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Gen 4 .40 S&W Gen 4.40 S&W Glock Win a GLOCKGLOCK GENGEN 44 .40.40 SS&W FREE AND MUCH MORE! $4.95 OUTSIDE U.S. $7.95 MAY 2011 STORM ARRIVAL BERETTABERETTA Px4Px4 .. 4545ACP AMERICA’S GREATEST CLASSIC PISTOL FIREARMS M1911 • SHARPSHOOTERS .45 ACP AT TRAFALGAR • CIVIL WAR .54 BURNSIDE RIMFIRE SPECIAL • ISSC M22 .22 LR Pg 10 • NAA TOP BREAK MINI .22 WMR The Kimber CDP. Carry Without Compromise. The new Ultra+ CDP II™ (left) with full-length grip and Ultra CDP II™ with short grip are chambered in .45 ACP. Both have 3-inch barrels that make them easy to conceal. CDP pistols feature night sights and The Pro CDP II™ .45 ACP has a The Custom CDP II™ .45 ACP is a a Carry Melt™ treatment for rounded 4-inch barrel and full-length grip. full-size 1911. Even with a 5-inch and blended edges. It weighs just 28 ounces. barrel, it weighs only 31 ounces. Absolute dependability combined with power and accuracy is everything in a carry pistol. 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Copy of instruction manual available by request. kimberamerica.com Kimber, One Lawton Street, Yonkers, NY 10705 (800) 880-2418 MAY 2011 Vol. 57, Number 5, 666th Issue COLUMNS CROSSFIRE 6 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR RANGING SHOTS™ 8 CLINT SMITH RIMFIRES H 1 0 OLT BODINSON 1 4 RIFLEMAN DAVE ANDERSON 76 ENTER TO WIN! 1 8 MONTANA MUSINGS Glock Generation 4 G22 in .40 S&W, Mantis Mike “Duke” VENTURINO Knife, Defender Series body armor, triple- HANDGUNS duty flashlight and archangel polymer pen. 2 0 MASSAd AYOOb 2 2 UP ON ARs GLEN ZEDIKER 8 HANDLOADING 2 4 JOHN BARSNESS KNIVES 6 0 PAT COVERT 6 2 VIEWS, NEWS & REVIEWS RIGHTS WATCH: DAVID CODREA DEPARTMENTS ODD ANGRY SHOT 78 JOHN CONNOR SURPLUS LOCKER™ 28 GENERAL BURNSIDE’S LITTLE CARBINE 8 2 CAMPFIRE TALES HOLT BODINSON JOHN TAFFIN 32 OUT OF THE BOX™ 32 NAA MINI .22 WMR MIKE CUMPSTON QUESTIONS & ANSWERS 34 JEFF JOHN QUARTERMASTER F68 EATURING GUNS ALLSTARS! 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WWW.GUNSMAGAZINE.COM 5 THE FINEST IN THE FIREARMS FIELD SINCE 1955 C RO FIRE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Thomas von Rosen, CEO; LETTERS TO GUNS Thomas Hollander, Randy Moldé, Marjorie Young PUBLISHER Roy Huntington GUNS Magazine® welcomes letters to the editor. We reserve the right to edit all published letters for clarity and length. Due Editor Jeff John to the volume of mail, we are unable to individually answer your letters or e-mail. In sending a letter to GUNS Magazine, Managing Editorial Assistant Stephanie Jarrell you agree to provide Publisher’s Development Corp. such copyright as is required for publishing and redistributing the Editorial Assistant Mckenzie Whitmer contents of your letter in any format. Send your letters to Crossfire, GUNS Magazine, 12345 World Trade Dr., San Diego, Art Director/Staff Photographer CA 92128; www.gunsmagazine.com; e-mail: [email protected] Joseph R. Novelozo Art Assistant Jennifer Lewis Advertising Sales Director Anita Carson Wrong Round? They quickly left before the MPs showed Advertising Sales Assistant Dana Hatfield As a longtime precision machinist up or they would have been busted for Production Manager Linda Peterson Website Manager Lorinda Massey I can generally eyeball a difference of having a gun in town! Promotions Coordinator Elizabeth O’Neill several thousandths. Reading “Cast I used the Lawrence No. 7 in lieu CONTRIBUTING EDITORS Bullets & WWII Handguns” by Mike of the issued shoulder holster to carry John Taffin, Holt Bodinson, Dave Anderson, Venturino in the December issue, what my National Guard issued S&W M10 Clint Smith, Massad Ayoob, Mike is calling a 9mm in the top picture during “Summer Camps” for the next Mike “Duke” Venturino on page 58, ain’t. And in the middle 20 plus years until we were issued the FIELD EDITORS Sam Fadala, David Codrea, John Morrison, picture, what he’s calling a .380, ain’t M9 Berettas. Then I got the X-15 out of Glen Zediker, John Sheehan, Jacob either. It is a rimmed case. Also in both hock for flying duties with the new piece. Gottfredson, Mike Cumpston, John Barsness, pictures, the cartridge length is equal. I’m glad Mas mentioned the Galco Dave Douglas Mike writes some bodacious articles, but “Holsters for Heroes” program as I’ve I’ve got to chide him on this faux pax. got some NG Shooting Team buddies Larry D. Petersime about to deploy again and the Galco FMG PUBLICATIONS Moncks Corner, S.C. Vertical Shoulder Holsters will make good “Care Packages” for them. shootingindustry.com In the top picture, the caption is Ed Stanhope Publisher & Editor: Russ Thurman incorrect and calls the British .380 MkII aka Pelican 840 and Flipper 21 Advertising: Delano Amaguin, 888.732.6461 revolver cartridge a 9mm. In the bottom Ancient Combatant email: [email protected] picture, the British .380 MkII revolver americancopmagazine.com cartridge is on the other side of the 9mm NATO Chambers Editor: Suzi Huntington and the caption is correct. The .380 I recently acquired a barrel for an Advertising: Denny Fallon, 800.426.4470 revolver cartridge is dimensionally the AR, part of someone else’s build and email: [email protected] same as our .38 S&W (as used in many there are no markings on the barrel. americanhandgunner.com old top-break revolvers), but the MkII As for the chamber, I went to my local Publisher & Editor: Roy Huntington Advertising: Steve Evatt, 800.533.7988 round uses a heavier bullet. The incorrect dealer for help and was referred to a email: [email protected] captioning is my mistake.—Jeff John respected gunsmith. I was told by said gunsmith the problem in years past gunsmagazine.com Shoulder Holsters Editor: Jeff John was with the ammo. That being cases Advertising: Andrew Oram, 866.903.1199 I carried my own 4" S&W Model of different sizes. Now everything email: [email protected] 19 for two tours as an Army Helicopter manufactured is of the same size Pilot in Viet Nam in ’67 and ’69. I had (.223/5.56) can be fired through any fmgpublications.com a black custom Lawrence Leather No. barrel, markings do not matter. Editor: Sammy Reese Advertising: Scott McGregor, 800.553.7780 7 shoulder holster that was the envy I recall having read in the recent email: [email protected] of gun savvy compatriots.
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