The Gun Digest – 1964 | |
| Table of Contents | |
| Features | |
| Handloads for the 256 Magnum, E. M. Yard & C. H. Helbig | 4 |
| Snider 557 Cartridges, Charles Yust | 10 |
| Shooting the Snider, Larry Sterett | 14 |
| In Defense of Chinks, John Madson | 17 |
| Gas Guns, Bob Bell | 21 |
| The 9.3x72R, Warren Sipe | 26 |
| Remington's Big Seven, Bob Hagel | 28 |
| Complete Shooting Center, Bob Zwirz | 32 |
| Survival Weapons, Bob Bell | 33 |
| Guns of Lewis & Clark, William R. Barbour | 38 |
| Rattle Up Your Buck, Tom Hayes | 46 |
| The 7mm Rolling Block, Walter E. Hill | 49 |
| Mystery Misses, Bob Hagel | 53 |
| Safety – to Begin With, Helen Kitchen Branson | 56 |
| Antique Arms Restoration, Paul Matthews | 57 |
| Wanted! Gun Designers, B. Fritz Samuels | 62 |
| Ithaca Scatterguns, Wallace Labisky | 65 |
| Snapshooting Means Venison, Bob Kindley | 73 |
| Black Powder Pistols, William A. Carver | 77 |
| Confederate Powder Works, Warren Sipe | 84 |
| First Big Game Rifle, Clyde Ormond | 89 |
| The Forgotten Gun, Louis Steinwedel | 93 |
| The 7mm Magnum in Africa, Sam B. Saxton | 97 |
| Powder to Burn, Dean Grennell | 101 |
| Half-Minute Rifle, Warren Page | 107 |
| Military Handguns for Sport, F. C. Barnes Bonus | 112 |
| Forty-Rod Gun, Lucian Cary | 124 |
| Japanese Gunsmith, Major J. H. Woolnough | 129 |
| Pointblank Practice, Ken Warner | 132 |
| Silencers, Larry S. Sterett | 135 |
| Most Versatile Gun, Larry Mueller | 139 |
| Gas Loss in Revolvers, Edward M. Yard | 143 |
| Peabody Sporting Rifles, Cleves Howell | 146 |
| Open, Peep, Scope Sights, William Schumaker | 154 |
| All-Round Shotgun R.I.P., Charles Howe | 158 |
| Remington XP-100, Les Bowman | 161 |
| The 5.7 Johnson Spitfire, J. Rakusan | 166 |
| Hall Accoutrements, R. T. Huntington | 167 |
| Redfield / Browning Scopes, Bob Bell | 170 |
| Black Powder Replica Arms, John Lachuk | 172 |
| Shooting – People – Space, Henry Stebbins | 179 |
| Handloads for Hunting, Jim Ryan | 182 |
| Homemade Pistol Rest, Bob Reynolds | 184 |
| Testfire! A Field Survey, Kenneth L. Waters | 185 |
| Let's Talk Recoil, Tom Moseley | 191 |
| The Modern Sporting Pistol, Jeff Cooper | 192 |
| Exploded Drawings, James Triggs | 200 |
| U.S. Handguns, 1963-64, Gil Hebard | 204 |
| U.S. Rifles & Shotguns, 1963-64, John T. Amber | 220 |
| Foreign Guns, 1963-64, John T. Amber | 251 |
| Custom Handguns, Makes and Models | 277 |
| Custom Guns, The Gunsmith's Art | 278 |
| Artistry in Metal, a gun engraving Sampler | 282 |
| American Bulleted Cartridges, Kenneth L. Waters | 298 |
| Sears Catalog of 1908, a Collector's Bonus | 353 |
| Departments | |
| U.S. Handguns | 210 |
| U.S. Rifles | 232 |
| U.S. Shotguns | 242 |
| Foreign Arms in America | 257 |
| Pellet Guns | 269 |
| Chokes & Brakes | 274 |
| Reloading Tools & Bullets | 285 |
| Ammunition Tables | 307 |
| Scopes & Mounts | 314 |
| Metallic Sights | 323 |
| The Arms Library | 327 |
| Periodical List | 336 |
| Shooter's Showcase | 337 |
| Arms Associations | 342 |
| Glossary for Gunners | 343 |
| Directory of the Arms Trade | 345 |
| Index | 352 |
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