GUNS AND SHOOTING September 1994 - KPS Supercomp, Baby Jericho
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GUNS AND SHOOTING
September 1994
September 1994
CONTENTS
NEWS
HOT METAL - Loadsa snippety info about things of great import. And the big news this month is Glock going down on S&W, prepare for action.
UKPSA NEWS - Nick Sharman looks at the tightening up of Standard and Modified divisions, and wonders who will be the next head of the IPSC. It may be thousands of miles away but it will affect us eventually.
FEATURES
CALLING ALL COWBOYS - Red Dog Pete rides roughshod over some of the hardware you'll need for the End of Trail Shoot. Let's face it, this town ain't big enough for the both of us.
DR FEINSTEIN - Jekyll and Hyde politics from the glory land, as the US gets Europitis. But what exactly does this horror story bill mount up to? Peter Sarony dissects the corpse.
TEMPLE OF BOOM - Mine's bigger than yours says our favourite expat Tony Walker as he hits the calibre trail in search of the ultimate hole punch.
DRESS TO IMPRESS - You don't have to spend a fortune to improve your gun, G&S shows you how to make £100 go a long way.
X MARKS THE SPOT - Steve Bingham introduces PP and 1500 and then disappears on a course to hone and polish his skill. What can a superstar like Steve possibly learn? Read on.
45 ACP EXCELLENCE - The SSS.45 is a top end pistol, and at £1,800 it's all you need out of the box. Rob Adam takes the lid off to see if the buyer is boxing clever.
DON'T JUST LIE THERE - PR supremo Pete Bloom refines and adjusts some shooting positions, and asks is it better for you kneeling or laying down.
THAT'S MY BABY - Rosemary's Baby was not like this. John Northmore bottle feeds IMI's new Baby Jericho and asks whether compacts have as much fun.
DEPARTMENTS
SPEED LOAD - A few well chosen words from Mr Snub 1994. Dave Seago can do more with 2 1/2" than most people can do with 4".
SHOOTERS' RIGHTS - Richard Law looks at the dark side of the fees proposal. Is there some form of hidden agenda?
RELOADING - Choose your partners. Clive Stevens dances with two older women, the 45 Long Colt and the 44-40, and finds out if they still go.
QUICK RELEASE - Tools, loaders, bullets and smart boots, read on for the greatest choice of kit.
DUST JACKET - Nigel Milner looks at US gun culture, picks Lyman's loading book as best, and gets into some serious leather work.
FUMBLE ZONE - A mixed bag this ish with a bit of praise, a bit of criticism and a big dollop of confusion. But which will win the letter of the month award?
COLUMNS
WALKERSVILLE - Tony Walker - the first G&S contrib to have a town named after him - brings us some titbits from the US. Most are interesting, a few titillating and the odd one terrifying.
TRADE TALK - The column that is taking the industry by storm. This month Roger Hale hits out at sponsorship, Glock v Sigma and the ramifications of US legislation.
SCOOP! - Jan is short of sleep, and unhappy with British Rail and the Government.
UKPSA NEWS - Nick Sharman looks at the tightening up of Standard and Modified divisions, and wonders who will be the next head of the IPSC. It may be thousands of miles away but it will affect us eventually.
FEATURES
CALLING ALL COWBOYS - Red Dog Pete rides roughshod over some of the hardware you'll need for the End of Trail Shoot. Let's face it, this town ain't big enough for the both of us.
DR FEINSTEIN - Jekyll and Hyde politics from the glory land, as the US gets Europitis. But what exactly does this horror story bill mount up to? Peter Sarony dissects the corpse.
TEMPLE OF BOOM - Mine's bigger than yours says our favourite expat Tony Walker as he hits the calibre trail in search of the ultimate hole punch.
DRESS TO IMPRESS - You don't have to spend a fortune to improve your gun, G&S shows you how to make £100 go a long way.
X MARKS THE SPOT - Steve Bingham introduces PP and 1500 and then disappears on a course to hone and polish his skill. What can a superstar like Steve possibly learn? Read on.
45 ACP EXCELLENCE - The SSS.45 is a top end pistol, and at £1,800 it's all you need out of the box. Rob Adam takes the lid off to see if the buyer is boxing clever.
DON'T JUST LIE THERE - PR supremo Pete Bloom refines and adjusts some shooting positions, and asks is it better for you kneeling or laying down.
THAT'S MY BABY - Rosemary's Baby was not like this. John Northmore bottle feeds IMI's new Baby Jericho and asks whether compacts have as much fun.
DEPARTMENTS
SPEED LOAD - A few well chosen words from Mr Snub 1994. Dave Seago can do more with 2 1/2" than most people can do with 4".
SHOOTERS' RIGHTS - Richard Law looks at the dark side of the fees proposal. Is there some form of hidden agenda?
RELOADING - Choose your partners. Clive Stevens dances with two older women, the 45 Long Colt and the 44-40, and finds out if they still go.
QUICK RELEASE - Tools, loaders, bullets and smart boots, read on for the greatest choice of kit.
DUST JACKET - Nigel Milner looks at US gun culture, picks Lyman's loading book as best, and gets into some serious leather work.
FUMBLE ZONE - A mixed bag this ish with a bit of praise, a bit of criticism and a big dollop of confusion. But which will win the letter of the month award?
COLUMNS
WALKERSVILLE - Tony Walker - the first G&S contrib to have a town named after him - brings us some titbits from the US. Most are interesting, a few titillating and the odd one terrifying.
TRADE TALK - The column that is taking the industry by storm. This month Roger Hale hits out at sponsorship, Glock v Sigma and the ramifications of US legislation.
SCOOP! - Jan is short of sleep, and unhappy with British Rail and the Government.
This British gun magazine is in good vintage condition, with just minor signs of use. There's no significant damage that I can find.
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Listing Information
| Listing Type | Gallery Listing |
| Listing ID# | 199346942 |
| Start Time | Fri 26 Apr 2024 20:28:12 (EDT) |
| Close Time | Fri 03 May 2024 20:28:12 (EDT) |
| Starting Bid | Fixed Price (no bidding) |
| Item Condition | Used |
| Bids | 0 |
| Views | 3 |
| Dispatch Time | 3 Days |
| Quantity | 1 |
| Location | United Kingdom |
| Auto Extend | No |
| Language | English |
| Subject | Sports & Outdoors |
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