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Contents: Precision-Built Predator Poppers (At the ripe old age of 40 years old, Ruger’s Model 77 has established a long legacy of durability and accuracy. Here’s a close look at two of the model’s newest variations); Perfect For Plains Game (The ideal rifle/cartridge combination for your first safari may already in your gun safe. Here’s what you need to consider when making your selection); Excellent For Elk (There’s a lot more to hunting elk than simply hearing a bugle ring through the mountains. You have to put a lot of thought into selecting the appropriate cartridge and bullet as well as the rifle and scope); An Impulsive Purchase Turns Out To Be A Good Deal (The author opines that the .32 Winchester Special can do anything the .30-30 can and even a bit more, so his hasty buy isn’t such a bad thing) Columns – Going Ballistic! (You may be surprised at the classic rifle cartridges that are this ballasticians standbys); Practical Reloading (The author believes priming is the most important handloading operation. Here’s why); Trigger Time (Tough choice? Here’s why a muzzlebrake may be right – or wrong – for you); The Gunsmith (Recycling isn’t just for beer cans, pop bottles, and newspapers. It’s for guns, too); The Shootist (A date at the range proves “Big Green’s” first pump-action .22 rifle was well-made and lots of fun); Hipshots Reloaded (These top skills for handgun hunters are as valuable now as when Skeeter first penned them)
Issue: August 2009
Condition: Very Good