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Books & Videos 386-390 VIKING TACTICS FALCON INDUSTRIES AR15/M16 NM COLLECTOR FLASHLIGHT/LASER MOUNT UNIVERSAL ACCESSORY GUN COLLECTOR SOFTWARE Offset For Fast, Easy Access BLUE BOOK OF GUN VALUES Catalog Your Entire Gun To Activation Switches MOUNTING PLATFORM Latest Edition Collection On Your Computer Extra-wide, offset base Easy Installation; S.P. Fjestad. Over 2,500 pages. 6" x Keep track of every aspect of your mounts flashlights and lasers to Mount Tactical gun collection with this database any railed handguard for easy 9". Softbound. Complete guide includes Accessories over 30,000 accurate model descriptions, program conveniently loaded on light/laser activation using your thumb without your hand ever a USB flash drive. Create detailed leaving the handguard or vertical grip. Ambidextrous design can be 180,000 prices, dates of manufacture, proof Injection-molded, marks, and percentage value pricing for cur- files on individual guns with model installed at the 3- or 9- o’clock positions to accommodate right- or nylon-based, polymer platform installs easily on tube and conven- number, serial number, purchase left-handed shooters. Two, steel, Allen head screws pull the clamp rent and discontinued, domestic, foreign tional two-piece AR-15 handguards to mount lights, lasers, and tac- and military guns, major trademark an- date, purchase price, sale price, tight to the rail, so it won’t shoot loose. Made from lightweight, PVC tical gear. Six mounting holes and lots of slots make it adaptable to and appraised value—even lets you WEAPON LIGHTS alloy thermoplastic that’s resistant to most solvents. Adjustable to tiques, and commemorative models. Color different situations. Comes complete with three mounting screws photo section clearly shows examples of attach photos to each entry. Searchable database has a statistics fit flashlights and lasers from .800" to 1" diameter. ab and flat nuts. Accepts Picatinny accessories. ab 1 feature that lets you track both the appraised and realized value of SPECS: PVC alloy themoplastic, Black, Coyote Tan, or Flat Dark Earth. 1 /2" 5 various firearms in 0%-100% condition and SPECS: Injection-molded polymer, black. 5 /8" (14.3cm) OAL. individual firearms, or your entire collection. Print hard copy reports 1 1 explains the Photo Percentage Grading (3.8cm) long, 2 /2" (6.3cm) wide, 1 /4" (3.2cm) high. 1.8 oz. (51g) weight. Fits and personalized gun tags, even customize the screen appearance, .800" (20mm) to 1" (2.5cm) diameter flashlight and laser. #573-000-027 Universal Accessory Mounting System, System (PPGS) to help you determine the 3G9L34 . $ 10.99 accurate value of any firearm. A Sad Note: modify or add field headings, and add your own drop-down values. #100-004-371 Flashlight/Laser Mount, Blk, 7K22J34 . .$ 24.99 This edition of the venerable Blue Book is dedicated to the memory Runs off the USB drive, so it can be plugged into any computer, the #100-004-372 Flashlight/Laser Mnt, Coyote, 7K22B34 . 24.99 of S.P. Fjestad, founder of the BBGV and its editor until his passing in program can also be permanently installed on one computer. Drive #100-005-402 Flashlight/Laser Mnt, FDE, 7K22G34 . 24.99 2019. His creation, the ultimate compendium of historical firearm is built into a durable wooden carrying case with a handy rope lan- information, lives on. ab yard. Free upgrades downloadable from Internet with purchase. ab LITE MOUNT TECHNOLOGIES #100-040-929 Blue Book of Gun Values 41st Edition, SPECS: Requires Java 6 run-time engine; compatible with Windows, Mac 7A39B26 . $ 44.99 (OS 10.4 and above), and Linux operating systems. FALCON INDUSTRIES AR15/M16 3RAIL PICATINNY SHOTGUN MOUNT #100-005-296 Gun Collector Software, 2Z47F69 . $ 52.99 UNIVERSAL ACCESSORY MOUNTING Mounts Easily Under Barrel; Accepts PLATFORM Picatinny Accessories Easy Installation; Mount Rigid, aluminum, tri-rail mount lets AMERICAN GUNSMITHING INSTITUTE Tactical Accessories you attach picatinny accessories such as GUNSMITHS DATA RING BINDER lights, lasers, and other tactical equipment Super-Sized, Super-Tough For Instructions, HOME GUNSMITHING VIDEOS Injection-molded, nylon-based, polymer platform installs easily to your shotgun. Installs on the magazine Newsletters, Drawings & Notes Featuring gunsmiths Gene Shuey, Robert Dunlap, Gene Kelly, on tube and conventional two-piece AR-15 handguards to mount tube without modifications to the gun, and T.R. Graham and Darrel Holland. Clearly explains what to do and lights, lasers, and tactical gear. Six mounting holes and lots of slots will hold up to three attachments. Low mounting point keeps lights 125-thousandths thick, leather-grained why, plus pitfalls to avoid. Well produced, with a crisp, clean look, make it adaptable to different situations. Comes complete with three and lasers in proper alignment with the shot pattern and prevents high-density polyolefin that’s nearly indestruc- 8 dialogue that moves smoothly through each step, multiple camera mounting screws and flat nuts. Accepts Picatinny accessories. ab interference with iron sights. Secures with two /32" clamping screws. tible. Lays flat; includes ring opener/closer, le- 5 angles and smooth, in focus, closeups. SPECS: Injection-molded polymer, black. 5 /8" (14.3cm) OAL. Models for most popular brands of tactical shotguns. ab vers top and bottom, wide page lifters front and 5 #573-000-027 Univ. Access. Mnting System, 3G9L34 . $ 10.99 SPECS: 6061-T6 aluminum, matte black. 1 /8" (4.2cm) long. 1" - Fits Win- back, and label holder on spine. ab #303 PROFESSIONAL GUN CLEANING - 88 5 1 1 chester, Remington, and FN shotgun magazine tubes. 25mm - Fits Moss- SPECS: 11 /8" x 3 /8" thick. Holds up to 2 /2" thick minutes, DVD. Gene Shuey helps you select the berg and Ithaca shotgun magazine tubes. 26mm - Fits Benelli and Franchi page stack. best equipment, explains how to remove leading, MESA TACTICAL REMINGTON/BENELLI SPAZ shotgun magazine tubes. #263-250-000 Data Ring Binder, 8K17H34 . $ 24.99 which bore cleaners many pros like (and why), #100-002-041 1" 3-Rail Shotgun Mount, 2Z55P24 . .$ 64.99 which lubes to use - when and where. TACTICAL BARREL/MAGAZINE CLAMP #100-002-015 25mm 3-Rail Shotgun Mnt, 2Z57M59 . 63.99 #050-112-000 Professional Gun Cleaning, 5K31H49 . $ 34.99 #100-002-052 26mm 3-Rail Shotgun Mnt, 2Z55C79 . 61.99 Secures Extended Mag Tube & Mounts PISTOLSMITHING #304 PROFESSIONAL METAL FINISHING AND BLUING COURSE Accessories Up Front 1 1 George C. Nonte Jr., 560 pgs. 6 /2" x 9 /2". - 4 hours, DVD. Gene Shuey clearly demonstrates how to refin- Lightweight, aluminum clamp locks barrel Hardbound. Comprehensive, basic book on art of ish firearms using caustic, hot bluing. Includes metal prep, tank and extended magazine tube together to form a pistolsmithing. Covers wide variety of actions, fir- setup, supplies, chemicals, mixing, application and hundreds of rigid, rock-solid assembly. Can be used as a tacti- LITE MOUNT TECHNOLOGIES ing systems, action feeding methods and curing professional tips. cal light mount: install a 1" diameter light in one side of the clamp and common malfunctions. Divided into 30 chapters #050-116-000 Metal Finishing/Bluing Course, secure the other side to the barrel or magazine. Left- and right-side TACTICAL SHOTGUN MOUNT covering subjects such as: stiff cylinder rotation, 5K194Q74 . $ 204.99 sling swivel sockets accept standard pushbutton swivels. Two steel Won’t Interfere With Sights double-action/single-action tuning and timing, Allen head screws pull the clamp halves together for a tight, non-slip rimfire revolver problems, making and repairing #311 PILLAR BEDDING TECHNIQUES - 2 hours, DVD. Darrel Hol- hold. 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