GUNS magazine, September 1957

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GUNS magazine, September 1957

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http://www.scribd.com/doc/2388191/GUNS- ... ember-1957

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pg 45

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Re: GUNS magazine, September 1957

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I like the tiny little "R.C.B.S. Gun and Die Shop" ad on the lower corner of page 42. I guess that worked out eventually.
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Re: GUNS magazine, September 1957

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I always wanted the Shultz & Larsen M60 rear locking bolt in 7x61 Sharpe & Hart. Almost as slick as a Krag.
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Re: GUNS magazine, September 1957

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My copy hasn't arrived yet . . .

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Re: GUNS magazine, September 1957

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the ads are fun to drool over.

the little woman-big gun article was fun, too.

but,,, the thing that struck me most was the pro-gun law article,

could have been taken from today's news, 53 years ago. what the heck?

stand strong, get involved, THEY will never give up. :twisted:
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Re: GUNS magazine, September 1957

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That was fun to look at - thanks!

And it just shows you how little has really changed over the last 50 years!
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Re: GUNS magazine, September 1957

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"the pro-gun law article", "how little has really changed over the last 50 years"

I thought the same thing.

The more things change the more they remain the same.

I loved comparing prices between different guns and how they stack up to today's prices.

Also enjoyed reading a bit of unabashed, unrepentant, w/o remorse male chauvinism.

Sorry, ladies...
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Re: GUNS magazine, September 1957

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Did anyone notice the cost of optics relative to today? Imagine having to pay a rent payment for a scope sight, and not the best at that.
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