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COVER STORY: SPRINGFIELD’S X-TREME DUTY –After Giving French Battle Rifle Is Not Well Known On This Side Of The Atlantic.

CUSTOM NAA GUARDIAN: — Quick: What’s Smooth, Small, Reliable And Fits In Your Pocket?

WINCHESTER’S .270 WSM — A Longtime Fan Of The .270 Winchester, Holt Says That The New .270 WSM Is A Winner.

CLEANING GUNS — A Few Thoughts ON A Necessary Chore.

MAS 49/56 — This Capable French Battle Rifle Is Not Well Known On This Side Of The Atlantic.

THE XD-40 IN THE FIELD — Ayoob Takes A Close Look At Springfield’s New Duty Pistol.

SAKO’S FINNLIGHT — Weatherproof, Accurate And Reliable — It’s A Good One!

LAZY MAN’S GUIDE TO GUN CLEANING — Don’t Clean Hard — Just Smart.

KEEP ‘EM CLEAN — A Look At Which Cleaning Materials The GUNS Staff Uses.

ACGG’S PROJECT NO. 17 — Feast Your Eyes On This Impressive Example Of The Gunmaker’s Art.

HANDLOADER — Longevity And Storage Of Components And Ammo.

QUARTERMASTER — Lee Deluxe Pistol Dies.

QUARTERMASTER — Marlin Upgrades From Wild West Guns.

QUARTERMASTER — Steiner Predator Binoculars.

SHOTGUNNER — Shorter Shells And Lighter Guns.

RIFLEMAN — Consistency Versus Predictability.

HANDGUNS — National Jr. Handgun Championships.

CAMPFIRE TALES — Of Strange Shots And Cell Phones.

PLUS MUCH MORE!

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