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Rifle Marksmanship with the M1 Rifle Part 1 70 min./b&w - "Rifle Marksmanship with the M-1 Rifle, Preparatory Training" filmed in the 1940's. This video is in black & white and was produced by the US ARMY as a instructional video on basic marksmanship with the M1. The video is over an hour long and covers every aspect of accurately shooting these famous WWII weapons. This video was digitally transferred from a 16mm film to video. The quality is outstanding! |
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Rifle Marksmanship with the M1 Rifle Part 2 75 min/b&w - "Rifle Marksmanship with the M-1 Rifle, Preparatory Training - Elevation and Windage" filmed in the 1940s. This is a continuation of the original M1 Basic Marksmanship series. It focuses on "elevation and windage" and the correct calculations for setting the M1's sights. This video is in black & white and was produced by the US ARMY as a instructional video on advanced marksmanship with the M1. The video is an hour long and covers every aspect of sighting these famous WWII weapons. This video was digitally transferred from a 16mm film to video. The quality is outstanding! Click Here for a sample clip (526 KB .wmv file) |
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The M1 and M2 Carbine 26min/b&w "The M1 Carbine & the M2 Carbine" was filmed in the 1950's in black & white and was produced by the US ARMY as a instructional video on the basic working operation of both the M1 and M2 carbine. It is filled with fascinating instructional scenes of how these rifles work. Using a giant-sized replica, an Army instructor shows all the inner workings of the M1 and M2. Click Here for a sample clip (388 KB .wmv file) |
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US Small Arms Weapons of WWII 40 min/b&w - "The Fundamentals of Small Arms Weapons" filmed in the 1950’s, is an instructional video on the basic working operation of a M1 Garand rifle. The video covers many other types of small arms including the B.A.R., M3, .45 pistol, and .50 caliber machine gun. This is a fascinating instructional video on how a gun really works. Using a giant-sized replica, an Army instructor shows the inner workings. |
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Infantry Weapons of the Vietnam War 22 min/color - "Weapons of the Infantry" filmed in the 1960s was produced by the US Army and Marine Corps as a training film for their soldiers. This instructional video covers the rifles: M-14, the M14-A1 and the M-16A1. Also included are the M-79 grenade launcher, 90 and 106mm recoiless rifles, 50 caliber spotting guns, and 81mm and 4.2 inch mortars. This video is filled with fascinating instructional scenes of how all these famous guns and mortars work. |
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NEW! The AR-15 Complete Assembly Guide Since the publication of the author's The AR-15 Complete Owner's Guide, readers have asked for a book that would help guide them through the assembly of their AR-15-type rifle. Ideally, such a book would impart the tips, tricks, pitfalls and "gotchas!" that experienced AR-15 enthusiasts and armorers have discovered and developed over the years. This is that book. It goes beyond the military manuals in depth and scope, using words and pictures to clearly guide the reader through every operation required to assemble their AR-15-type rifle. You'll learn the best and easiest ways to build your rifle. It won't make you an AR-15 armorer, but it will make you a more knowledgeable owner. You'll be able to do more with (and to) your rifle. You'll also be able to better judge the competence of those whom you choose to work on your rifle, and to discuss your needs more intelligently with them. In short, if you build it, you'll know how to repair it. The AR-15 Complete Assembly Guide is a companion volume to The AR-15 Complete Owner's Guide by Walt Kuleck with Scott Duff. The Owner's Guide gives you a look into the history and development of the AR-15. It also gives you a comprehensive description of the many variations of the AR-15 and its clones, and provides a systematic way for you to analyze your needs so you can configure your AR-15 rifle and uppers to meet those needs. The Owner's Guide includes preban serial number cutoff information, detailed descriptions of Colt AR-15 model numbers, and a compendium of available pre-ban magazines to guide your buying decisions. It's the most comprehensive book of its kind on the AR-15. 164 pages, 331 photographs. |
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The AR-15 Owner's Guide (2008, Third Edition) by Walt Kuleck and Scott A. Duff. - History, development, selecting the rifle, disassembly, assembly, inspection, cleaning, zeroing, and much, much more. The AR-15 Complete Owner's Guide is intended to provide the prospective, new or experienced AR-15® owner with the in-depth knowledge he or she needs to configure, select, operate, maintain and troubleshoot his or her rifle. The Guide covers the history, applications, details of components and subassemblies, operating, cleaning maintenance, and future of perhaps the most versatile rifle system ever produced. A comprehensive Colt model number table and pre-/post-ban serial number information are included. Colt's Patent Firearms Manufacturing Co. began producing AR-15s for the civilian market circa 1963, with 25 rifles produced that year. As of this writing, the AR-15 and its clones have been in constant production for over 35 years! The AR-15-type rifle is almost certainly the last US Martial Arm that will be available to US Citizens. While the AR-15-type rifle is not a true US Martial Arm, it is as close as most of us will be able to get to the real thing. The AR-15 is suitable for use for all: male, female, young and old. It's safe to say that you are much more likely to be shooting your AR-15 than a Garand when you approach age 80! Join us as we explore the world of the AR-15, the "Swiss Army Knife®" of rifles! |
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THE COMPETITIVE AR15
The latest (and best) on accuracy modifications. Loads and bullets for long- and short-range. Shooting techniques specifically suited to the AR15. Super special section on the AR-10/SR-25. Plus: Special chapters with 8-time Champion, G. David Tubb; USAMU head D.I. Boyd and Service Rifle ace Sgt. Lew Tippie; gunsmith Derrick Martin; and the input of a dozen other industry leaders! It¹s the real deal. Current, complete, correct. |
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HANDLOADING FOR COMPETITION  Handloading for Competition —is a brand new book by Glen Zediker, the author and publisher of The Competitive AR15. It's a guide to "practical precision" in producing high-performance ammunition. Ten major sections and one hundred separate segments detail all aspects of developing and producing ammunition for High Power Rifle, Silhouette Rifle, or serious varminting. Tools, methods, and processes for sizing, seating, case preparation are examined. Fixing "primer problems" like pierces and blow outs (and what really causes them). Bullet selection, real world accuracy and ballistic performance, and proven (because they win) loads for all popular competitive cartridges, plus "both sides" of bullet coating. Testing and development have their own sections, and there's also a special Long Range chapter by Scott Medesha, U.S. Palma® Team member. This book is a very large collection of information, ideas, and essays on the production of high-performance ammunition for use in competition rifles. We promise you've never read a loading book before like this one! |
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The M14 Owner's Guide and Match Conditioning Instructions (1996) by Scott A. Duff and CWO John M. Miller. - History, development, selecting the rifle, disassembly, assembly, inspection, cleaning, zeroing, match conditioning, and much, much more. Mention this Web Site and get a copy signed by Scott Duff! The M14/M1ATM has dominated service rifle competition for over 30 years. Prior to publication of this book, no single document existed which described in detail selecting a rifle, operation, troubleshooting, disassembly/assembly, inspection, maintenance, cleaning, and zeroing the M14. The M14 Owner's Guide also traces the history and development from the T44 through adoption and production of the M14 rifle. Evolution of the sniper rifle variations are chronicled. History of the military National Match rifle and the introduction and manufacture of the civilian M14/M1ATM rifles are described. The Match Conditioning Instructions guide the reader through the activities required to convert the M14/M1ATM into a first-class target rifle. Numerous drawings and photographs aid in completion of this procedure. A comprehensive appendix provides the reader with names, addresses, and phone numbers of reputable gunsmiths and suppliers of parts, tools, accessories and books. The book is authored by recognized M1 authority Scott A. Duff and MTU armorer CWO John M. Miller. Nationally recognized military armorers, gunsmiths, manufacturers, suppliers and service rifle competitors assisted in preparation of this book. |
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The M14-M1 Garand Shop Manual by Jerry Kuhnhausen
Finally available! This definitive work covers all aspects of theory, function, repair, accurizing, assembly-disassembly, etc. Includes drawings and technical specifications. A must-have book! |
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Announcing the Newest Book from Walt & Clint The M1 Garand Complete Assembly Guide Now you can
build your own M1 Garand by Walt Kuleck with Clint McKee
Since the publication of This is that book. It goes beyond the military
manuals in depth and scope, using words and pictures to clearly guide the
reader through every operation required to assemble their Garand. You’ll learn
the best and easiest ways to build your rifle. It won’t make you a Garand
armorer, but it will make you a more knowledgeable owner. You’ll be able
to do more with (and to) your rifle. You’ll also be able to better judge the
competence of those whom you choose to work on your rifle, and to discuss your
needs more intelligently with them. In
short, if you build it, you’ll know how to repair it. Also
included are a discussion of the requirements for the
John Garand Matches being held at The
M1 Garand Complete Assembly Guide is a companion volume to The |
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The M1 Does My Talking—The US M1 Garand Rifle in Pictures Over 300 Military Archive images in B&W and color, documenting the Garand Rifle's origin, development, battlefield use and postwar experimentation from WWI to the M14. |
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The M1 Garand: World War II Volume 1 (1993) - Covers 1900 through September 1945, including Springfield and Winchester. Updated Second Edition - Third Printing (Soft Cover). Mention this Web Site and get a copy signed by Scott Duff! Volume 1 of the definitive reference set written specifically for the Garand collector. Examines development and production of the M1 rifle from conception through the closing days of World War II. The first Garands, the Gas Trap rifles, are examined in detail. The evolution of Springfield Armory and Winchester produced M1s are chronicled in Data Sheets and photographs detailing original rifles. The variations of components are described and their period of use given. The collector is aided in identification of parts changes by detailed photographs and explanations. These descriptions used in conjunction with the Data Sheets allow the collector to verify original rifles or restore their M1 to correct configuration. Month-end serial number tables identify when your rifle was manufactured. Bayonets, slings, and cleaning kits are also examined in detail. (Revised, updated edition) |
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 The M1 Garand: Post World War II Volume 2 (1989). - Covers September 1945 through June 1957, including Springfield, IHC, and HRA (Soft Cover). Volume 2 of the definitive reference set written specifically for the Garand collector. Examines the post World War II rebuild program at Springfield Armory, Korean War production, and continuing development. Manufacture of M1s by Springfield, International Harvester, and Harrington & Richardson are chronicled in Data Sheets and photographs detailing original rifles made by all three manufacturers. The variations of components are described and their period of use given. The collector is aided in identification of parts changes by detailed photographs and explanations. These descriptions used in conjunction wih the Data Sheets allow the collector to verify original rifles or restore their M1 to correct configuration. Serial number tables identify when your rifle was manufactured. |
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The M1 Garand: Owner's Guide (1994) - Disassembly, assembly, inspection, repair, cleaning, zeroing, and more. Mention this Web Site and get a copy signed by Scott Duff! Written specifically for the M1 rifleman. With interest in the Garand at levels not previously experienced, new owners often have questions about their recent acquisition. Most common among them are: "Who made my rifle and when?" "How do I take it apart and put it back together?" "How do I clean, lubricate, and maintain it?" This book will answer those questions. The civilian owner of an M1 rifle is faced with maintenance activities not encountered by military users. The owner must understand the operation and function of the rifle, and be proficient at dissasembly, assembly, inspection, and replacement of individual components. the purpose of this book is to impart that information to the reader which is necessary to develop the knowledge and ability to perform those tasks. Acquisition of these skills will inspire confidence at the work bench and rifle range! |
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The M1 Garand: Serial Numbers & Data Sheets (1995) - A pocket reference guide to the M1 rifle. The 8" x 4" size makes for easy pocket carry to Gun Shows. Includes 84 Data Sheets. Mention this Web Site and get a copy signed by Scott Duff! Two of the most critical factors in collecting the M1 Garand are the determination of dates of manufacture and identification of components correct for specific rifles. This is important whether considering the purchase of an M1 that is being presented as original, or attempting to restore a rifle to its correct configuration. The best way to determine the correct components for a specific M1 is through use of data sheets on original rifles. The purpose of this book is to provide the reader with serial number tables and a large sampling of data sheets to aid in identification and restoration. The M1 Garand: Serial Numbers & Data Sheets is in response to requests by collectors for a pocket reference book of serial numbers and data sheets. The 4" wide by 8" high size is convenient for pocket carry to gun shows, auctions, estate sales, and gun shops. |
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The M1 Garand-M14 Shop Manual by Jerry Kuhnhausen
Finally available! This definitive work covers all aspects of theory, function, repair, accurizing, assembly-disassembly, etc. Includes drawings and technical specifications. A must-have book! |
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The M1 Carbine Owner's Guide (1999) by Larry Ruth and Scott A. Duff. - History, development, selecting the rifle, disassembly, assembly, inspection, cleaning, zeroing, and much more. Mention this Web Site and get a copy signed by Scott Duff!
The new "M1 Carbine Owner's Guide" by Larry Ruth and Scott Duff is now available from Scott Duff Publications. It's a comprehensive look at one of the most popular US Service Rifles of the 20th Century: the M1 Carbine. "How do I evaluate and select an M1 Carbine?" "How do I determine the date of my Carbine's Manufacture?" These are the questions most often asked by new Carbine enthusiasts. They are answered in "The M1 Carbine Owner's Guide." Along with the detailed history, evaluation, assembly, disassembly, operating and maintenance information expected from Scott Duff Publications' Owner's Guides, the "M1 Carbine Owner's Guide" includes never-before published serial number date tables. Carbine Dating, as it were (sorry, couldn't resist the pun!). The "M1 Carbine Owner's Guide" has 106 photographs and drawings in its 144 pages. This book is a unique resource that every Carbine owner and/or aficionado should have!! Get yours today! |
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U.S. M1 Carbines, Wartime Production by Craig Riesch. Contains approximate periods of parts usage and changes for all manufacturers from beginning to end of production. The information is presented in concise, easy to read charts. |
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The M1 Carbine Shop Manual by Jerry Kuhnhausen
Finally available! This definitive work covers all aspects of theory, function, repair, accurizing, assembly-disassembly, etc. Includes drawings and technical specifications. A must-have book! |
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Reading the Wind and Coaching Techniques A simple system for judging the speed, direction and value of the wind. Learn to read the mirage, wind strategies, effects on the bullet and much more. The coaching techniques will help your own performance and that of others $11.95 plus S&H |
Sight Alignment, Trigger Control and the Big Lie A Powerful packed book that has helped many shooters improve their groups and scores, some by as much as forty or fifty points. This book covers not only the basics of breathing, natural point of aim, sight alignment, sight picture, focus and trigger control exercises. It has sections on Mental conditioning, marking the sights, zeroing, normal come ups, light effects, damage to the crown, care in cleaning, throat erosion and bullet run out. There is also an advanced theory that has been praised by High Masters and Marksmen $11.95 plus S&H |
Leather Sling and Shooting Positions Learn to assemble the leather sling in the same method taught by the Marine Corps Team. Follow a four-step program to shooting positions, the likes of which you have never seen before. As an added bonus, receive a five-step theory that could increase your off-hand three to ten points $11.95 plus S&H |
Care, Cleaning and Sportsmanship The Care and Cleaning of Rifles, with particular attention to the Service Rifles. Tips on Bullet Seating, An interview, Questions & Answers with Boots Obermeyer, Jack Krieger, Charlie Milazzo and Mike Bykowski. Also, Interviews with Seven National Champions as how they clean their bores. An extensive chapter on "Moly Coating." The positive side of Sportsmanship. $11.95 plus S&H |
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Announcing an exciting NEW book US INFANTRY WEAPONS IN COMBAT Personal Experiences from World War II and 
by
Mark G. Goodwin The
first thing that the reader must know about this book is that it is a gun
book. It is not simply war stories, but sixty-five
interviews with soldiers and Marines specifically relating their experiences
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Arms For The Nation (1994) - History of Springfield Armory produced longarms from Flintlock to M14. Arms for the Nation provides a general history of 174 years of Springfield longarms in one treatise. Springfield Armory was established by Congress in April 1794 and supplied arms for the nation until its closure in April 1968. This book commemorates the bicentennial of the founding of the Armory and describes the longarms developed and produced there. The introduction provides the reader with an overview of Springfield Armory, its establishment, industrial history, and the National Park Service administered Museum. The remainder of the book defines the eight epochal types of longarms produced by Springfield. A chapter is devoted to the Flintlock Musket, Percussion Musket, Rifle-Musket, Trapdoor Rifle, Krag Rifle, '03 Springfield Rifle, M1 Rifle, and M14 Rifle. Each chapter describes that particular epochal arm, the various models, their production history, their service record, and significant examples displayed in the Springfield Armory Museum. A chart depicting production quantities, duration of manufacture, length, weight, and caliber is included along with photographs and drawings of each example. | $9.95 |
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