American Rifleman magazine, full year 1949 (12 issues), hunting, marksmanship

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American Rifleman magazine, full year 1949 (12 issues), hunting, marksmanship
These have been in my family for over 70 years and likely haven’t been read since then. This is the complete run of 12 issues of the American Rifleman of 1949; other than some edge wear, mustiness from storage and staple rust, they are in very good condition. First few issues still on wartime paper, so age toned. As an example of the articles: how rifles are made, rifles for turkeys, modernizing the Winchester ’94, selecting a reloading tool, handgun stocks, Magnumizing the .44, bagging the big cats, Farquarson single shots, the Thuer conversion, bullet design, Damascus barrel bogey, handgun handloads, night shooting, .257 Roberts loads, Smith & Wesson, reloading shotgun shells, miniature firearms, double gun mechanisms, tough critters, gunpowder, perforating an Enfield, gunmakers of Denver, modern gunpowders, loads for the .250 and the .348, right hand and left eye, new life for old barrels and choosing a sporter. Authors such as Harold MacFarland, Harland Certer, Lee Echols, Phil Sharpe, Elmer Keith, Harold Petersen, Julian Hatcher, etc. December has a large cover tear. Great reads as well as references, and very historic. See photos.
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