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GUNS Magazine August 1960 LL ISTOL TilL JINX MARK V now with HAMMER-FORGED RIFLING Anew world's standard providing greater accur~cy, smoother bore, longer barrel liTe Another Weatherby First! With this revo­ Available in .257, .270, 7mm, .300, .375, lutionary new swaging process the rifling is .378, and .460 Weatherby Magnums ... actually "hammer forged" in the chrome and in standard calibers. Mark V De Luxe steel barrel under a half-million pounds Models available at sporting goods dealers pressure. Result is a mirror-smooth bore of at $265 and up, without scope. Left hand extreme hardness, accuracy and durability. mod!=lls, from $295. THE WEATHERBY IMPERIAL sCOPE-today's First, too, with the newest and safest of all most perfect scope. Lifetime guarantee. bolt actions, with nine locking lugs, and 2%X, 4X, 6X. Also 2X to 7X and 2%X completely enclosed cartridge case. to lOX Variable. Priced from $69.50. WRITE FOR FREE LITERATURE and name of nearest deller SEND FOR "TOMORROW'S RIFLES TODAY".'. Weatherby Mark V The all-new 1961 11th Edition. 140 pages (' Custom Model of valuable information and ballistical ,. ~ shown. data. Profusely illustrated. Only $2.00! . postpaid. BUILDER OF AMERICA'S FINEST RIFLES AND SCOPES CANADIAN DISTRIBUTOR: Canadian Sauer, Ltd.] 103 Church St., Toronto, Ontario, Canada .::::.., I, EUROPEAN OFFICE: Weatherby, Inc., Jaegerhotstrasse, 29, Dusseldorf, Germany ..,~ ", EUROPEAN DISTRIBUTOR: J. P. Sauer & Sohn, Dusseldorf, Germany. -_...,,_. HOME OFFICE: 2791 Firestone Boulevard, South Gate, California (Metropolitan Los Angeles) large or sma/~ short or tall ... yourl shoot well with a BROWNING .22 Automatic Good balance and proportion, trim and compact lines, without the bulk essential to heavy calibers make good shooting easy for everyone. Try the Browning .22 Automatic, you'll shoot well no matter what your size. Purposely, the gun is light in weight, a slight 4.% pounds, and only 37 inches long. And in 3 seconds it separates into two sections only 19 inches long - for storage and convenient carrying. With great respect for safety, this rifle has been provided with the extra protection of a safer Ioad.ing facility, safer bottom ejection, the added safety of an action encased in solid steel, the positive cross bolt safety, and of course the disassembly feature for safest storage around children. Durable, trouble-free performance is assured with this care­ fully engineered rifle. Every part is precisely machined a d heat treated, then hand-fit by craftsmen to hairline tolerance for lasting service. Exemplary of the gun's quality throughout, the fine steel and select walnut are hand finished and polished, then further .22 Long Rifle or enriched by the excellence of hand engraving and checkering .22 Short Models to give you a rifle as handsome as it is durable. $6950 U.S. or Canada Come in and 'personally see the Browning .22 - then judge for yourself. Prices subject to change without notice YOUR BROWNING DEALER WRITE Write for new catalog showing all Browning guns in color, plus special for chapters on shooting - practical information for gun enthusiasts. CATALOG BROWNING ARMS CO. DEPT. 132, ST. ,LOUIS 3, MISSOURI - in CANADA: Browning of Canada, Dept. 132, P. 0, Box 99), Montreal 9, P. Q. GUNS AUGUST 1960 3 Congressman Fred Schwengel Comm.: Public Works, Watershed, Floor, Roads lst (Davenport) Dist., Iowa WHEN PEOPLE ABUSE the rights given them under any section of the law, Con­ gress must take cognizance of it. How to deal with this problem without infringing the basic rights is sometimes difficult. Congressman Thomas G. Morris Comm.: Interior, Insular Affairs; D.C. Comm. At Large, New Mexico. Home: Box 336, Tucumcari IT IS MY CONVICTION that existing controls on firearms are highly adequate and that there should be no additional re­ strictions imposed upon these rights... New restrictions would not prevent criminals from acquiring and using guns in any fashion they desire. Congressman Melvin Price Committee on Armed Services Illinois THIS AMENDMENT is of very definite importance in today's world ... the militia referred to in the Constitution is today's National Guard, (thus) the right to keep and bear arms refers to the right of the National Guard to keep and bear arms and not to individual citizens. " What is set out above is, I believe, a correct interpretation of the law. It should not of course be construed as meaning that I am not heartily in favor of arms-bearing by those citizens with a legitimate purpose to so bear arms... "That's a whale of a lot of cart· Regulations with respect to registration of firearms as imposed by the Sullivan law and ridge! It should stop anything that many state and city laws are entirely reasonable in my opinion... While I do not walks, crawls or moves. And it's believe that the Second Amendment to the Constitution forms any basis for asserting made to fit a .30/06 standard the right of the individual citizen to keep and bear arms, he still has this right so long length actionl" as it is consistent with the local laws... .358 NORMA BELTED MAGNUM Congressman Bob Sikes Range, ydl. 0 100 200 300 Committee on Appropriations Vel. (f.I.) 2,790 2,493 2,231 2,001 3rd Oist. (<;:Iearwaterl Florida Egy. (f.p.) 4,322 3,451 2,764 2,223 THE BASIC TRUTHS contained in the Constitution of the Trai., in. 0.2 2.4 6.6 United States are just as important today as when our Nation was founded. The present disposition of some courts and some Based on standard lawmakers to rewrite the Constitution along sociological lines .35 caliber barrel; should alert the American people to fight for the protection of (\ groove diameter those basic truths lest we lose them. The right of the people to .358; 12-inch twist. keep and bear arms should not be infringed. It is significant Bullet: 250 grains, that no such right is enjoyed under dictatorships... The public - ~ soft point, extra-' ~ must be protected against abuses of the right to keep and bear ~ strong jacket. Bar­ arms, but not deprived of the right itself, nor should law-abiding citizens be restricted rel length: 24.7 in. in safe and sensible enjoymen~ of that right. RELOADING ...~ DATA: Congressman Alexander Pirnie ~ Committee on Agriculture Factory load can 34th (Utica) Dist., N.Y. be duplicated by IT IS IN our national interest to encourage the intelligent 70 grains of 4320. use of firearms. Thousands of our finest citizens find healthful Primers standard recreation in hunting and a competitive thrill in marksmanship. 210 diameter Further, such training is basic to our armed forces. These pur­ large rifle. poses were recognized and appreciated by our founding fathers For more in­ when they included protection of the right to keep and bear formation on the arms in the Bill of Rights of our Constitution. To attempt to mighty new .358 curb crime and juvenile delinquency by abridging this right is Norma Belted neither realistic nor constructive. Such measures will not deter Magnum, send the lawbreaker but will harass and burden the law-abiding citizen. for FREE spec. sheet. Box GM-'S, Congressman John Taber Committee on Appropriations 36th District, N.Y. TO A CERTAIN EXTENT, you have got to keep up to date. I do not believe that we can construe the Second Amendment to mean an unorganized group of people and give them the privilege of bearing arms under present circumstances. It should be confined to those who are properly organized as a part of what we call "militia" today. The laws of most states permit those with a license from the proper authorities to hunt with a gun or to maintain arms for their own protection. SOUTH LANSING, NEW YORK Readers' Note: All Congressmen may be addressed as "House Office Building," and all Div. of General Sporting Goods Corp~ Senators as "Senate Office Building," both at "Washington 25, D. c." 4 GUNS AUGUST 1960 AUGUST. 1960 Vol. VI, No. 8·68 George E. von Rosen Publisher Arthur S. Arkush Ass't to the Publisher E. B. Mann. Editor Wm. B. Edwards Technical Editor IN THIS ISS UE Elmer Keith Shooting Editor Kent Bellah Handloading shooting ... HE BROKE THE PISTOL TITLE JINX " Grits Gresham 16 Roslyn Wallis Editorial Ass't A TRICK TO MAKE YOU SHOOT BETTER Clifford W. Cox 22 GREER GARSON, GUNNER Clifton Camp 33 LITTLE THINGS BEHIND THE LONG SHOTS Harold W. Harton 41 Sydney Barker Art Director special ... Lew Merrell '. Ass't Art Director FRANCIS POWERS' PISTOL. George B. Johnson 19 Marvin Ginn ..... Advertising Director new rifle ... A HOT NEW WINCHESTER AUTOMATIC Elmer Keith 20 Lee Salberg Ass't Adv. Dir. ..William B. Edwards 21 Lou Weber Advertising Sales workshop ... TUNE UP NOW FOR HUNTING HITS Robert J. Kindley 24 M. Magnusson Classified Adv. THE M.I DONS CiVViES Don Crittenden 28 guns americana ... Sanford Herzog .. Production Manager GUN OF THE MONTH: CANADA RIFLE R. Alan Douglas 27 Kay Elliott ..... Ass't Production Mgr. BIG BUSINESS IN SMALL PARTS William B. Edwards 30 departments ... Lou Satz Circulation Manager KNOW YOUR LAWMAKERS. 4 GUN RACK. 6 George Tsoris Promotion Manager ELMER KEITH SAYS ... .. .. .. Elmer Keith 8 CROSSFIRE. ... ". .. .. .... .. 10 PU LL!. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... Dick Miller 12 Editorial Advisory Board ARMS LIBRARY. ..... .. .. .. .. .. ... 14 SHOPPING WITH GUNS.. Roslyn Wallis 56 THE GUN MARKET. , 64 Col. George M. Chinn Military INDEX OF ADVERTISERS... 66 Carola Mandel Skeet Stuart Miller Cartridges .. Val Forgett Collectors Dee Woolem ..............••.... Fast Draw Bill Toney .....•••••••••••••••.•.... Police Les Field __ Legislation EDITORIAL OFFICES: E. B. Mann, W. B. Edwards. 8150 N. Central Park, Skokie, III., ORchard 5·5602 Elmer Keith. Salmon, Idaho. Kent Bellah, Saint Jo, Texas. REPRESENTATIVES: NEW YORK, Eugene L.
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