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GUNS Magazine June 1963 JUNE 1963 SOC llHl' III til. 11,..'.1 11,1t! lACHUK· SERVEN • POPOWSKI BURNSIDE • ASKINS ClEDE ARE YOUR GUliS LEGAL? PRESENTS THE MUSKETEER BOLT ACTION RIFLES BUILT ON THE WORLD FAMOUS ~ ACTION Firearms International Corporation Calibers: .243, .270, 30-06, .308, 7M/M Magnum, .264 Magnum and .308 Norma Magnum. j;{5~::ijtl~~~~) THE MUSKETEER II FEATURES ~~)~~S:2/'f~~w Williams "Guide" ad''''~ble open sight \0't,;;?t·~SlJldchec~ered forend and gri /.' inged floorplate /",f;i~~~t~;d. (~~1.r:7"~~"~" sling swive)/ '.' ,<;f':' Newest F.N. Mauser c., ...:;: "~h'. $" Supr~n:t.e·acti~;0~~~"usiveIY desig9~r;¢ nut stock with Monte Carlo cheekpi~~~?~~~~:~~JJ~~' ~r~'1t Si9ht;Zircii~M;ble for windage and elevation i?" /-y' ,-"-,,,'{.;,), j',', ~/ ,<' • Precision iifle~;'b~~~r\~ith '\~~',v~jlaitd~ "grooves • Streamlined receiver . E-.-: '\ '{".'" #~'ll'.'1'dff:', .. drilled and tape~ !,oricC?,~v~~,t/~on(J:!j;~lg~t' 9~e ment • Fully adlustable Sako trigger ?'~ ;, "!:" ~':f' ',:Ii, ~ .t' :>.. with silent Sliding~,thu~b d~tr '~~ '/yf:h:,'~'<~ , \{, (I ,"~x,~,,//;/;:./ I ~~'h' The Musketeer is a strong modern ifl~j:fesigiied /to,")he.....;. e;t~ the shooter from the recoil of powerful most .d~manding requireme~ts. ~f the Am~~n:'d'~~~,~~r. artridges. The clean and graceful lines of the Combining the safety and reliabIlity 'of the newes!~Q!T'lne~,,> W ,~ a trimness of proportion that makes this rifle cial Mauser actions with the proven accuracy oU6~}~~/i!y\;\\ 'u)· in any field. button rifled barr.els, these rifle~ a~e totally ne~<bi~c}~' , /. \, ;p~;~~n t o1's fine rifle, with features thar few pro- pletely safe, .englneered for a h~etlme of top p~r~~~;c ' ~ ,:->'~uf' N'!1.:~y'n~: ca dupli~~te, at. a smaller cost than that of The fine grained walnut stock Incorporate~~ont~~o ,,~:: c~~v~rtln,~,~g s~'IItary rifle. features of design to assure good bedding, rt,i~r;~1 ~> 'Mo:ri;e,~0 ,'ully guaranteed for a year by Firearms easy sighting, and complete comfort. The sloptft. ,\' )nte"t'!"!lt~ofa'"' r ration. L,;: " ,-Co" / fr. I- "t Musketeer I rifles have the same stock desig~ci:'~ r)d[~'i>cIr"~nch:Ck'e~e: without sling swivels. They have a wing safety, and a single stage trigger. The rec~.K is , ')~~ed f90elei'er;sights and conventional scope mounts. This is a sturdy and completely dependable l1~ting~rJ~' ;Oila,b:le"ffi~the'.Jd,.rfte/'cilib~rs \ s the Musketeer II with the same full year new guarantee. f~~'\"'o,,' ',,""> ~,/\ /~: /":f:' , """ ",", ,,~ ,/ j /" \,'''. '" \,::s.: ... I ',i,- Also available in "Packa eals" \\.:~':t:. ~ ':;/o/r/' :/> .".~ ,"':s;: Package #1, with open ockage :#;,3';"~'l"&;')Ji:~' ; Packag :#T" ithout F.I. LUMINAR rifle scopes rear and hooded front LU"':'INAR. sc~, 6--yori::: sights, b . ith.~b ~\ks and are light weight, optically sight, or Package # 2, chOice, wltho~.. nt ?..:.- mounts, ,.or the, pe of perfect scopes with cali­ without sights, drilled an ~ear sight, total CihclUCf~1 your cho~~. W:~I Jfit most brated click adjustments tapped for the installati Ing s~ope, block .. ' ,0., uri~s, popular 1 ~scopes. for elevation and windage . f and rifle. \. :;;;I '.. .1 $ and nitrogen filled tubes. o f ~ccessorles 0 your ':':C.' ':1 Musketeer I \":", J. 137.30 ~ chOice. Muskeleer 11 With. >.t~4~\ -1 Musketeer I ...:, . $120.66 Detachable Sako type split 1 ring scope mounts, adjusl­ ~~~e4~ ~~~~~: :..: J.~ ~,,~ J,~ S. ubtrac.t $16y6~~F .. tn. an. Y M k II $ 2 3 .. able for windage, return us eteer ..... 1 8. 0 :iit~ 6; 1~2c~~~~'v'~!i~O~~f ~.:~l~:rrr;s~~~~ readily to zero. Polished Musketeer I ••..•$111.66 scope ,. $26~ Musketeer I models. blue steel. ~e~_a6io_al v rl,ea,na..~~4 @ WASHINGTON 22: D, C. The Medali5t $11295 With extra weights and lifelime fitted case 46 ounces - 11 Va inches long A LOT OF PISTOL You'll hear a lot about the MEDALIST, because it's the type of pistol that makes a marksman a champion. And you'll see a lot of them too, because it's the kind of pistol that makes a marksman out of an average shot. Special features include a contoured walnut stock (right or left The Challenger $6495 hand); a fully adjustable micrometer sight; variable weights, inter­ 40 or 6~ inch barrel changeable with its walnut forearm; a fully adjustable trigger; a 35 ounces - 8Ya inches long dry-fire mechanism which permits easy practice firing for hours, With Fitted Case merely by depressing a button between each trigger pull; precisely calculated balance and weight - and it's as much a masterpiece in fit and finish as it is in mechanical perfection. Included is a luxurious fitted case with lock, shell block, and all attachments. The NOMAD and CHALLENGER are for the sportsmen who like fine accuracy but in a less specialized model. All three models have a wrap-around stock; a wide, crisp trigger; a fully adjustable rear sight, non-moving; the facility to easily interchange barrels without fitting; The Nomad $4995 10 round magazine capacity in .22 Long Rifle. Each is a lot ofpistol. 40 or 6~ inch barrel 29 ounces - 8Ya inches long With Fitted Case BROWNING Write for catalog for complete details ® on these pistols and all Browning guns. Browning Arms Co., Depr..518, St. Louis 3. Missouri palCES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE -In CANADA: Browning Arms Co. of Canada, Dept. 518, P. O. Box 991, Montreal P.Q. GUNS JUNE 1963 3 fAMOUS PINEAPPLE GRENADE -used by the U.S. & Gre,l.t arit.ain in W.W. 1 " 2. Comple-tely inert. Price $3.00 GERMAN ZF-41 sniping Scopes Target Carrier a straight eye piece ($149.50) and with an complete with mount - close out ••••••••••••••$12.95 inclined eyepiece ($159.50), and either model Itiffe Grenade P~rachute Flares •• 51. ea. Here is a target carrier that you can take GERMAN EGG GRENADE originally used apart, carry in the trunk of your car, and is well worth the money. Focusing is done by the German Army in W.W. II ­ by means of a top-mounted plastic ring and completely inert. Price $3.00 set up within a minute or two if you have POTATO MASHER GRENADE TRAINING a place to shoot rifles or handguns. Called an identical ring gives you an instant choice CHART approx. 24" x 36" - only $1.95 the T-lOO Targetholder and made by Prod­ of magnification. Especially noteworthy is FIRST OFFERING! - New issue U.S. of· the fact that the scope can be mounted on fensive grenade - completely inert. uct Masters Manufacturing Co., Dept. G, any camera tripod, thus saving the cost of Price $3.00 5013 Aldrich Ave. North, Minneapolis 30, a special scope stand or tripod. Minn., the carrier retails for $3.95 postpaid. ... ~'",. Our test Balscope Zoom was our steady .. ~ ";. ,.;. MUZZLE LOADING It comes complete with 3 targets, and you companion on the range for four weeks, and A7~~IIY beautiful little LT. WGHT. SHOTGUNS can mount targets up to 24"x24" in it. we also used it to watch wildlife, stars, and gun of new manufacture with 95 Fully assembled, the carrier is 4' high and fine steel barrel and checkered stock. $19 even attempted some telephotography (lack when taken down, it fits into a 2"x27" ~JJ of experience with it made this a little diffi­ lJU'3d.:.;,:: .;...,,;,.,...( SLIGHTLY carrying tube that comes with the carrier. cult). It should be mentioned that the tripod NEW 1W' LEATHER RIFLE SLINGS USED We have used the T-lOO carrier for over a !'tunters! ~hooter5! Uncle. Sam's loss $195 used with the Balscope Zoom 60, should be IS your gain! Brand spanking new, ad· 75¢ month and found it very satisfactory. justable to any shooting or carrying very sturdy since the slightest movement will position. be .tra.nsferred to the .scope, thus making it SHOULDER $2 25 Ml GARAND COMBINATION TOOL Navy Arms Derringer difficult to spot shots. Magnification is from ~;2~~J'~~3~ ~u,o"l ~ 15X to {lOX, and the only complaint, if it or .45 o~~ This four-barrel copy of Sharp's derringer •••••••••••••••• , is imported by Navy Arms Co., Dept. G, can be called a complaint, is the lack of a .45 REVOLVER 195 1 This standard U.S. Ordinan.e sun shade. For full information, write Bausch HOLSTERS $. I ~~:lm~Oe~b~7::n~n:cr:o:~rri;:~i 689 Bergen Blvd., Ridgefield, N.J. Made in •••••••••••••••• , assembly and dis. Italy by the house of Gregorelli Uberti, the & Lomb, Inc., Consumer Goods, Department 1 assembly '001. All G, Rochester 2, N.Y. GI....I45 AUTO this can be yours $1 75 gun has an over-all length of 4 llh6" and a 95 HOLSTERS $1 1 for only 0 height of 2%:'. The gun we tested was a •••••••••••••••• I . presentation model' and featured a neatly­ Shell Caddy RIFLES AND PISTOLS $1.00 POSTAGE and HANDLING ALL OTHER ITEMS $.35 POSTAGE and HANDLING engraved brass frame and finely blued and Load your own shotshells? Here is an item , lightly engraved barrel-or, rather, barrels. that will become one of the most indis­ . Unloaded, the gun weighs about 10 ounces, pensible pieces of equipment, on your bench. and using Eley CB caps and shooting from The Shell Caddy is a light-weight plastic a rest at 15 feet, we managed to keep shell holder that will keep all gauges in groups within a 5" circle. The plastic grips order, and will prevent accidental knocking of the gun are apparently molded and the feel of the gun is, on the whole, very much akin to that of the original.
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