SHOOT! Magazine January/February 2002

Articles on Cowboy Action Shooting, the Old West, & Guns of the 1800s

SHOOT! Magazine Table of Contents

Volume 14 - January/February 2002 issue

The Editor's Corner

Letters to the Editor

The 2nd Amendment Anthem & Royal Wade Kimes

The Biggest Gun in Town - Magnum Research's BFR .45/70

Cowboy Practice Rifles

First Draw at Bannock County Fair

The Sporting Arms of James H. Bullard

Sixguns Leverguns and Leather:
Takin' Stock - Part I

Rocky Mountain Regional Raid 2001

Women of the West

The Ultimate Gun Case - Designed for Shoot! Magazine's Cowboy Shooter Benefit Raffle

Circle Bar T Leatherworks

Reloading the .44 Colt

Shootout in Elmer Keith Country

A Master's Touch - Ron Power's Magic on Ruger's .32

Getting Started in Cowboy Action
Shooting - Your First Shoot

Dime Novel: Scott City - Chapter V

Hell on Wheels 2001

American Western Arms Single Action Sixguns

Cowboy Safety Tips

Raton 2001 National Championships - A Festival For Riflemen

Davidson's Incorporated 38-.40/.40 S&W Vaquero

Shooting Scenario

Schedule of Events

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