Creased and smudged cover, spiral boundelse GC.
Pacific Rifle & Pistol Cartridge Handloading Manual

Secondhand, GC, Spiral bound

Good Cond, Spiral bound

G Cond, some scuffing to cover edges. Paperback.
Details the basic concepts that help you visualize what happens when you pull the trigger, from the fall of the firing pin to the bullet's impact on the target.

Some scuffing to covers, G Cond.
A comprehensive guide to reloading all popular gauges of shotgun shells.

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Metallic Cartridges (Regulation and Experimental), as Manufactured and Tested at the Frankford Arsenal, Philadelphia, PA

Describes the tools, equipment, and materials needed for reloading handgun and rifle ammunition, looks at different kinds of cartridges, and answers common questions about handloading.

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Reprint. Headstamp list, bibliography. 175 pgs.

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In 1888, Remington was purchased by Marcus Hartley and Partners, a major sporting goods chain who also owned the Union Metallic Cartridge Company in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Around 1910, Remington and Union Metallic Cartridge were combined into a single entity, called Remington UMC.

Secondhand, small dustcover tears and grubby. Binding tight.

Authors present factual information on the practical aspects of ammunition performance in revolvers and pistols.
Part 1 - Interior Ballistics
Part 2 - Exterior Ballistics Part 3 - Terminal Ballistics

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Describes the weights, velocities, and standards of more than a hundred pistol, rifle, and machine gun cartridges

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"Cartridges for Breech-Loading Rifles: A Contribution to Firearms Instruction" by A. Mattenheimer. Published in 1989 by Armory Publications Oceanside. First English Edition, originally published in German. Book is in Like-New condition, dust jacket is in very good condition.

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B/w illus form photographs and drawings of the boxes, head stamps etc.

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A compilation of text and illustrations detailing all the forms of ammunition available during the 18th century. Included are case, grape, shells, fuses, carcasses, smoke and light balls, cartridges, quickmatch, portfires and tubes.

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This is the third volume in a series of reference books on cartridge identification compiled for gun enthusiasts in general and cartridge collectors in particular. CARTRIDGES FOR COLLECTORS, VOLUME III, is supplemental to the first two volumes in this series and none of the almost 300 cartridges contained in this third volume are to be found in the others. All cartridges listed are accompanied by ACTUAL SIZE ILLUSTRATIONS, accurate measurements such as case length, diameter at mouth, diameter of head, diameter of rim, bullet diameter, bullet weight and muzzle velocity. All of the foregoing measurements are average and taken from actual examples of the various rounds in every instance possible. Also covered are notes on history, designers, principal weapons to which each round is chambered and any other pertinent data obtainable which might be of interest and value. While Volume I dealt with the subject of centerfire, drawn brass, externally primed metric, British and American types and Volume II continued those plus the the addition of rimfire and patent ignition sections, Volume III deletes the latter but adds the new "N.A.T.O." variations plus "Plastic Cased Cartridges". A full index and bibliography are included.

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EXCELLENT COLLECTOR COPY of a SCARCE VINTAGE FACSIMILE EDITION of CATALOG and PRICE LIST for ELEY BROTHER AMMUNITION COMPANY of LONDON. Complete with INDEX, INTRODUCTION, CHARTS, TABLES, ADVERTISEMENTS and HUNDREDS of B&W PRODUCT ILLUSTRATIONS and DESCRIPTIONS.

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1st Revision 1977

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The histories of the companies who produced the rimfire cartridges is a treasure to persons interested in the rimfire cartridge. This book belongs in every library on ammunition.

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Breechloading arms for metallic cartridges first entered British service in 1866 and from then until the eve of the 1939-45 war a wide variety of arms up to 1 inch in calibre were issued. The ammunition for these arms, both blackpowder and smokeless loaded, including experimental ammunition, is described in full detail here, together with an outline history of most of the rifles, pistol and machine guns involved. This book includes chapters on .577 inch Snider ammunition, .450 inch Martini Henry ammunition, .45 inch machine gun ammunition, .4 inch ammunition, .65 inch Gatling and 1 inch Nordenfelt machine gun ammunition, 1 inch Aiming Rifle ammunition, pistol ammunition, air service ammunition 1914-1922, .5 inch Vickers machine gun ammunition 1920-1938, .5 inch Boys Anti-tank rifle ammunition, experimental rifle calibre ammunition 1908-1938, miscellaneous service and experimental ammunition, identification, propellants and cap compositions, and historical note on British ammunition producers.