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GUNS Magazine November 1958 ALL GUN PARTS IN THIS AD ARE SOLD 'M A IL ORDER ONLY' 'tl MINIMUM ORDER $2.00 'tl PRE- WAR QUALITY 1& 'STREBCO GUARANTEED GUN PARTS I SHOTGUNS .,- I m por ta n t : All sh otgu n b ar r els m us t b e fitted bY a co m pet en t gunsmith. They are NOT in t er cha ng eable• NOT R IO T GUNS OR SO CA LLED " ca r b in e"f9s hot guns. Parts for Rg,ming,toa Parts for WINCH£.JT£Jt R£,mingtoa AUTOMATIC M. 11 and " Sportsma n" Auto ... aJ MODEL 11 -12 GAUGE V.G. ~M .97 PUMPGUN-12 GA. ONLY Butt S tocks $ 4 .95 Bre e c h Bo lt . Li st prtce $ 9 .4 5 . OU R PRICE 53.9 5 12 GAUGE ONLY Sc a r . Li s t p r i ce 8 1. 2.3 . OU R P RI CE $1.00 H a m m e r comple t e . t .tst p r ic e 8 :1. :\a. nell pnlCE__ !=i. l . q S Ca rri e r, s t r i p ped. Li s t 8 9 . 4 5 . OU R P RICE 54.95 Ma g a zi ne T u b e s . Li s t 8 1 1 .2;).OUR PRICE $2.95 (S t r ip pe d -Speci (y "Soli d " 01· " Take d Iw n " f r ame ). IMPROVED CYL. ONLY 26" BBL. -- F i r i n g P in s. List price 8 1.80. ou n P RI CE '51. 0 0 Mo s t p o p u lar auto loadi n g s hotJ..:'un e ve r hu l lt . H amm e rle ss Tri ~ g cr G u a rd s . t.tst. p r-ir-e $ 2. i5. nun PI U CE _ _$ 1 . 5 0 T r ig g ers . Li s t p ri ce 81.75. oun PRICE $ 1 .0 0 and balanced pe r re ct.ly (o r f a s t s hoot i ng and u u tro r m tv Bn t-re l c hambe r Ring- , Li st $ 1.75. OU R PH I CE _ _$ 1. 00 e xce ll e n t s h oo ting q u aut tes . U n exce t tc d depe ndabi l ity. jl,la ::;-azine Folt o w o r s , t.t s t .'>5 c . OUR P HiCE _ ,.5 2. 9 5 Doz . Soli d breech. c ross b o lt s afe ty , Ame r ica n wal nut p is t ol , Ac ti o n S li de (S vr i plle d ) Li s t $7 .8 5 . OU R P RI CE $ 3 .95 g r ip s to c k and (o r e -e nd. We i J..:' h t abou t 8 I b s , P ro ' Va l' ~1A f E~I~~h l}:~ g : ~ i; ~ 1~ * ~ \ ~ . ~ ~*- r ~ ~ ~ o ~ ~: :: :: : :: : :: Q u a li t y at pre w a r prt ces-ca ncr sold u nd e r o u r "QUALI TY" - :ii:gg g u a r a n t e e w it h o ut do u b le talk! ~rg~ to ~ ~ r i~i. e i c. I ~ ~ . ~ ~ ~ I~ ~ ~ ~~ 1 ~ 1: :_ e .:' ~ ~ :::: : :: : i 2 : ~ ~ Adju sting :r,le eve loc k p e r d o z. 52.00 Be a u ti f u l line d . zippere d gurtcase , NEW COM MERCIAL. f o r this s hotgu n - Only $7.9 5. Parts for ITHACA GRADE 1 $69.95 Fancy figured w a lnut s tocks & forends . trn n re m t sh ed by c hec kerin g. S portsm a n eng'r.llv ing r ece ive rs; very good o u tstd e , e xco n eut insi de. A ll gun s have b r and n ew stocks f o r ends and ba rrc ts, B UT T ~TO C K ~ : N ew, h NlUt l fu l w ood. comp le t e ly fin iJ'lhe d . c h eck ered w it h butt n rat c fitte d . (r e a d y (o r t he g-u n) , e nch $ 7 .95 GRADE 2 • • . •• ..••• •• •. $59.95 M ng a z i ne t u b e & rinz w ith screw , e ach $ 1 . 50 etacaar uo rube (·H I) . corn n teto 5 1 .0 0 A s above but standard w ood. v ery good condition. with uammcr s , e ach $ 1 .00-o r per d o zen $ 8.00 h ra n d n e w b bt s , Fully c o ve re d by the i n te r n a ti o n a ll y Acd ti ,, o 7.. n r od s , new, !"tr ip pe d . e a c h $ 1. 50-or p e r 5 10.0 0 St.rebco gu a r-an tee . Pa rts fo r J?...l?fllil!.g1Q.Jt Ac ti o n rod s . com pl ete w it h c h eckered w ood. e ach $ 3 .95 Aco ti r o npersf Ided o z . h a nd le (w ood on ty ), e ach $ 1. 0 0- $ 6 .00 WI NCHESTER MODEL 12 B u t t p lates . new. pe r d oz e n o n l y 5 2 .9 5 Breech block. stripped. each 8 2 .00 -01' p e r d ozen $ 1 5 .0 0 Carrier s c r e w . pe r d o ze n o nl y 5 1 .0 0 SLIDE ACTION 12 GA. ONLY ~ T RlP P F.D RE CE JV E R ~ . Bl u e d. each 5 9 .9 5 ~: PUMPGUN Ac ti o n s li d e loc k . eac h .50-or p e r d o ze n $ 5 .00 12 Gauge Only Parts for SAVAGE BUTTSTO CKS: NEW-TIlC'l"C' s to(' k~ a re n en utt ru ttv flnl sh e d. pa l' m.ururacun-o d tIn l l p a cl i:l ~ e d h y H comin :!to n i n the 0 1"12"­ innl shi p p i ng car-tons . P toas o st a te w h eth er (I I" not t h e s tud , you ro q u tro h a s on e -b u rr I n ch cu t o u t f or t h e t l' i ~ ~ ~ c r tr unrd. Or, w h othor YI IU have the se r te s 19 :11 , A $125.00 Value at Only $59.95 :\ 4 o r :16 . LI S T P H ICE s t tn s. OU R PRI CE $ 5 .3 7. S li d e . O pcrn ti ng (w ithout w o od ). Li st S5. GO. ""MODEL 720-745 AUTO T h e p erfe ct r epe ate r . e q u ip ped with Cu tts Co mpe n s a t or. O l ' lt I' HI C E 53. 0 0 S a v a g e barrels can also be fi tted (E x t r n Cu t t s Tub e s . eac h $ :3.2 5 ). K n o wn (or it s e ros e. B lI l< hi n l ~. hbl. ust S 1.R5. o cn P IlICE 5 1. 0 0 t o Re m . 11 & S po r tsm an fo:X1I'l\('WI': DU n P HICE 5 1. 0 0 ba ro -s boo ung q u a lities a nd fine b a lance . The e a s e with w hi ch t h e MO DEL 12 can be loaded contributes to Us n "rn ' l t.o c k A 8 S ' ~ ': L ts t : S:l _: ~O. o un p n lCE 5 2 .00 Cm-rtcr A ;;;s' y : U !':t: 8 ;;.50. nUll PH IC E 52.00 (12 GAUGE ONL Yl r e co rd b reaking po p u larity_G_shots QU IC K! Ca n h e Ctu-u-ktzc !"tn p !('( t o r Ca rl r i d ~ e S t.np r-ijrht , Eac h _ _ 51 .00 p l u g ged t o a -sho e r epeate r b y u s at n o e xtra c harge. Hu m m e l': Li s t: S2 . 5:i. O U H p nlC E 5 1 .00 BARRELS:OUIl: PRI2CE 6 " imp. cv t .---- o n ty . F a cto ry li s t 8 4 0 .00.514 .95 B re e ch Bl n c k suetc: Li s t : 8:).::;0. OU R P R I CE 52 .0 0 ORTWOFOR ---- 5 24. 9 5 Beaut lruf lined, zippered gw ncnse, N E W CO l\I ME RCIAL. SlideAcu o u hDa a n dle r Lockwood'stripP<'d . I.l s t: 8 1 .8;).OUR PRI CE _51 5 1. .000 0 ALSO we h nve a row 28" w it h ve nt. Po tv fu r tn ts s hotgu n -Qn ly $ 7 .9 5.
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