB gun. AS a parent, I'm doing as my father did with ime: let the kid have fan playing cop or soldier but with real firearms (air guns included) the rules of gun safety ap- ply and they are to be handled with the utmost respect and seriousness. ~James Card, Managing Editor [As soon as we stop allowing kids to play with guns we have begun to lose the battle and magazines such as Gun Digest will be toast. People are not parenting today. I raised two boys with toy guns and real guns about the house and there never was a problem. Tkept a pistol bedside and they never touched it; they knew better. That ‘was off limits, As soon as they were old enough to comprehend, | took ‘them to a range and showed them the power of a hollow point .22 LR and a shotgun on water-filled jugs. When they grew up they told me that was the most impressive thing that I could have done. I explained to them that ‘our bodies have a great deal of water and a bullet would react the same way. Their eyes were as big as saucers. ‘That was S0 plus years ago. —George A. Fogg Yarmouth, Maine Thad never even considered the points you raised. If someone had asked me that, cold, T would have said, “Of course; why not?" [don’t have a definitive answer, but as a responsible gun owner, it does give me reason to pause. Your question reminds me of how disturbed | am when I see firearms instructors, match directors, safety officers and any num- ber of people in videos handling dum- my guns and dry-fire pistols as if they were toys. Muzzles are flying every which-way, fingers are going in and out of trigger guards indiscriminately, and so on. I, myself, have several such tools for training purposes and I'm very deliberate about observing the rules of firearms safety, no differently than I do with actual firearms. —Michael Brechner via email (One afternoon my wife had a child come over to play with our grandson. This child, like most kids, was very curious and had to see what was in the basement. He went down and found one of my toy guns sitting on top of a display cabinet. It was a .38 Special toy cap gun. He picked it up and pointed it at my grandson who knew that you don’t point any gun at anybody and he told his grandmother what his friend did. She immeditealy defused the situation. The child told his mother later that the grandfather hhas a lot of guns and we played with them. Luckly my wife explained what had happened but the mother was very upset that her baby was playing ina house that had guns in it ‘Unfortunatly most kids in this, day and age are not exposed to any Kind of guns, let alone toy guns. We should be careful and teach kids safe handling of any gun be it a toy or real gun, Bad habits are hard to break if not caught at an early age. When I watch the Andy Griffith Show it takes me back to a simple time when certain American values were not questioned, But to answer your question should Kids play with toy guns? It is a hard question to just say yes or no. —Arthur Cecchini Garrison, N.Y. Kids don’t need a gun of any kind to play gun’s. A stick or a finger can be a single-action six gun or a modern, ‘Mini Gun. My digit has fired millions of rounds in the last 68 years. Robert Martin via email Thave not allowed my daughter or son to play with toy guns as I wanted them to respect a gun asa tool. Also, living near the beach in southern California, there are a lot of people that feel guns are not acceptable. I ‘gfew up on a ranch and hunting was a way of life. My children are learning gun safety from me just like I learned from my granddad, If you ask them what a gun is for, their answer is a tool just like any other, but it has to be respected, Grant Suetzie via email “Show me the winner and I'll ask who the trainer was.” It is a parent's responsibility to teach the importance of gun discipline; what is real, what isa toy, what a gun can do, and how to handle them. These folks who con- demn before investigation will breed a society of persons who do not respect guns, or the importance of owning a weapon. I have three children who knew these things by age 6. —Paul A. Braddock via email ‘The cap gun versus real gun argument is nothing but a political correctness ploy. Growing up in the 50s, westerns were very popular. As kids we got to see the bad guy’ get shot and the good guys win. At playtime we would put on our holsters and cap pistols 0 out side and shoot ‘em up. But we were also taught the difference be- tween real guns and cap guns. My dad ‘made me memorize the gun safety commandments, On my 7th birthday was given a .410 single-shot shot- gun, I was allowed to hunt by myself after proving to my dad I was safety conscious. I still enjoyed the cap guns and the play time with my friends where we shot it out. But I was trained to know the difference between the two. The biggest influence my dad made in my developing mind was to take me out back and shoot a mellon with my shotgun and allow me to see the devastation done, Take the time and train a child and that child will gundigest.com{grow up not to fear firearms but to respect them for the tools they are. ‘—John W. Quirk It via email Everyone says kids need to be kept away from firearms but I believe this Is wrong. If we keep the guns from the kids who will be ready to pick up the mantle of defense when we need them? When I joined the Marine Corps in 1975, I knew about guns but not all my fellow Marines did, One from New York certainly did not. This lack of knowledge resulted in myself and ‘two others getting shot on the rifle range. One in the shoulder, one in buttocks and me in the leg. If ‘we don’t teach our kids, they turn out to be idiots and slaves. I don't know about everyone else but 1 want my family to be free. A. Mecann Dickson, Tenn. My young daughter, Savanna, age 10, does some shooting with me. I taught her gun safety on my own, as [used to be an IPSC range offi- cer, and she shoots a pink Crick- ‘ett .22. We also practice archery and shoot at our chickens with slingshots when they head for the garden or are crowing on the front porch! My little girl and I run around shooting Nerf guns at each other, and her friends join in if they come over to visit. Overall, I think that “playing guns" is great family fun, plus it provides exercise work- Ing off excess energy and valuable Insights into handling firearms. Kids learn about what guns do, and there is less mystery about the “big bad boogey gun,” since they learn to handle them safely. People who try to keep knowledge of guns away from their children just turn the guns into magical, mysterious and enticing objects. —Frank E. Stolper via email Now available at GunDigest Store.com Ta UTS SLT SMPEl S@0Tss0 > Gun Digest Shooter's Guide to the ARIS 5 point adjustable cushioned back and seat Fully adjustable shooting arm 's SOCIAL MEDIA @ GD— facebook com/gundigest Last round you'l ever need? See what the tests say about RLLP. ammo: hitp://bit.y/NBBlep Wide feet for extra stability 5 point adjustable legs ae Bench Master BENCHMASTERUSA.COM an Altus Brands, LLC company Follow Gun Digest on Facebook at www. facebook.com/gundigest and join this and other discussions regarding guns, shooting, ammo, issues and more. 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The only way the shooter knows where his shot went is when the target comes back up from the pits with a 3-inch white spotter stuck in the bullet hole. On, high mirage days, it's sometimes hard enough to see that 3-inch spotter. ‘My concer was the wind. I'd fired the previ ous shot with 15 clicks, or 7% minutes of right wind on my rifle. The mirage in the scope now indicated the wind was only worth about 10 clicks and it was falling. My shot was probably way out to the right side of the target, maybe a seven, or possibly a six. It would be easy to lose the match by shooting one six or seven. As I watched through the scope, the wind con- tinued to fall off, and it began to come in from. the left side. My target came up, and I grinned. got lucky. The wind had dropped off just as I fired, the shot and the spotter disc displayed a right side X, It was on the line, but it was still an X. 1 swung my spotting scope over to Steve Nelson's 14 | Gunbigest tempi MARCH 21,2014 target. It was a miss. I like Steve, but I have to ad- mit | was happy he'd shot a miss. He was the only ‘guy in Service Rifle class I was worried about, and he was now 10 points down, | looked back at the wind and it was building stronger on the left side. This was clearly a wind change, and the right wind I'd been so comfort- able with through the relay was gone. I took off the right windage and began clicking on left wind ... 12, 13, 14 clicks of left wind after shoot- ing an X with 15 clicks of right wind, My change represented a movement of point of impact of 145 inches. The whole target frame is only 72 inches wide. I watched the wind a few more seconds while 1 was plotting my shot and noting my windage change. I dropped a round into the magazine, and dropped the bolt. I checked the wind again, cleared my vision, breathed the gun up into the target, broke the trigger and prayed. Back on the scope, the wind was still running steady at 14 mph. I plotted my call and shot location while I watched the target carrier expose my last shot. It was another X, this one in the center. It was the best moment ever in my High Power shoot- ing career, and I've told the story a thousand times. And when I say a moment, [literally mean 4 moment. The whole process described aboveJohn Updike With one of the “shootingist” ‘women in the world, Nancy Gallagher, on the Butner, Author Photo took less than one minute. That day, I won the North State Regional 1,000-Yard Championship at Camp Butner, N.C., for the second time in many years, Going Long ve been encouraged by the recent interest in long-range shooting. I enjoy al- most every form of shooting, but precision position shooting has always ap- pealed to me, While I like the precision of benchrest competition because it involves extremely accurate rifles and ammunition, I prefer a broader kind of long-range shooting, where the skill of the shooter is more emphasized. Most ‘of my competitive shooting career was in the field of NRA High Power, and my definition of long range might be different from someone from a different back- ground, In High Power, long-range shooting begins at 800 yards as part of the Palma course of fire. Mid-range shooting is done at 600 yards, and 200 and 300 yards are considered short range. For most hunters and recreational shooters, any range beyond 300 yards is often considered long range, and this comes with good reason. Any shot at a game animal beyond 300 yards should only be attempted if the shooter has a good working knowledge of the trajectory of his rifle, and some idea of the ef- fects of wind. The primary reason for this is that a properly sighted-in rifle can stay within 4 inches of point of aim out to about 300 yards. In most situations, staying within 4 inches of point of aim is a reasonable goal and will suffice when, hunting most large game. Knowing Your Zero Beyond 300 yards, almost all rifles begin to require holdover or elevation ad- justment, and the effects of the wind become much more critical. The ability to consistently make good shots at long range doesn’t require any special tal- cent. It only requires preparation and judgment based on that preparation. Once fundigest.com UNDERSTANDING TWIST Normally, twist rates for rifle barrels present few problems. At tuly long ranges, the wrong twist rate can completely destroy a rifle’ ability to shoot well because, as the bullet slows down, the spinning motion that stabilizes the bullet slows, and it ean become so slow the bullet be- comes unstable. Heavy bullets with high ballistic coefficients maintain stability longer and lose less speed than lighter bullets, but they have to be stabilized, and this requires a faster or tighter twist because they travel down the barrel slower. Abullet that’s under-stabilized ‘may shoot really well at 300 yards, but be all over the target at 1,000. With the relatively short bare of the MIA/M14 ffs, this was a problem. | used a 1:10 twist barrel and 180-grain Matchkings, At 1,000 yards they were sometimes slightly keyholed as they passed through the target. I suspect they would have been hopeless at 1,100 or even 1,050 yards. I've been amused by all the recent .308 "sniper" rifles that have 20-inch bares with 1:12 twist fling, At 600 yards, such an arrangement will work fine. | suspect a sniper would have his work cut out at anything much past that.—D,). MARCH 21,2014 GunDiget meine | 1SMa er et a Ratu ce ‘than shooting ability. At 4,000 yalds eee eos Cer a eae ena SAY CAN'T TO CANT you've put the work in, there’s no excuse for not getting the elevation right. We now have range finders, ballistic calculators and even scopes with the elevation ntingatiehaslitte knob calibrated to the drop numbers of a specific load. Even though all this effet on accuracy. This is because information is quite good, there's no substitute for actually checking the point he line dine of sight a of impact at different distances for assurances the numbers are correct. I's been parallel, Ationg ran my experience that the numbers are almost always off a minute of angle or so, ve quite an sue and in most instances due to weather conditions, barrel length and other factors. have a spirit level to assure the gun Windage i fred without cant Imagine the Al the elevation information in the world won't get you on target unless you can figure out what the wind is going to do to your bullet in the time it takes to get to the target. At 1,000 yards, it takes a 180-grain Matchking from a 22-inch MIA barrel about two seconds to get to the target. By the time it gets there, my 3 19 match loads were no longer supersonic, and dropped through the target with facther up the crosshair, the leaning no supersonic snap. During this time, the bullet is high above the range. farther Remember, to hit a target at 1,000 yards, had to bring the sights up 38 min- ner When you run th utes or about 34 feet. The trajectory takes the bullet even higher than this, so knob up a revolution the wind the bullet is traveling through is not just a few feet off the ground becomes a major ssue. Your When scoring and coaching at 1,000 yards, a good coach can pick up the trace rust not alo aang of the bullet as it drops through the tree line behind the berm at Camp Butner hooting. and follow it into the target. This is a lot of exposure to wind, Miss the wind 16 | Gunbiget tempos MARCH 2, 2014 qundigesticby 2 mph and you're going to shoot an eight or seven. Miss the wind by 5 mph, and you're off the paper with little chance of getting back on. This all means the little wind me- ter you hold in your hand may not help. It only measures the wind where you're standing, and that may be substantially different from the wind where your bullet has to pass. On KD, or Known Distance ranges, there are normally wind flags, but the apparent angle of the flag can fool you based on your position on the range and these ‘can be confusing, Probably the most reliable wind indicator is mirage, the refraction of light waves by heat. Mirage indicates wind direction, speed in frequency and amplitude. I find it on average to be the most reliable way to gauge wind. Under certain conditions of low light, there can be an absence of mi- rage, so It can’t always be counted on. To properly read the amplitude and frequency of the mirage, you need some sort of horizontal line to com- pare, I like to read the top edge of the target, provided that’s a straight edge, asit is ona KD range. At 600 yards, this Is a good representation of the space where the bullet spends the most time. Remember to read an area above the target because it will give you a more realistic reading. Ground speeds tend to be lower than higher elevations where the bullet trav- els. When you read mirage through a scope, do so with the scope focused at mid-range to give a better represen- tation of strength and direction, The common theory is that deflection at short range has more affect because it’s exaggerated by the distance, but it’s been my experience that wind defle tion has about the same effect through all the bullet’s light because when the bullet is further down range, it’s going slower and therefore more affected. In ‘competitive shooting situations, most long-range shooters fire their shots in a very short length of time, reducing the opportunity for wind changes. Learning to reliably read wind is time consuming, and I don’t think there’s any other way to do it but to shoot in the wind in situations where you know within seconds where your last bullet went. Until recently, the only way to do this was to shoot on a range with pit targets where someone pulls and marks your target on every shot. Now, there are several companies who make cameras that will transmit your group to your iPad, computer screen or smartphone. Most of these devices even flash or mark the last shot. This is going to make learning to read wind a lot easier for those dedi. cated enough to actually shoot and pay attention, Ammunition Ammunition choices for long-range shooting are different from hunting or‘The bullseye on the conventional 2,000-yard target is 48 inches across and looks as emall ‘as the period placed at the end of a sentence at 1,000 yards. The 10 ring is 20 inches with ‘240:inch X ring, which also looks pretty small when shooting at such distances. Author Proto 18 | Gunigest nmin MARCH 27, 2014 WALL AMERICAN QUALITY, short-range shooting. The aerodynam- le characteristics of the bullet become an issue of paramount importance, since the bullet stays in the air for such along time. Up to about 300 yards, the shape of the bullet has little effect on trajectory. This is because the trajecto- ry at short ranges is based on the bullet at velocities very near muzzle velocity. Once you get past 600 yards, veloc ity falls off drastically and the falling rate of the bullet remains the same. AS an example, the 600 yard zero on my MIA .308 was just 13 minutes higher from 200 yards to 600 yards, but Thad to add another 28 minutes to be on at 1,000 yards. ‘The effects of wind are similar but quite a bit more linear. The faster the bullet travels, the less the effect of wind and gravity because the time of flight to the target is shorter. This Is why high velocity rounds are more popular with long-range shooters. The problem with the extreme end of high velocity cartridges is throat erosion. Most of the hyper-velocity cartridg- es will bum the accuracy out of a good barrel in under 1,000 rounds, while rounds like .308 Winchester might get as much a 5,000 rounds, Relating to barrel life is the practice among most conventional long-range shooters of not tailoring loads to a specific barrel/ rifle, With a practical barrel life of no more than 1,000 rounds, load testing in lots large enough for statistical rel- ‘evance to find the best load could pos- sibly use up the entire life of the rifle's barrel. The normal practice is to find a load that works well and use it without spending time on load development for a specific rifle/barrel combination. Putting It All Together Long-range shooting is still simply a matter of learning how to accomplish a task and using that knowledge to accomplish it. No two shots are ever quite the same, and successful long- range shooting requires good. skills and equipment, but it’s one of the most rewarding of all the aspects of shooting. 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Tce use Teak a CET ee Reta R ESD Tae) s ee) ae ee AN Re Cea ieee tee Le ee ee eRe eaeUNCGoing Yard Three of the best calibers available for lobbing shots 1,000 yards or those shooters who prefer to hunt paper, especially paper that is a long, long way away from the bench, there are several setups and cartridges that routinely fit the bill. First, the cartridge must be accurate. Second, it must be capable of launching bullets that are able to buck the wind, and provide the flat trajectory that the long distance shooters love. Now, there are several cartridges that throughout history could be relied upon to deliver the level of accu- racy that target shooters want. The military has spared no expense when it comes to develop- ment of quality cartridges. The well-respected 30-06 Springfield set the benchmark for rifle cartridges well over a century ago, and in spite of the fact that the entire world changed around it, it is still a very viable cartridge. However, there have been some advancements in car- tridge design that have given us a trio of cases that are certainly going to appear at long-range matches for many years to come-308 Winchester Trying to find a cartridge to replace the 30-06 Springfield was no easy task for the U.S. military. After World War II, the advancements in smokeless pow- der indicated to our military ballisti- cians that the same terminal perfor- mance that the .30.06 delivered could be attained in a smaller, lighter and more portable package. Experimenta tion with the .300 Savage eventually led to the 1-65, better known to the ‘world as the .308 Winchester, the 7.62 NATO or the 7.62x51mm. Case head diameter was exactly the same as the 30.06, but the case was shortened from 2.494 inches to 2.015 inches. It took the military until 1954 to adopt the 7.62 NATO, eventually end- ing up as the cartridge chosen for the M14 and M60 machine gun. However, the folks at Winchester beat them to the punch by two years, releasing the 308 Winchester in 1952 in the Model 70 bolt action and the revolutionary Model 88 lever action. The inevitable Dual Purpose Bore Brush JagBrushcom ‘© two radial diam © dual purpose e@ os dec "nt roves (CLEANERFASTER,cou ordered Tangle Patches Jagersnesourp are wonder Neve ha Sicha cleaned gun as ha Ithyour products: es incr eae ptents_ 336-608-9355 rer: 22 | GunDigest semper MARCH 27,2016 comparisons and ensuing arguments about the 308 and its predecessor, the .30-06, would become the stuff of legend and still rage on; but one thing is undeniable: the .308 is here to stay. It has proven to be one of those cases that can be referred to as “inherently accurate” (and that term itself is de- batable); itis relatively easy to load for and has the benefit of using the wide choice of .30 caliber bullets, When my dad got back from Army basic training in 1968, his training Federal Gold Medal Match 308, 168-grain Sierra Match- iKing: Long:range shooters tend to like the 4168-grain bullet wolght. Aurnor Peto When handloading for the with the M14 made a believer out of him, He was hitting silhouettes out to 350 meters with iron sights using military ammunition loaded with 168-grain FMJ bullets. When he came back from basic, he immediately pur- chased a bolt-action .308 Winchester and has hunted with that rifle for over 45 years. The long-range match shoot- ers have embraced that 168-grain bul- let weight, using Sierra MatchKing, Berger VLD, Nosler Custom Competi- tion and their ilk for their target work. 300 Winchester Magnum, the 180-grain Swift Scirocco Il and IMR4350 make for an exceptionally accurate long-range cartidge. author Prot.Velocities usually run just about 2,700 fps, which is enough to consis- tently hit 1,000-yard targets. Medium burn-rate powders work best in the 308, giving a good balance of velocity, case capacity and accuracy. IMR4064, Hogdgon's Varget and Alliant’s Relo: derl$ are all solid choices. There are match-grade bullets available in ranges from 155 grains up to 190 grains that would make good long-range choices In the .308. My pal Mark “Pig Newton” Nazi has a Remington Model 700 Po- lice in 308 that loves those 168-grain MatchKings over the top of a carefully measured load of Varget, and routine- ly produces /# minute-of-angle (MOA) groups out past 300 yards. My own pet loads favor IMR4064 and a 150-grain bullet, with group size near the same as Mark's. I'd also recommend picking up some premium brass. I like Horna- dy Match brass, Lapua, Norma and No- sler Custom, The Federal Gold Medal Match ammunition features the Sierra 168-grain Sierra MatchKing, and ranks among the most accurate factory am: munition available. I know for certain that the .308 has cemented its place in the long-range target world; after all, 50,000 snipers can’t be wrong. -300 Winchester Magnum During the late 1950s, Winchester took the .375 Holland & Holland Magnum case and began to experiment with making some new cases. They began by shortening the case length from 2.85 inches down to 2.5 inches, so as to fit properly in a long action rifle (the same as the ,30-06). They necked it up and down, resulting in a famous trio of cartridges: the .264, .338 and 458 Winchester Magnums. These car- tridges were quickly embraced by the shooting world, filling several voids in the cartridge lineup. So in 1963, when Winchester announced that they would introduce the fourth in the line, the .300 Winchester Magnum, every- one expected a similarly dimensioned case necked to 308. Nah, Winchester surprised everyone by extending the case length out to 2.62 inches, which is just about the longest case you can stuff into a standard long-action rifle. They moved the shoulder forward, to increase case capacity, leaving a neck just .264 inches long. what they had created: a lon; cartridge that came very close to the ballistic performance of the magnum- length action .300 Weatherby. It was a cartridge so good that it very nearly pushed the venerable .300 H&H Mag- num off the stage and into obscu- nity. That’s no easy feat, as that H&H cartridge had previously won the Wimbledon Cup and made quite the reputation in the target and hunting worlds. The boys at Winchester had a T wasn’t introduced to the .300 Win- nie until I received one as a gift for my 30" birthday and this rifle really got my motor revved. It was fast, hit hard, and Dear Lord, was it accurate. After developing my handload, shooting '& amNY ena lax SHOP UT aaa ag SILENCER doesn't mattrifyou are overseas ona covert opor hee at home as part of eer ert. ots ee ee ee eee ere) MARCHL27, 2014 GunDigetsempane | 23or sometimes 4 MOA wasn't out of the question. This case has a prefer- cence for longer bullets, and for long- range work this is a blessing, The high ballistic coefficient of the longer .30 caliber bullets allows the projectile to buck the wind much better than their lighter counterparts, and they retain more energy for a flatter trajectory at the longer ranges. With 180-grain Si- cerra MatchKings, my .300 Winchester will give a muzzle velocity of 2,975 fps, a full 400 fps faster than the .308 Winchester. ‘There are several bullets that really shine in the .300 Winchester Mag- num, The 180-grain match bullets come immediately to mind, along with the 190-grain Nosler Custom ‘Competition and Sierra MatchKings. Hornady’s 208-grain A-Max has been proven winner, having a good com- bination of velocity and retained fong- range energy. Berger Bullets makes a 21S-grain Hybrid Target Bullet that makes a great 1,000-yard target choice, having a combination of tangent and, secant ogives for a truly optimum bal- listic coefficient. If you're a handloader, you'll want good, well-trimmed brass (my guns have’ always shown an affinity for Norma brass), and I like the Federal GM215M Gold Medal Match large rifle magnum primer, For a powder choice, you're going to want something on the slower side of things, probably IMR4350 orslower.Ilike Reloder 19 and. 28, H4831SC, IMR4350 and IMR7828, depending on the bullet choice. | also like to allow the case to headspace off the shoulder, not the belt, and often times I've had the best accuracy results, when I neck size the brass, allowing for better bore alignment, ‘One of the most ringing endorse- ments for the .300 Winchester Mag- ‘num is the fact that U.S. Army snipers have made the switch from the .308 Winchester to the .300 Win. Mag. in ‘more than 3,000 rifles. Fora .30 caliber long-range rifle, the .300 Win, Mag. re- ally is hard to beat -338 Lapua Based on the venerable .416 Rigby, a rimless non-belted magnum case, and necked down to hold long .338-inch diameter bullets, this isa serious long- range cartridge. The case has a capac- For the .338 Lapua, Sierra 250-grain MatchKings and Nosler 300-grain Accubonds are top bullet choices. Use the slowest burning powder you can find when handloading, Autor Prot 24 | GunDiges scmapane MARCH 27,2016 ity of just over 114 grains of water, and can push 300-grain bullets in the realm_of 2,700 fps. From its concep- tion, it was a long-range sniper and target cartridge; in fact it holds the record for the longest confirmed kill in battle. A British sniper made a one- shot confirmed kill at over 2,700 yards in Afghanistan. This Finnish cartridge ‘was introduced in 1989 and produces some impressive ballistics, and accord- ingly some hellacious recoil. It is defi- nitely a candidate for a muzzle brake. Remington and Savage both chamber affordable rifles for the .338 Lapua; Remington in their Model 700 Police and Savage in their Model 110BA. Enter Pig Newton once again. He called me up and said, “You've got to see what I’ve got!” When we met at the range, he introduced me to what he calls “The Leprechaun.” A Remington 700 Police chambered for .338 Lapua, sweet muzzle brake, Leupold VX-3 8.5- 25x scope and a bunch of handtoads in Hornady cases with Sierra 250-grain MatchKing boat-tail hollow points. 1 ‘was immediately impressed with the recoil level; it was comparable to a 30-06, That is noteworthy when you realize those 250-grain bullets are leav- ing the muzzle at over 3,000 fps. Then, there was the accuracy. Group size ranged between 4 and 4% MOA, and with that good glass on top, shooting the big gun was a pleasure. The rifle features a five-shot magazine, which won't hinder benchrest shooting by getting in the way of the sandbags. Bullets available for the .338 Lapua include Sierra MatchKings in both 250 and 300 grains, both hollow-point boat-tails, Berger 300-grain Hybrid Open Tip Match and Nosler’s Cus- tom Competition 300-grain hollow- point boat-tail. If you load your own, you'll want the slowest burning pow- ders available. Hodgdon’s 11000 and HSOBMG, Ramshot’s Magnum, Alli- ant’s Reloder 25 and IMR7828 are good choices. You'll definitely want a mag- ‘num rifle primer to ignite the powder charges that approach 100 grains. ‘There are other choices for your target rifle, but you really can’t go ‘wrong if you choose one of these three for your long-range work, Enjoy the 1,000-yard shuffle. cormRIFLES // LONG-RANGE COLT EXPANDS M2012 LONG-RANGE LINEUP BY DOUG HOWLETT ‘When Colt teamed up with Cooper Firearms of Montana to create a tactica-styled bolt-action designed expressly for distant targets, long: range fans were thrilled, The M2012SA308 (lef) in what else, .308 Win, has been a hit, even with its current $3,795 price tag. I’ not bad when you figure the rifle is unique in that it combines the engineering might ‘and know-how of historical firearms giant Colt withthe custom touches ‘and performance expected from a company like Cooper Nowy, the M20125A308 has two new brothers—three actually—starting with the M2012MT3OBT (right) in .308 and ft with a Manners composite stock of lightweight airraft-grade carbon fiber and fiberglass. The 22-inch rmatch-grade stainless barrel has a 1:10 twist. The gun weighs in at 10% pounds, measures 44 inches overall and retails for $3,195, The next offering is the M2012LT308G/M201.2LT260G (center), two guns actually with the same features, the first in .308, the other in.260 Rem, Designed with the hunter in mind, it mates a match- ‘fade fluted chrome-moly steel barel atop a custom gray laminated hardwood stock. Bath weigh BY pounds, measure 44 inches overall and wil retail for $2,795. 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It can also help you take your shots to the middle of your target! ait long enough and you'll find wind in most_ places. Wind is always there—some- times idling, always ready to roar. The earth itself hunkers against a Wyoming wind. It bends thick trees and dull the edges of big rocks Bullets haven't a chance. ‘The first pronghorn I shot in Wyoming fell to my 722 Remington in 6mm. It was a long poke. | nudged the vertical wire to the buck’s nose. Wind pushed that 90-geain soft-point as far as gravity pulled it from my sightline—about 18 inches. ‘The most recent Wyoming pronghorn to wear 26 | GunDigestemapane MARCH 27,2014 my tag wasn't much closer. But the wind didn’t interfere, My 105-grain .243 bullet dropped right in, with no perceptible drift. A full-value wind is perpendicular to the bul- let's path. It blows from 9 o'clock to 3 o'clock, or vice versa. It has more effect than wind of equal speed from oblique angles. Wind from behind you (6 o'clock) or in front (12 o’clock) has essen- tially no effect at ordinary ranges. Why? Remem- ber that a bullet clocking 3,000 fps encounters terrific wind resistance even in still conditions. It generates its own headwind, in fact a 2,000- mph gale. The effect of a 20-mph headwind or tallwind is negligible, At extreme range, a strongTiny bullets seem drift prone, but speed works in your favor to offset the effect of wind. Autor Photo headwind or tailwind can show up in groups from very accurate rifles. But, besides obvious ‘change in air resistance, along the bullet’s axis, ‘you must consider the bullet’s angle of flight. A horizontal tailwind pressures the top of the bul- let, and a horizontal headwind angles into its belly. That’s because bullets travel nose-up and, unlike porpoising arrows, stay that way through- ‘out their flight. A descending bullet is not a div- ing bullet. It is like a football thrown long. And more bul- let weight lies behind mid-point than in front. So, while the attitude of a bullet fired at a distant target may not be off horizontally by much, or stay absolutely constant in flight, you can as- sume a mild tilt. A tailwind pushes down as it pushes forward, while a headwind gives the bul- let a lift as it boosts nose pressure. In sum, almost every other variable you'll encounter shooting long will have a greater effect on impact point than will 6 o'clock or 12 o'clock winds. Wind far from the muzzle, where your bullet has lost speed, moves that bullet more than does the same wind close up. On the other hand, a wind-induced change in the bullet’ flight angle at the muzzle is multiplied over distance. Think fundigest.com of drift as a trajectory. Wind and gravity move bullets in parabolic paths. Incidentally, rifling twist can put a vertical component into drift. Right-hand spin in a 3 o'clock breeze gives bul- lets a lift to 10 o'clock. Wind from the left sends those bullets to 4 o'clock. ‘Vulnerability to wind depends on bullet veloc- ity and ballistic coefficient, or BC. Bullets of simi- lar BC show roughly the same drift, For exam- ple, Nosler's 130-grain .270 Partition has about the same nose shape and sectional density as its 140-grain 7mm, 165-grain .308 and 210-grain 338. Their BC values range from .390 to .440, Launched at 3,000 fps, all drift about six inches at 200 yards in a 20-mph crosswind. Drop the BC valuation to, say, .290, and you get S0 percent ‘more drift—with the same starting speed My introduction to wind came in smallbore rifle matches. Moving from indoor to outdoor ranges, I felt as though I'd been plucked from a wading pool and dropped into the North Atlan- tic. Wind flags and “windicators"—fans with tails that swung on ball bearings—showed us wind speed and direction. Even a light breeze could shove a .22 bullet actoss a couple scoring rings. But windicators at the line didn’t tell the MARCH 27,2014 GunDigetdemmpae | 27|_| CLEARANCE EVENT > F “| Save big on top firearm brands. Det prceraniry Remington. £297 \ @ 201 |g i 27, 4 ol Pr 1 .97whole story. They’d hum lazily with nary a flip of their tails, while my bullets jumped in and out of the 10- ring. The flags at $0 and 100 yards, however, affirmed that downrange conditions were unstable. Wind at the target could even run opposite that at the line. I'd see flags in full flap at 100 yards, other flags limp at 50. Or windicators would spin furiously to the left, while mid-range flags lifted to the right and 100-yard flags kicked left again. A bullet sent through that gauntlet flew a ziz-zag course; shoot- ing during mixed signals was perilous. The patter of shots would die out as savvy marksmen waited for more fa- vorable conditions. Favorable doesn't necessarily mean still. Itis possible to shoot well in wind, if you're zeroed for that condition ot “shade” for it. Zeroed for predominate drift, you get more shooting time dur- ing a match. You can afford to hold your fire during let-offs and pick-ups, or at least reduce the number of shots you must fire under those conditions, ‘Smart shooters make notes about the wind on a new range, so they learn Its idiosyncrasies. The Spokane range, where I often competed, is on a river- bank, Wind typically angles across the line from 7 or 8 o'clock, then bounces off the bank and hits the targets from 4 o'clock. If you minded the wind only at the line, you'd make a mistake. Centerfire rifles can drive bullets through moderate wind without sig- nificant deflection at normal hunting yardage. Even a 170-grain flat-nose 30-30 bullet drifts less than two inch- es in a 10-mph full-value wind at 100 yards. A 25-mph wind, strong enough to sway trees, pushes that .30-30 bul- let only four inches. Pointed bullets from the 30-06 fare better. Even wind that picks up small dogs and trashcan lids has little effect at modest ranges or when the angle is acute, But, as trajec- tory becomes steeper, the farther a bul- let gets from the muzzle, so deflection becomes greater at long range. For any distance, when wind speed doubles, you get double the drift Halve wind speed, and you halve drift. Reduce angle from 90 degrees and you reduce drift proportionately. Change shot distance, however, and the drift may surprise you. A 130-grain .270 bullet launched at 3,000 fps drifts only there so fast: in about 1/10-second. It doesn’t drop much at 100 yards, either. about %-inch at 100 yards in a 10- mph wind, But, at 200 yards, itis three Inches off course—four times as much. ‘AC 300 yards, it drifts seven inches, at 400, 13. Why? Well, there's little drift at 100 yards, because the bullet gets Drift and drop increase significantly between 100 and 200 yards—thank deceleration. Drift quadruples in the second hundred yards. Alas, there's no convenient constant for comput ing drift farther out. Drift for our .270 [At 250 yards with a 6.5 Creedmoor, Wayne aimed a foot windward of this val rhebok and ‘dropped it cleanly. Understanding how wind would affect his bullet was eritieal. Aucror Photo C2205 fe i510 fun soting ifyon cnt hi the target From thefrtuse it was ike geting anew set of ats, PEEP SIGHTING SYSTEM (© Perfect vision with prescription, contacts, safety and sunglasses @ Iwo apertures included in a handy, durable case a aoa a pula nc i aye asst aC eS Men ena er MARCH 21,2014 Gunbigestdenupane | 29bullet at $00 yards is only 60-percent ‘greater than at 400, For many popular big-game loads, a rule of thumb is to allow an inch of drift at 100 yards. Triple that at 200. Double the 200 drift at 300, and dou- ble the 300 drift at 400. Bullets that aren't as sleek or as fast test that rule, but, for popular cartridges, discrepan- cies are negligible until you get past 400. For the .223 and Kin, use 14 inches as the 100-yard drift figure. For “woods” rounds like the .30-30, allow two inches at 100, and triple the 200- yard drift at 300. A bullet’s rate of deceleration and its vulnerability to wind increase with. drag. A bullet the shape of a soup can is not well adapted for flight. But light- weight spitzers, like 50-grain 223s, also have puny ballistic coefficients, because their sectional densities (ra- tio of weight to the square of diam- eter) are low. A sleek bullet short for ‘Target shooting and hunting are different. The breeze can easily blow bullets off target and lead to wounded game, The hunter held into the wind to kill this big pronghom. hor Photo 30 | Gunbigetuemipne MARCH 2, 2036 its diameter can have as much trouble cleaving air as a longer bullet with a blunt nose. All else equal, fast bullets buck wind better than slow ones, and a bullet that retains its speed better keeps a truer course through down- range wind, Rate of deceleration heavily influ- ences long-range drift. Muzzle speed can, in fact, become all but irrelevant. Long noses with sharp tips give bul- lets aerodynamic shape. But it’s easy to give too much credit to the bullet nose. The first .l-inch of the nose can be flat, round or pointed without ma- terially affecting trajectory or drift. It is the ogive—the leading curve—that matters more. Boat-tail bullets offer little advan- tage at normal hunting ranges, but remain a unanimous choice of long- range shooters. Far away, the boat-tail shows an edge, which is why target shooters favor it when firing on targets set out as far as 600 and even 1,000 yards away. No matter how well your bullet re- sists wind, hitting at distance depends on your ability to predict drift. Early in my competitive shooting, rifleman Dick Nelson (who helped Boeing de- sign the first moon buggy), put it this way: “Learn to read mirage and your bullets will hop into the X-ring like trained pigs.” Mirage can show a target that isn't there, by “floating” the image in the direction the air currents are moving. You can't see mirage at all distances at once. You'll either see the strongest mirage or the mirage at the range for which your scope is focused. To get the most information about the wind that most affects bullets, competitive marksmen focus their spotting scopes to read mirage just shy of the targets. Mirage that’s bumpy and moving slowly indicates a light breeze. When mirage disappears with no change in light’ conditions, it’s often because wind has picked up. Mirage that boils vertically signals a still condition—but beware, asa boil commonly precedes a reversal in wind direction or, of course, a pick-up. 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In modern times, the back-up gun has been cartied in deep concealment, ready and wai ing to allow the defensive shooter to stay in the fight. One of the main uses for the back-up gun is when the primary handgun has been hit by an attacker’s bullet and rendered. useless. Un- trained shooters often aim at the thing they are most concerned about and, in many cases, that is the handgun. This very thing happened to one of the FBI agents involved in a famous shootout ‘with Miami bank robbers in 1986 when his auto- loading pistol was taken out of commission by incoming fire. The middle of a fierce gunfight is no place to be holding an inoperative handgun, so transitioning to a back-up may just save your life one day. Another use for the back-up gun is when the primary gun runs dry. It is extremely difficult to fundigest.com count the number of rounds one has fired when there are bullets flying all around. ‘We generally know that we are out of ammo when the auto’s slide locks to the rear or the revolver hammer clicks on an empty chamber. While a speed reload may be the solution, there can be times when it is more advisable to transi- tion to another gun. Carrying a back-up gun pro- vides the option to resolve a particular problem in more than one way. Experiencing a jam or malfunction in the pri- ‘mary handgun is another reason to consider the back-up gun. For our purposes here, a malfunc- tion is a problem that can be resolved with the hands, while a jam is something that needs tools to fix. (In the case of a jam, the gun will prob- ably need to go to a gunsmith to get it back in working order.) Malfunctions such as a stovepipe or failure to feed may be cleared fairly quickly, if the shooter has practiced the proper clearance drills, However, resolving a double-feed situation takes much longer. In revolvers, a cartridge case slipping under the extractor can take quite some time to clear, as isthe case when the extractor rod has backed out. Again, one should know how to Clear the various malfunctions common to their handgun, but a back-up gun provides another option to dealing directly with the problem. Choosing a back-up gun to fit a person’s specif- ic needs has never been easier. There was a time, in the not too distant past, when the only selec- MARCH 21,2016 Gunbigestdemupane | 33Sector Cerise Peet rary Ce ee os poets gee oka ees Pore eed ees 34 | Gunbigest semper MARCH 27,2016 tions consisted of a few small .38 Spe- cial revolvers and a handful of small auto-loaders generally chambered for 32 ACP or .380 ACP. Thanks to an increased interest in personal-defense and modern technology, that has all changed. Polymer construction has allowed for some very small pistols, and modern technology allows us to have 9mm, .45 ACP and .357 Magnum, back-up guns of a diminutive size that were formerly only dreamed of. The police officer and armed citizen can. now carry a back-up gun that is small and lightweight enough to be comfort- able, yet one that still packs a signifi- ‘ant payload. ‘Theammunition companies haven't been asleep on the job, either. Ad- vanced bullet designs have increased the defensive performance of hand- ‘gun loads, so that a .32 or 380 auto, if that is your choice, are not to be taken lightly by any attacker. ‘Today, there are so many good back- up guns available that it is virtually impossible to list all of the suitable candidates, Instead, let’s look at some of the characteristics that all good back-up guns should possess, ‘The first important characteristic of a back-up gun should be reliability. It must function. And it must function reliably with the ammunition cho- sen. Fortunately, most handguns from reputable manufacturers will meet this, test, Cate should be taken with auto pistols to test each magazine, too. The ‘garbage can is the place for any maga- Zine that doesn’t work. Using quality magazines, quality ammunition, and keeping the pistol properly cleaned and lubricated will go a long way to- wards insuring reliability. I still carry a five-shot revolver as back-up, because of the reliability is- sue, though I will also freely admit that part of my choice is due to famil- iarity. Still, the double-action revolver is about as reliable a gun as man is capable of creating, and it will stand more neglect than the average auto pistol. However, today that is more ‘a matter of splitting hairs, thanks to the increased reliability of the modem semi-auto. ‘The back-up gun should be small and lightweight enough that it can gundigest.combe comfortably worn throughout the waking hours of the day. While any defensive handgun should be comforting Instead of comfortable, if it is too heavy, a person will start looking for excuses to leave it behind—you're only run- ning down to the comer store for a loaf of bread. What could possibly happen? ‘The back-up gun should be powerful enough to reliably stop an attack. For most of us, that means it should be .38 Special, 9mm, or larger (although a good argument can be made for the .380 and .32 autos with modem defen- sive ammunition). We often hear the argument that any handgun caliber will kill a man, when the bullet is properly placed. But we are not concerned with killing, nor are we concerned with the fact that an attacker hit with a .22 will die in a few hours or days. We are concerned with ending the confrontation as quickly and efficiently as possible. ‘The smart person will carry the most powerful handgun that he or she can shoot quickly and accurately and con- ceal effectively. The task of the back-up gun is to save your life. Don’t skimp and expect a little dog to do a big dog's job. Where should you carry your back-up gun? Ankle hol- sters are comfortable to wear and will conceal a small pis- tol quite nicely. But getting to them is the problem. Draw- ing from an ankle holster requires one to either kneel or to stand on one leg during the draw, Neither position Is a ‘good place to be in the middle of a gunfight. I thinka far better choice is to carry the back-up gun some- where around the mid-line of the body. Pocket carry makes a lot of sense, assuming one is not wearing tight jeans. The pocket chosen for carrying the back-up gun should be emp- ty of everything else; you sure don't want to make your draw and find your key ring hanging from the pistols rear sight. Numerous holster companies offer some excellent choic- es in pocket holsters. I prefer the leather ones manufac- tured with the rough side of the leather on the outside. This creates a bit of friction between the holster and the pocket lining during the draw and allows the holster to remain in the pocket. Another good carry method for back-up guns is to carry in the waistband, under the shirt. Several companies offer elastic bands that fit around the waist and have an integral holster for the small handgun. If you're into western wear, a snap-button shirt will speed up your draw considerably. If not, lower buttons can be fastened to the front tab of the shirt so that it appears to be buttoned, while Velcro strips that have been sewn on actually close the shirtfront. Either way, the shirtfront can be quickly ripped open to access the back-up gun. Several companies are now making T-shirts that have pistol pockets on either side, just under the armpit. These can be quite comfortable, but one still has to find a way to get the shirt front open quickly. In a similar vein, law enforcement officers will find some manufacturers making holsters that can be fastened to the side tabs of the ballistic vest worn under the uniform shirt. 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ICR ate Pe: ud Sem go Reece CS co Ree aed Naas eMC eect ag PMI Ma Orc n ayaa Rel kere aos PS a acta Ren ence oa eer Seca Nae RGR)Aesthetically, it’s true to its Benelli roots, with a long re- ceiver, excellent walnut stock and brilliant silver bolt body. If Benelli introduced a reskinned version of thelr older mod- els it would sell because, well, quite simply, it’s a Benelli but the Ethos has some innovative new changes that help secure its place as one of the best semiautomatic shotguns available for hunting. The Ethos si and gt Tor starters, e's examine the features that remain from wolght. Even the 12 gauge Version with a 28:nch barrel existing guns and why they work so well. The Inertia-Driven ‘welghs only 6.5 pounds, mak- system is operated when the gun moves rearward after fir- Ing it easy to carry all day. ing. For a brief instant, the bolt remains locked, and when ‘he forneme le stoadies, and it releases, the inertia spring compresses and the bolt head the overall balance ofthis gun is super. Author Proto moves rearward, Once the bolt moves rearward, the recoil spring pushes it back into place, chambering another shell and locking the rotating bolt head into the barrel via steel lugs. There's no need for adjustment and no need for ex- tensive cleaning of fouled gas systems on the Inertia-Driven system design ‘The Ethos performs like other Benellis of the past, which is to say very well. But the new Ethos has some welcome additions, namely a large, rounded, easy-to-access cartridge drop button and a bigger bolt release. Another key feature is the patented Easy Locking System, which makes it easier to lock the bolt in place, Older Benellis required you to drop the bolt hard to rotate the bolt head and lock the action for firing, If you didn’t, the gun didn’t fire, The new system eliminates much of that worry. It worked flawlessly for me, and | even tried to lightly drop the bolt to see if it would fire. It did, locking into place each time, even when 1 inten- tionally screwed up. The large, easy-to-use bolt release is a nice upgrade that will allow hunters to load more quietly. Ethos barrels are stamped with the term “Power Bore Crio Barrel.” For those who aren't familiar with the concept, Benelli’ engineers freeze the barrels, and this process is le- signed to help align the molecules in the steel for a more consistent and accurate patterning. The rib is carbon fiber, and the Ethos offers the option to change rib heights as, needed based on where you want to center your point of impact. The gun I tested had a red fiber optic bead, but «green and yellow will also be included with production, fl uns, There's a small mid-rib bead as well. The receiver Ldadlsh on my test gun was anodized black, but there Is also Fre an engraved nickel-plated version. ‘ction: Inertia-rven semi-auto Points Naturally, Swings Smoothly ‘The wood on this gun is extremely good, as you ‘might expect on a shotgun that costs around $2,000, but I think the Ethos is a step above ‘many competitors. It’s got ample checkering on the shallow pistol grip, and the forearm is narrow with a finger groove along the barrel. If you're used to shooting gas guns, the forearm will feel narrow, but its very comfortable and makes the gun point Receiver Anodized (also available In engraved nickel) Barrel: 26", 28" (tested) Chokes: 410, IMF Removable tigger unit ‘MA grade satin walnut 495° 65 bes. naturally and swing smoothly. Its low eT) profile, and the angle of the wrist and the narrow forearm make this one beneliusa.com of the best bird guns I've held. It's 38 | Gundiget sempune MARCH 27, 2016 gundigest.comten echecly ii saan 1 oe CneSh hehe soem donate pensar tnepan hal toes: tie inl of teen er gpronaal Gas gia ace seal een tate pent en ireberere sen iiniven crating systems extended the rearward recol energy, while inertia guns have {one ae pence, Mase Deel is scensias, asd hag 968 GW do something about it. I figured that saarta Scoala Che Br sine my tes waa ay Re, nd fsa bigs, a Santon Sper, deh BENE ol ncige & Rue os NNN alien etoeidoctsamucabcoseapien dnd potentially cumbersome, but if ok. att, ee None etapa tring’s tena tapecdon siege eoatel fora wo be mes coll pad witha plastic insert that re245.— 755 ease wortad wat or Onde sanasante During th tent canoer “Progressive Comfort.” You'll feel the fans danpte ving a wide range of abel rom Teaunce target onde te hoary Sacounes difference, though. This gun kicks a field loads. No adjustments to the gun were needed to fire the different shells. Author Phot: TURNBULL MANUFACTURING COMPANY f IN Vintace Firearm Restoration & HISTORICAL METAL FINISHES MODERN FIREARM MANUFACTURING TurNBuLL TAR-15 + Upper & Lower Crafted from 8620 Carbon Steel + Color Case Hardening + Chrome Lined Barre! + American Walnut Stocks + Oversized Integral Trigger Guard for Gloved Finger + Stock Shape May Vary From Suppliers in 225 was developed for the shooter or collector that wants a and infends fo add their own sighting system, Like all Turnbull hifles the TAR 15 features workmanship and detail that is mark of a Turnbull firearm. Call or visit our website for pricing and availability! _WWW.TURNBULLMFG.COM 85-657 6558 = [email protected] ‘This semi-automatic rifle in 293. one rifle fundigest.com MARCH 21,2016 Gunbigest compass | 39Gun NEALE oa) k / Ab & Dieter aa pope cal yee racer rel GLOCK Ya POR ieee rata Subscribe now and get a 14-day ait i) Inthe field and at the range, the Ethos performed perfectly. it accounted for a limit of pheas PLETE ants and was confortable enough for 100 rounds of sporting clays. Its long history of ability insures that your Ethos wil last for thousands and thousands of rounds. It isn't cheap, but the quality is high and it's a worthy addition to the Benelli lineup. Ano P 40 | candieslot ess than other Inertia-Driven semi- autos, and you'll be able to get back ‘on target much more quickly. 1 shot 100 rounds at the clays range, which served two purposes. First, I wanted to see how the Ethos fared when asked to cycle 100 %-ounce light target loads (no problems at all), and I wanted to see what my shoulder felt like after the session. I was pleasantly surprised, even a little shocked, at how little the gun kicked, There's a comfort- able black plastic insert on the top of the comb of the stock, and the recoil pads are interchangeable to adjust for length of pull from 13% to 15 inches, After the range session, I took the Ethos to the field. I joined friends Kevin Kratzer and Steve and Rob Tay- lor at Buckeye Pheasant Farms in New Lebanon, Ohio, and spent a few hours hunting up birds behind one of the preserve’s English Setters, The weather ‘was miserable, and the spitting rain left the fields soaked, but we did get up some birds. As we walked the fields, [was impressed by just how light the Ethos was. I’s an easy gun to carry all day, but the real test was when the birds fished The new Benelli was quick to the shoulder, and the Progressive Comfort System does a good job of minimizing recoil. That's good news when you're spending a day at the clays range, but it's also important when you're swing- ing on a flushing pair and you need to ESN get off a second shot in a hurry. That day the birds were massed in a row of tees, and where one flushed others were likely to follow. It was no prob- em with the Ethos; simply shoulder the gun, swing, fire and get back on target. The new Ethos isn't really new at all, but rather an evolutionary step forward for Benelli, These guns will be available in 2014, but if enough hunters get their hands on this Ital- jan beauty, they won't be around very long. 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Yes, when I was a kid in Ver- Do you still compete? No, between work and family I don't have time but my father still does. He retired a few years back and is big into cowboy ac- tion shooting. On any given weekend the motor home is headed to an event. It is a great lifestyle, and there are plenty of really fun people that do it, mont, most of our family activ ties surrounded hunting. I can't tell you how old I was when I killed my first deer, but L was very young. We hunted a lot of upland birds, especially grouse and wood- cock. We did a lot of waterfowl, too. When we couldn't hunt, we would shoot skeet and trap. I got into sporting clays because it was more realistic to the hunting 1 did. As a family we competed. It was alot of fun. What was the path you took to become CEO and Presi- dent of Taurus? ‘That is a long story. I will give you the abridged version. When I ot out of college I started work- ing for Maytag in an oven plant. ‘That gave me eight great years of industrial manufacturing expe- rience. I also learned that I love operating a forklift. To this day I have a forklift operator license, although I rarely get to run one. After that I went to the Reming- ton Shooting School, which was an excellent way to pull the trig- So you are a shotgun guy? It isn’t as though I don’t love rifles, but as a kid I mostly shot shotgun and pistol. I became a sporting clay instructor and shot LPS.C. Of course, my dad made ‘me start with a revolver and speed. loaders. I still love the classic feel of a revolver and the trigger disci- pline that it teaches. get and meet some terrific people. T think 1 was in Pittsburgh and saw an ad for a sales rep in the gun business. At the time I didn’t Know who it was, but it turned out to be Beretta. I spent five years as the northeast sales rep before they moved me to the Midwest. That was a key opportunity to learn about the sales side of business. Sig Sauer was looking for a Di- rector of Sales, $0 I took that job. Then I spent time with Mossberg and even worked with a muzzle- loading company, Traditions. Then Taurus called you and the rest is history? Not quite. My wife had a busi- ness, an outdoor outfitting com- pany. We were trying to slow things down, and so I was helping her with that. Taurus kept calling, and though I was honored, 1 re- ally didn’t take it too seriously. Her business was doing well, and working for a huge company wasn't the plan. Then the chair- man called me from Brazil. Out of respect, I agreed. That led to a weeklong interview in Brazil, Obviously they convinced you. Yes, it was such a great oppor- tunity. It was a chance to make a difference. 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SAMSHFETYHareoiess Oe Lena Suz 3cl Se Mal 0 Bue oh soe pty eve gi i ht acon, es Sty ew epi ts, 4) nlsopus com Dek eg Sa 8 218 gama SAW STRAIGHT ine frat engl et wth eb cae & esses, 7 Due cro, S205, 80 Dik oy 20-9715 gone oy AM ne ZA MASTERPECe Poti Ss pte ees dros ts en Cues 207 741288 gdsioe MARCH 27,2014 GunDigetiempene | 2AERRNERANEERREEERREEERENER ARERR RREER REE EE RREER REAR RREEE AREER RENEE AREER REEE REE 210 Mill Street, Lancaster, MA 01523-2046 er | PACK AND POSTAL CENTER Tel. (978) 368-0910 — Fax (978) 368-3326 3-Day Inspection $20.00 shipping for long guns and handguns All firearms sold as “used” collector items only. Satisfaction Guaranteed. 3% restock fee for items paid with charge cards bility for live firing, We do not test fire or guarantee suit ALL ANTIQUE AND BLACK POWDER FIREARMS (NO FFL NEEDED TO ORDER] HOES EGS HII ISITE ITSO TAT TTA ITAA PISTOLS AND REVOLVERS: 4H Colt 22 Short th Mate Lord and 0 Cos Se of Dros Poison fae 2 bara bh mit aes," show 0% gral ot pl wh ed Nar an apr amit inn met of peace” ig," shan 8% on gl pad tame and bed taro ramnr ant spur gg rat sre Waa ‘itso aps, et Iuncion an bah sts, cael np tp Wn saned case wih evel case Shows ite day wat Bx SOS we ss wih caseage "DER" SU sera unbes ican) $835 ‘2H. Colt.2 Shor ath Model “Lady” Derringer (3S Ps 2 tare mh int Bots on a itl 882% agra ol pn wih uo Farmar an pur gus on ay iain oa of ea “sh rs, "DER sui sal ures a corso, ‘it whi ie ete casei pit ay ar dri on ave wih a a, tegen an angant hse lo ne, ptt mechanical candi, ied sro 1971 (CBR) 65 ‘44. 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Davis Industries 52 ACP Model P-32 Auta Ps 2% tel wim ae, ae Bac sh, ed Sights, rome palo gs ung mi soa anna voed fs, 6 round pune, xe non 105 6H, EAA, .22 LR Model EASA “Bounty Hunter” Se Aion fel 4% bare wih int on, 9% oil, dt ase pen a igh, anne tok salty alow ay Ting" wtbout map, i cnr bak lsc urbrslggs,shows ii a 0st ‘dis ls lx pa, xl ncn flan ra $195 ‘94, RE. 380 ACP Model Markit APRS ics Pb fo Pl 8.38 bare wih it te, 88% orga mate lk sh wn Sau ican Poe Seve” stabs! gp nd "SAPS" oni et ste, aering ruber, “a. 0 aden Pungo ah ial sina mate on Fan, los unc ané asses ke a Wafer PP, mt Blk pte aces gp spas ue and cones angel So ean ea ap ols wir spd stats mart ard) ting urbe gy wl magi, ert ‘uncon. 45 ‘0M. Gast 22 LR Vest Pocket Auta Pistol 2 tal wi est big tov, $6 rgial de, hte lsc smoch “AG meen ps, whe paste bat maaan cee unto, 00 uty alr ma is S125 ‘1H. 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Bur ard acl mi" Togo chee hard aber ips, exalt cin, ical sgt an shos ony usta Taking on shapes, colltor quality (CR) $265 22H, Kahr Arms ASACP Model KP-4S Auto Pista 8 tre! nih tbo, Poet fos rales i ft na ta wie i al amb ils i came Tigh SACP a ew in gira ik pla case wh 26 sss maaan, aaa ol atl ad sty ok 5 2H, Kel-Tee Sm Para Model PF-8 Compact Auto Pst wi it br bask ‘ste lve ander are sa ups) whl hl hs, lo cea a ey Ig re ure & 12 curs, bl ase oy, missin is agar oa 24H, Lager Som Para Model P-06 “Double Date” Fo: Pics fo isl re ‘i exelent ght, 86% ig Bue we sone nae pig a Tish ss o0 Teco sole, 25% ain stew clo, "DHM T97 120" raring, se Se aro agut sty ad fr ple cvsion ae bt il ese bt te aie a has eet dat, al aching nurs wap a wood boon again wich shows apa 115 ta, uber bard shows iearmarng ol PTV ove 2, vey god tl ear ood gps, ell tin (BR) $065 254, Ler 20 Lager Model 1900 Swiss "DWN ics ary Cert Ao Pil 4 SE bare! wih mite, “ess Sunburst” on Ko of haber, 2% aera eve sh ‘i 95% Hue ad 8 taco, al main urbe indg lacked a 998 ‘hare jel eco ie was edited ung rezulandren aso ceo te, rankgshiae en allt wth wheres pao photic potest, woodtotm regu fu an 0" otto ad no ig se dss, wks ste rd sows ny ded ogi nih ole ek on “OMA arin asin sve ean and alsping co ily ont eal ange, gut ais leas vile afr sl aera) 300 iy arc 150 ut (CR) $185 264, Lager mim Para Model PD “Weimar Army ul Pl bara wi vy gpos big oe, Ogle bu wh ja ata ol agin Saw co, DAN ran iogleand 1221 canbe da, Weimar “oe” pros on tae, makings have bz led wih wie ease pel fo ohogapic purposes, all ming rimbes ee woot totam rage adn ree’ on ag pia xl Wl eee! won rg. oe hap ay Unt mie "SD. 178. I, exer en, lear cxigna Wer omy Lge at ret eto nie (CBR) S18 27H, Lager 30 Luger Mode 1906 Swiss “DUI ise uo Pia #4 tv wi me ‘ee, S64 gil bl, TO ois clr wit res as sty lw al aig rumba apo min al tel War gps, Goer inal on chet ON in sooten og, sal Gao ces rte pean igh se ol el, aig ay id wi ie gase gene phage papases, eee ght mage wih ‘od at at gh etl ie ese, rade acun 111 ad alec al ca, toting mans (CR) S217 EH, Lager .20 Luger Model 1828 Swiss Berm fu Po 4 bare! wih i ue 6% gral lary Seb, al mating rants, Grea esa shied on wage sal Sane cas an ues of tal mt ecko Dik pls igs wn a lst eight tal age wn sel call uncon. en ie rar un ad ane acl qu, mae 085 as ye (CBR) S135PACK AND POSTAL CENTER Tel. (978) 368-0910 Ho EAS EID IG IDIOT IIA IIIA ISI II II III II III ASIII IIA 254, Luger Som Para Model P-0 “Weimar Army” uP bare wih vy an08 “high ue, 0 gal ek Bue wt ja atalino, DAN ard Ingle an 1621 canbe dl, Win“ pros co tan, matings have box led wih te gece pel fo hogapic poses, ll main rambas ect woot totam agai po nuda on ig pia ala Wl ken wo rp tap ay Unt mag". 17. x eo, care gd We amy Ligh al ott impor rated (CBR) S185 ‘HH, Luger 30 Luger Model 1829 Swis Bern uo Piso #6 bare! ity nt be 95% ial Bn wero seo rl stag aor on al ale sh pups ge allmatsing unter, MF wih 2" inaresagkon eto rae al Gane rss 0 asl on oe, col chexiaed psi ips ee a chip une ty ead ton {np Sty ont nel win ape tft pe, xatet back pst totlom nagar wih Ep" en spel cn, re Naver 15, ry gk sn mpor rshs tar at tare als (CBR) S139 31H, Meriden Frese Co, 38 S8M Hommeress Top-Break five 3 stens arel wih very gong tie tl gy estore, 35% aga Oe wih peso ak ‘zat pt, gud cee had wobe gs win hp oa ening pn Hh DE amp aang wh asa apr en Sig (CR 0 S2H, Mauser 32 ACP Model 1814 Pocket Auto Pic) § 8 tarel wih ele ‘or, 95 oa! te 2 80% tev, ity eked Wal wap aa ge, allay bes rare “Geman” und eat Rawe soa urbe, exelent, ‘olector uly (CR) $85 SEH, Otles 32 AGP Packet Auto Pistol 3 1 Cr! wih eli big bre, 5 ‘gil beg be sana sing ons tes, al ralhing tbe, exalt nou Wau ‘Lin loo as, ral nck pea mapa mihi clter matings, exer chon calc aay ‘5 Poe Special Model RG 31 Octo Aion Ale 7 vn hav wih ie or. ses alec rsh ed seh ool tnd but cid Bown ps A logis ‘ul desgn sing a sunt ic (pn is sed seta a5 noe i rovied ning ou sow en sper yucan tna slurs ey wl 6 Fock pee han rest Sih rd Wess sits SH, Savage 32 ACP Model 1817 Pocket Auto Piso 3 ture! wheeler bon be tL gal rae Be ish 6% wg ease colon gy acd eas colon mapa release ry Sage qual’ loo cece ars er gps oral maga, ee Ses, ‘le aon, cotter qu (C8, 500 {364 Smith ad Wesson Oren Para Model MP9-C Coe! Alo Pel 3 tal nih at te, 87% ota tack nih @) whi ot comb sie nrg le asic (ase wih spe magi (2) spe bcs sts, eign eno ad al ae. 3465 {1H, Smith and Wesson 22 UR Mage 37-2 Psi 17/8 url at ie ae 7% ag mate ami ish town sigs of ight holst cry, ed sighs, 8 hoe ‘index min ge grove cheese "oo gs, celeron amissng i awe Sele re 65 {3H Smith and Wesson .221R Model 43 "22/82 iit Gu” Rov 3 pus are wi i ae, 9% ria st cn stl ar ada Fane andere, 6% ‘nigral cas slr rin aor cheered Wa squat us wh sliver dans, ak fa Ah, near owned cr) bx al gic oun, ex tun, race 160A). 5 384, Smith and Wesson 38 SEW Model MAP Vis Corr over pres ‘are wah exelent gt be, 7% ogal Due wih ew digs neal ad se hig ssp ees, 7 lad cau cla a racheg runes cing sana carr hk Wau ano er sve mdalongrs yard ab, BN at To pes, ts show some wea wih ging love edt ec exer uncon, oa "cary ode tut aconparal SAW pra by Brea tr WI (CR). $0 404. 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Smith and Wesson 4 Clt Medel 2591 aly Common ear 30° are tht be, 9% ong beg huang case cole rari ge Ss, ‘aga hart ape Wine rao Golo Aes ame args win ser SEW metals, de er ach nad wi Paty 7 anposip yeas tam 954 o TTD ak $e far has robe "rot an eel The Kin 7 tes Capo” eed na, Sipe has a pele of Rcd Pty cw isle ar blw a ech 0 fol comes in fs oil SAW ip op cdot ox wi tla paper seg ipo sp cas wh az cad ph ue lt in nf canara SAW 10 reclion bass ha sae sn ky, ew nigel sping ern. 1195 “424. Smith and Wesson 257 Magnum Model 66-1 Sao Chen Pie parma” Cnenencrte aval ined brew rit bn, anes crsucion haa wa al ee amp ore gm us wou el Sg, Sed er Iga rant Soch Gonezo Ae "book rat tage ps wih Span lease ote sted “hing Poe Departs yrs of ova” a ig ie al bel nd tae 3) oie sar nlp wh 85-190 mide, ames rep pop Dox wth he () oie sr banca ed ars lq rng cae: orga SAN be bax wih ae an a pk (nun ane soni nled) red evglcaroar shag fos erode frtoning ay “ampact magnum wih recessed eynder ad pied bare ain in, io ‘464, Stevns.22 1 Otfhand Target No, 35° Soe Sn Piso ona agonal wit er od gt ue showing ae ht is $5 gn Bie ring abt on bare nd ag on aera rp ede rae, pig all mang rb ug ‘cat soa Wana gis, Mune sel gonna, opens ard wa ne, tad oa 2nd Sporting open mar softs (6 $285 454. 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StovensZ2LR“Othand Target Ne. 35" Sol Shot Pol raundo anon bara wih tsb, 2% aria lag Bue wih slr gayigon kane, a mach nubs Irene ged sac Wale gs wih Dl sb pane ay pe Shs, esl tah oap 2d postve etacton (CR) 285 4-H, Stevens 2208 “Diamond No. 43" Single Shot Pil 10 oun io osapo ar wi bo on ut pte ore, 7% ining arial are Bue, 7% gal ung ike tan, smal ped be fot ana reat quiring mate ope reson, machi, Indting gos bu sng soa Wal ges ete ih acon and pose eatin (can 215 464, Sundance industries 25 ACP “BOR” Model Auto Ps?) tre ih ve 58% gil cre pal ei i while plas simular xy is, say an ad ‘hana exalt acon. rising is aga orgin comes aul 835 494, Walther 22 ACP Medol PP East German Pol lo Pl 2 tare wih ect wg or, 2 ie tu, ell uae haces Bak pete psd = mah "AC" oe “100-0. 745" ont “Ze Mai, Carmary” cig ube, 9 eo ee cera nme sting "Harr Tg pol wha "al ce en a ‘tow ov 'W ec ncton wi ay Ht moan mao ae (CR). 485 CENTERFIRE RIFLES: ‘50. Armalite 223 Rem. 56mm Model AR-180 Autoloader ile 5 01th re tare 8% ogi mate ik ns, Prone fash upg, bayoe ug, coreg Stok and bes vere Ie of high mat plas, “ABA gp pt gr WE Sling sav atl ip roe baja, 30 aun AR-1 sve mage mad edt eon in AR ose eas aso used motte N16 ARS mazes), ‘alt ion ral ripe, met Sing Arma ol Egan aroun 1972 cares tie yc in, si ‘1-H. Bushmaster 223 Remington Model 17S “Bullpup”Autloader File 22 sl ih et tvs ae ery ath de egal patra ih, 3 hl mao gue, in ope sits cay ane wth 2 ly pieny rl on ep Nand, ot ocking rad ees he taki of cay rand, uses oneal M618 nagar, a ew in shri cae wih ana waa cada tak fn ln, BS ‘52H, Enfold 3006 Model 1817 “Eddystone” Made Bolt ile 2°21 wi wale Tw be dara Uk wh crac torb ton Aue), suo bd iu, mad bt, agin mit penis, ey 2b ily ees war wi (2) fe pola) et aah RAP an ANP al cia ing xis, ceil dita excell fon ant wc ira mated $55 ‘SM FM. 308 Winchester Model PBR Patol Bolt 2) ip Fost Ba ile 20° ay Tul foe bare 99% arial rate Black ins, xy supped Hogue’ sete psa ‘ip sock wi sige ist an ed rp, sod we Hoge go bt, FN og on etapa, save ee, cares ins ogialbxwih (4rd cae ok aguee, 25 oe $85 ‘SM. 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Pa) sla Typo90 WWF Bo Rl 25 tal wth ear igh bre 65% agile, acing bal an "Marg pric ron ih wh "Ria wing quo Tr ees eae 'o 1505 mas, oo gal anna wood wih “ye sel bu, ce mare sig ‘es rw "onopd note pee tayo are ad ag wig, #08 sl ede eed ela om tee 95 ete fe SOs rou wsein Cia gost Went ron (CR) 7.4, Ma 70 Model 12950 “ade Gn” Levin 8st rl wen te, 9% rig Bu, petal mau wie Ine a oa tdng spring open "ea igs us an SX ghosting ese ht mura sng tay Pos, mt sah 7 ican ak tock it ancy ekg, ary govt erp an toy swe "oe 27 rau, pp ew onl 595 H, Maser 6.585 Mode 1898 Start ile 2° irl wile bighbne, 5% ‘alc bara and air, sna par es ay, mismatted nba wy god Stag ply soc wih sb bua suis 2n wing ro ising suze fast Fido cele eon, Husqvarna rad ze, npc mad (CAR)... 235 ‘4, Mauser Bm Mauser Model G24 (7) Nas Ea Cah Mae Bolle 3 bara wh ‘clit tore, me shors aoe and rong areal bl he wh oe aig ies, eave ge mad “DOU ore 2" wen G24 ons ral and RAO” Hate ots, misma on Mave aed (WAS) tuned Gown ba, 200 rele re er SO, Inver" ots wh Cah se shpat, vey good mi sock wt apse tart, mating Sock sed mune, et) rari ad YAR" roa, sin cut Ie 98K ab aan wash, small sos on geome ising. 8 wing rent rent para ané coud sia dsesenby 2 god ening, eon Intin (C8), 45 CONTINUED =PACK AND POSTAL CENTER Tel. (978) 368-0910 FOES SII OID III III IIIS III IDI IIIA III IA III IO III IS I A III II II 504, Remington 30706 Model 700 Syathetic Bot Rte 22 taal wih i to, 98% als iktnsh, an ad al an pee Sh ety bksyiet stl gp ok wih Ins thserg, sald ruber lg plead sue ye alle ton showing igre use Sis 6514, Remington 270 Winchester Model 700 Bol ile 2° are! wih mi oe, 3% ‘gal bg ue ll ape re puge en ander orig Moles, ra ty ila taped er scape tase ming less, tired ake, mit aa tack shail gra Seek Inge ceaeig Soldat abu, ne mapizne aro lng wel", ell soo push i ucen, nw ‘5 {524 Remington 25 Remington Model 141 Purp Bile 2° lh alo Wt ee, 8% agin wh ane Ug tarp edu wes oo ot, vigil bead ot Sik ‘3 dol stark in le clo easg and ance eared Lyn lg ar Sih rou sg ely Pls vey goes Wan Sp Sook wh hese Se DARE nd swe ie pag and exelit sat nce, mae 186 ro shows nl Hegel use (Ca ‘is 524, Remington 25 Remington Model 141 Pump file 2° brel holo Wt oe, 86% cg bu, ans ead ort 2nd Ware Fol Pra” ese 9h exe aod Toe ilo ez poesia ont fae ile. taped ans pqs epee, te eel Wa so gre Ste wih sere ga umium Dupe many ibe pT fan, xr uc hong tle acl uss, ma 197 (CR). ‘5 (4H, Ruger 308 Wnchster Model 77 Kosar Bal Cate 181 ara nih ater 8% oral beep texte stant pete mou lin open et sigs ls egal Rug ns met Mache Se gh Wau pol gre Sc wih heh lg ofp cap ga sol ter bua, sil‘ wi. sn af tut but isanay vlan, bul 202 aan to on 77S ‘Si (654, Savage 2220 Mode 23-C Sporto” Clip Feed lila 24 soe mh i ae 6% cra eta fol nf epacarert sprig op resi, ly ile, ped dpe Sage op mou vr Sa are les, ope an plop fr ie moar ‘Sop, allt Wahl pil rp sack mth at Ba Sel Savage ge bal, ge Sore ragae, xr uo (C4) 6 ‘6H, SKS Yugoslavian 7.62138 Model 58/6 Auto Carbine 201° bre it it ova nel gerade nee mayo 3s ong laf beanet al rating ur terson me rested nanter one got stp woot sock mh "ashe bale, ld wi stage pacing pee ut me eos Brag, 8% ne mat ak ah sou ena rater (CBR) $5 {7H, SKS Yugoslavian 7.6238 Model M386 Ata Carine 2 tel wie let igh, 2% oral ti, egal gerade ance an ong bade Bayan, gn ‘ity ope sigs, mathing nantes, god sid acting wood ‘wih slared In bees "000006", clare art ond eos wus vay wl ot ipa ated S365 69H, SKS 7.62r30mm YugslavianZastara Modo! 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Marlin 22 8, L& LR Model 30 “Cry Lina Love Carte 2" oaga al wi it be, 98% gina le shoving sr std taping on bar an ns, ‘acy ea ot and springopen Sis, ass 1870-1870" mou hasan melon on eosves ait ite, ogg Wau seh ip stock shows 2 proesion repr of (sek at wrt aa on sc wih aay ong eras. as fed ca, sro ass ‘ale ané vl tury iad rs ale wi "PV Tampsn”n can, exalt ct, rain 70. $525 {7-H Mauser 2218 “Sportmodel”Prewar“Welnar Tale” Sigle Sv a ile 25 bal wih it br, 36% tea Mater commercial uly ue, Maser ae on reves te cormera BUG" pols “Dauches Sot Malin soi on rit exo ‘eave: 20 mer ang a igh vad Hk ih coe mz oy ang ‘tars an el acer el ba alt ach woe stl ip sck wh K-38 hj sling ‘uta wih “DRP/ KL on ok ed, soot sel bute, bare bang bt ing oa les, sper lok ng mak lec lly (BR) $78 {8-H Mossberg 228, L & LR Mel :20- Sle Sot Bal ile 2" ba th rin be, ‘55% agile, toy open sits nd rove ci, ry good Waal isl gr sock win piste bu, aoa sy woot shows nik and ngs tom als we, eal, ‘unin $15