TARGET GUN Magazine July 1992 - Ram-Line Exactor Pistol, Napolean Le Page

TARGET GUN
July 1992

CONTENTS

REGULAR FEATURES

SHOOTERS' SNIPPETS - News of new equipment, accessories and items of interest to shooters.
HOW GUNS WORK - The notable design input of Charles Pryse and Paul Cashmore in the evolution of the revolver's action is examined this month.

ARMSFLASH - Recent developments in the world of small arms, reported by Nick Steadman.
BLACKPOWDER: NAPOLEAN LE PAGE - Anyone looking for a modestly priced percussion target pistol, for competition or target practice, would do well to consider this offering from Armi Sport.
LETTERS - More correspondence from the Target Gun post bag.
SMALLBORE RIFLE SERIES -  Following on from last month's 'Mirage' article, Brookwood now takes a detailed look at 'Shooting in a wind'.
HANDLOADING BENCH - The concluding part of those problems which can affect the handloading process are the subject of this month's instalment.

CLUB NEWS AND FIXTURES - News, views and reports from clubs around the country plus our comprehensive list of fixtures in Shooter's Diary.
COMPETITION CORNER - Another highly successful airweapon event organised by the Shropshire R&P Association and sponsored by Royal Mail.

ASSOCIATION INFORMATION

NPA NEWS - Latest news and information from the headquarters of the National Pistol Association, plus the NPA's response to the Home Office's latest proposals.

UKPSA COMPETITOR - Information for practical shooters, from practical shooters.

SPECIAL FEATURES

BENCHREST SPORTER CLASS - Terry Love provides the low-down on a new precision 'Sporter' class for those seeking the 'ultimate' in group size.

RAM-LINE EXACTOR - Following on from their 'plinker' model, Ram-Line have now produced a target version of their novel pistol: Anthony Morgan reports.

LONDON ARMS FAIR - Although affected by changes in legislation and, of course, by the recession, this fair still has much to offer.

.45 COLT FEEDWAY CONCERNS - American 'gunwriter' Karl Bosselmann passes on some useful information on the finer points of a Colt semi-auto's functioning.

A GUIDE TO 38Spl HBWCs - In seeking top accuracy for his favoured '1500' discipline, Keith Taylor has learned a lot about 38Spl wadcutter loads.  His finding will interest most handloaders.

PROGRESSIVE OVERLOAD - Sports psychology plays an ever increasing part of many sports.  Stephen Verderber applies this technique to shooting.

This British gun magazine is in good vintage condition, with just minor signs of use.  There's no significant damage that I can find.