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Acca Journal Index ACCA JOURNAL INDEX REF TITLE CONTRIBUTOR 1979 # 1 p1 A History of IMI Australia Ltd Ken Mitchell, Vic # 1 p3 The Shotshells of Australia 1912 - 1940 Ken Mitchell, Vic # 1 p5 Financial Members & Their Interests Peter White, Vic 1980 # 2 p2 4.25mm Liliput # 2 p4 New Members Rex Barber, Vic # 2 p5 The Japanese 6.5mm Service Cartridge Keith Newsome, Vic # 2 p 11 7.62x51 NATO Australia , M F Factory, Footscray, Melbourne John Green, Ta s # 2 p13 To Find the Proof - Italian 6.5x52mm Carcano Proof Cartridges John Green, Ta s # 3 p2 Books on Cartridges John Green, Tas # 3 p2 Book Review: ‘US Cartridges and Their Handguns (1775 -1975) ’ C R Suydam # 3 p2 The .600 Nitro Express Cartridge Laurie Lewis, Vic # 3 p6 New Cartridges: 9mm & .45 Winchester Magnums Bob Bennett, Vi c # 3 p8 The Pinfire Cartridge - History & Variation Ron Hardy, Vic # 3 p9 An Interesting Sporting Packet - 7mm Vom Hofe Super Express Ron Hardy collection , Vic # 3 p10 Mick Simmons Ltd Ron Woods, NS W # 3 p14 Symbols of Government Factories to 6th April, 1945 # 3 p15 New Members # 3 p15 Date Codes for Geco DNG # 3 p15 Two Interesting Packets - .450 Boxer Mk I & .50 Gallagher Ron Hardy collection, Vic # 3 p16 Front Page of an Old Hartley Catalogue Editor # 4 p2 Articles on Cartridges in American Rifleman Magazine (1946 -74) # 4 p3 Books on Cartridges # 4 p3 Book Review: ‘Military Smal l Arms of the World (1945 -1980) ’ by P Labbett # 4 p4 Ask the Editor - Questions & Answers # 4 p5 New Products & Cartridges: Remington Accelerator Cartridges # 4 p6 Dummy Cartridge 5.45x39mm M74 # 4 p7 Indian Boxer Cartridges Barry Temple, Qld # 4 p11 Indian Boxer Packets and Single Cartridges Ron Hardy collection, Vic # 4 p13 Distinguishing Marks for S A Ammunition Boxes # 4 p15 The Story of the Winchester Shotshell Display Board # 4 p16 Page Two of an Old Hartley Catalogue Editor 1981 # 5 p2 Articles on Ammunition that have Appeared in Canadian Journals Arms Collecting # 5 p3 Books on Cartridges Book Review: ‘The History & Development of Small Arms Ammunition ’ by # 5 p3 George Hoyam # 5 p 4 New Products # 5 p 6 Ask the Editor - Questions & Answers # 5 p 7 Collectors Cartridge Prices # 5 p 9 .577 Enfield Paper Cartridge John Green, Tas # 5 p 10 The Shotshells of Australia - The Trade Brands of ICIANZ 1910 -40 Ken Mitchell, Vic # 5 p 12 Specs & Speculations on Russia 's 5.45mm Round Soldiers of Fortune Magazine # 5 p 16 ACCA Memberships List as at January 1981 ACCA Memberships List as at January 1981 Articles on Ammunition that have Appeared in Assorted Journals & # 6 p2 Magazines # 6 p4 New Products (for 1980) # 6 p4 Poem: The Cartridge Collector John Green, Tas # 6 p 5 Ask the Editor - Questions & Answers # 6 p 7 .600 Nitro Express Cartridge (Supplement) Laurie Lewis, Vic # 6 p 10 An Old Price List for Cartridges from Gun Report # 6 p 11 A Packet of 6.5x55 Swedish Blanks Ron Hardy collection # 6 p 14 An Old Packet of Eley 16 Gauge Over -Shot Wads Ron Hardy collection # 6 p 15 Pages of an Old Hartley Catalogue Editor # 7 p2 Articles on Cartridges from Guns Review # 7 p3 Book Review: ‘The Boxer Cartridge in the British Service ’ by B A Temple # 7 p3 Book Review: ‘The .303 Cartridge ’ L Harris # 7 p3 Book Review: ‘Rimfire Headstamp Guide ’ by G Kass & M Whitely # 7 p3 Book Review: ‘.22 Boxes ’ by Hedlund, Kunty & Steagall # 7 p 4 New Cartridge : AGS -17 30mm Grenade Launcher # 7 p 4 Cook -off Test for .50 Calibre Explosive Bullets Eldred Johnstone, Vic # 7 p 5 New 7.62 Cartridge (On T arget Vol 2, 1979) # 7 p 6 A Rare Packet & Cartridge .500x3¼" BP Express (over cut "H.H.N." headstamp) Magnus Von Bromssen # 7 p 7 Greener Police Gun Cartridge Eldred Johnstone, Vic # 7 p 10 Shotshell Headstamps - British & Australian Ron Woods, NSW # 7 p 12 Ask th e Editor - Questions & Answers # 7 p 14 Australia 's Trade Brand Shotshells Part 4 Ken Mitchell, Vic # 7 p 16 The Ryall Expedition - Travels of a President Keith Ryall, Vic # 8 p2 Articles on Cartridges from The Australian Sporting Shooter # 8 p3 Book Review: ‘Handbook/Manual of Pistol & Revolver Cartridges Vol II ’ Bob Bennett, Vic # 8 p4 New Products for 1981 # 8 p5 Identification of British .303 Tracer Ammunition David Mayne, Vic # 8 p7 The Shotshells of Australia Part 5 Ken Mitchell, Vic # 8 p10 Ask th e Editor - Questions & Answers # 8 p14 The Ryall Expedition - Travels of a President Part 2 Keith Ryall, Vic # 8 p15 Auction List Page 1 # 8 p16 Pages of an Old Hartley Catalogue Editor # 9 p2 US Army Technical Manuals & Big Bore References Kelvin Edlington, SA # 9 p3 Book Review: ‘The Military .303 Cartridge - Its History & Variations 1980 Edition’ Lyn Harris, NZ # 9 p 3 List of Books on Cartridges from Begonia Book Supply # 9 p 4 Examples of Cartridges from The Locks ley Cartridge Co, Coogee, Sydney Ken Mitchell, Vic # 9 p 5 The Locksley "Dead Bird" Cartridge Ron Woods, NSW # 9 p 7 The .577 Pistol & Revolver Cartridge Peter Warren, WA # 9 p 9 7.62x51 NATO Australia , M F Factory, Footscray, Melbourne Part 2 - Black Plastic John Green, Tas # 9 p 10 Ask the Editor - Questions & Answers # 9 p 12 ACCA Membership List as at October 1981 # 9 p1 4 Auction List Page 2 # 9 p1 5 The Ryall Expedition - Travels of a President Part 3 Keith Ryall, Vic # 9 p1 5 ACCA Commemorative .222 Rimmed Dummy Cartridge # 9 p1 6 Cartridges for Sale 1982 #10 p2 US Army Technical Manuals & Big Bore References Kelvin Edlington, SA #10 p2 Articles on Cartridges from Guns Review Bruce Shingles, Vic #10 p 3 Book Review: ‘Simonov SKS -45 Type Carbines ’ by W Lamont & S Fuller Eldred Johnstone, Vic #10 p 4 The Schermuly Pistol Rocket Apparatus Ron Hardy, Vic #10 p 5 Ballarat Gunsmiths - a Brief History of Firms That Loaded Shotshells Ron Hardy, Vic #10 p 8 ICIL Premier Shotshells Peter White, Vic #10 p 9 7.62x51 NATO Australia , M F Factory, Footscray, Melbourne Part 3 Dummy/Drill John Green, Tas #10 p 10 Ask the Editor - Questions & Answers #10 p 13 Supplement to the .577 Webley Revolver Cartridge (Bulletin #9 ) #10 p 14 Auction Items Page 3 #10 p 15 The Ryall Expedition - Travels of a President Part 4 Keith Ryall, Vic #10 p1 6 A Page from D & W Chandler Ltd, Melbourne Catalogue #1 1 p2 Book Review: ‘Pet Loads ’ by Ken Waters #1 1 p2 The 1981 -82 ACCA Auction Editor #1 1 p3 Shot Towers in Australia Clyde Barden #1 1 p9 The .410 India Police Musket Cartridge Ron Hardy, Vic #1 1 p10 Husk Bullets #1 1 p11 Ask th e Editor - Questions & Answers #1 1 p15 The Ryall Expedition - Travels of a President Part 5 Keith Ryall, Vic #1 1 p16 A Page from D & W Chandler Ltd, Melbourne Catalogue #1 2 p2 Book Review: ‘The Cartridge Guide ’ by Ian Hogg #1 2 p2 Book Review: ‘Handbook for Shooters & Reloaders ’ by P O Ackley #1 2 p3 Hoxie Bullet Catalogue #1 2 p10 Suicide Specials - Mk VII .303 British Laurie Lewis, Vic #1 2 p11 Ask the Editor - Questions & Answers #1 2 p14 New Soviet Cartridges #1 2 p15 11/14 " Flare Cartridges #1 2 p16 An 1884 Advertisement for G Kynoch & Co (Under Five Flags) 1983 #1 3 p2 Book Review: ‘Bodenstempel der Stiftzunderpatronen ’ by Manfred Zwecker #1 3 p3 The Dutch Mannlicher Cartridges by H A Nuller Supplied by J Lenselink #13 p 9 Cartridges For Sale from the Estate of the Late John Hardie #13 p 11 New Cartridge Box Labels #13 p 12 Ask the Editor - Questions & Answers #13 p 15 An Old Advertisement for Eley Kynoch Cartridge Boards #13 p 16 An Old Advertisement for Eley Kynoch British CCC Bulletin #1 4 p1 An old box of Alcock & Pierce shotshells Ken Mitchell collection, Vic #1 4 p2 New Cartridges: 9mm AUTO & Short Stop .357 Mag and .38 Special #1 4 p3 Rosier's Patent No 20181 Laurie Lewis, Vic #1 4 p7 The Army's Duplex Cartridge #14 p 10 New Cartridges: 9mm B.A.T., 356R Win, 307R Win & 357 Rem Max #14 p 11 Ask th e Editor - Questions & Answers #14 p 14 Pages from Alcock & Pierce Catalogue Ken Mitchell collection, Vic #1 5 p1 An old box of Alcock & Pierce SCHULTZE shotshells Ron Hardy collection, Vic #1 5 p2 Packaged ProJectiles Laurie Lewis, Vic #1 5 p5 ACCA Auction List #1 5 p6 A Copy of Otto Scheeloch's Patent (Decem ber 31, 1872) #1 5 p7 Some Rare Cart ridges from K Ryall Collection Keith Ryall, Vic #1 5 p8 Ask th e Editor - Questions & Answers #1 5 p12 ACCA Auctio n List (Continued from Page 5) #1 5 p12 New Cartridges & Information #1 5 p13 Pages from Alcock & Pierce Catalogue Ken Mitchell collection, Vic #1 6 p1 An old box Alcock & Pierce BLUE SEAL shotshells #1 6 p2 American .50 Cal Cartridges (Gun Digest, 1975) #1 6 p7 American Shotshell Options 1907 -1948 Laurie Lewis, Vic #1 6 p8 Shotshells in Australia - A H King, Ballarat Ron Hardy, Vic #1 6 p9 Ask th e Editor - Questions & Answers #1 6 p12 Book Extract: ‘The Cartridge Guide ’ by I Hogg Supplied by Keith Ryall, Vic #1 6 p13 Queries Raised by the above Extract Keith Ryall #1 6 p14 New Cartridges and Box labels Submitted by Stephen Fuller #1 6 p15 ACCA Auction List #1 6 p16 Page from Alcock & Pierce Catalogue Ken Mitchell, collection 1984 #1 7 p1 A box of James McEwan & Co, Melbourne shotshells Ron Hardy collection, Vic #1 7 p2 Cartridge Patents showing External Pins Compiled by Ron Hardy, Vic #1 7 p11 12.7x99mm (.50 Browning) Headstamp Check List #1 7 p1 2 Ask the Editor - Questions & Answers #1 7 p16 Evans & Balfour Catalogue, May 1949 Ron Hardy, Vic #1 8 p1 A rare box of Alcock & Pierce KILOS shotshells Donald King collection, Vic #1 8 p2 Production Periods of Kynoch Cartridges Laurie Lewis, Vic #1 8 p5 Ask the Editor - Questions & Answers #1 8 p9 Books for Sale to ACCA Members #1 8 p1 0 1884 Kynoch Catalogue #1 9 p1 A box of J Mues CHIEF shotshells Ivan Prentice collection, NSW #1 9 p2 The 2 inch
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