The Gun Digest – 1966 | |
| Table of Contents | |
| Features | |
| John Marlin, Bill Rogoski | 4 |
| U.S. Rifles & Shotguns, 1965-66, Pete Kuhlhoff | 10 |
| Testfire! A Field Survey, Ken Waters | 21 |
| Beautiful Brownings, Pete Kuhlhoff | 29 |
| U.S. Handguns 1965-66, the technical editors | 34 |
| Foreign Firearms, George C. Nonte, Jr. | 42 |
| Treasure Hunt Safari, John T. Amber | 51 |
| Hi-Standard Autos, Gil Hebard | 55 |
| On Target, Warren Sipe | 58 |
| Scopes & Mounts 1965-66, Bob Bell | 59 |
| 2-Bullet NATO Cartridge, George C. Nonte, Jr. | 62 |
| Tell Me, Elmer . . ., Don Frost | 64 |
| The Elegant World of Elk, Bradford Angier | 65 |
| Automatico V.B., S. A. Balistique | 69 |
| The Remington Model 10, L. S. Sterett | 72 |
| Gunning the Game Preserves, Jack Lawrence | 79 |
| Pipe in Your Crows!, Don Shiner | 83 |
| Dan Lefever – Inventor, Wallace Labisky | 86 |
| The Best Knives Made, Ken Warner | 94 |
| Chronographs Today, Edward M. Yard | 99 |
| Shoulder Stocks for Pistols, B. W. Brian | 103 |
| The Wild Ones! A. B. Kazan | 108 |
| Put and Take Choke, Francis E. Sell | 112 |
| The Old Winchesters, James E. Serven | 115 |
| A Rugged Holster, James Tallon | 123 |
| The Luger Myth, R. A. Burmeister | 126 |
| Stone Age Guided Missiles, Edw. A. Dieckmann | 129 |
| Fusil Electrique, Roger Barlow | 133 |
| The Mysterious Morrone, B. R. Hughes | 136 |
| Why The Magnum?, Bob Hagel | 139 |
| One and Only Pistol, Henry M. Stebbins | 143 |
| Want to be a Gunsmith?, B. Fritz Samuels | 147 |
| Case Neck Variations | 151 |
| Carousel of Cartridges, John Maynard | 153 |
| The Little BB Gun, Larry Mueller | 157 |
| Power Drilling Pointers, Glen F. Stillwell | 160 |
| Are Any Wildcats Good?, Courtney Wills | 161 |
| Nat’l Shooting Sports Fdn., Ed Hoffschmidt | 165 |
| Low Cost Custom Doubles, Francis E. Sell | 166 |
| Shot – A History, James E. Serven | 170 |
| British Service Rifles, W. D. Bell | 176 |
| Colt Longarms, James M. Triggs | 183 |
| Smoothbores for Deer, C. J. Milling, M.D. | 186 |
| Firearms in 4-Color, 57 guns on display | 193 |
| Great Western Guns, 32 pages from the past | 225 |
| The 41 Magnum, Dean Grennell | 257 |
| Today’s Shotgun Missiles, Larry S. Sterett | 263 |
| Ed Shilen – Riflesmith, John T. Amber | 269 |
| Ballistics Mumbo Jumbo, Eric Jamieson | 272 |
| Gun Boxes, Jan S. Paul | 274 |
| Belly Guns, Paul Weston | 275 |
| Forensic Ballistic Errors, Shelley Braverman | 280 |
| Exploded Drawings, James M. Triggs | 284 |
| Custom Guns and their makers | 350 |
| A Treasury of the gun engraver’s art | 354 |
| American Bulleted Cartridges, Kenneth L. Waters | 370 |
| Departments | |
| U.S. Handguns | 288 |
| U.S. Rifles | 301 |
| U.S. Shotguns | 318 |
| Foreign Arms in America | 329 |
| Pellet Guns | 343 |
| Chokes & Brakes | 348 |
| Reloadinig Tools & Components | 358 |
| Ammunition Tables | 377 |
| Scopes & Mounts | 381 |
| Metallic Sights | 388 |
| Arms Library | 392 |
| Shooter’s Showcase | 401 |
| Periodical Publications | 404 |
| Arms Associations | 405 |
| Glossary for Gunners | 406 |
| Directory of the Arms Trade | 408 |
| Index | 416 |
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