Wolfe Publishing Company

May - June 1999
Volume 31, Number 3
ISSN: 0162-3583
Number 183

On the cover...
The Ballard No. 7 Long Range .45-90 rifle features

	4	Bring Back the .405 WCF Spotting Scope Dave Scovill
	8	Accuracy and Muzzleloading Rifles Part I Black Powder Sam Fadala
	10	Umarex-Beretta 92FS Air Rifles Jess Galan
	12	Red Dots for Quick Shots Optics Wayne van Zwoll
	14	Stott's Creek Armory Custom Corner Stan Trzoniec
	16	Ballard No. 5 Pacific Model Revival of a classic Mike Venturino
	20	Does Caliber Matter You Bet Thomas McIntyre
	26	The Worth of Wildcats Are they useful Gil Sengel

	32	Looking Long Techniques for locating big game John Barsness

38	Prairie Gun Works Model 15-TI A nifty new lightweight Layne Simpson

42	An Old African Mauser From the glory days Ken Waters
46	Classics All-time great rifles Wayne van Zwoll
52	The Single-Shot Advantage Fewer shells mean more rifle Ron Spomer
60	What's New in the Industry Inside Product News Don Polacek
70	Product Tests
78	Winchester - 1999 Industry Spotlight Al Miller
86	Four Commandments Parting Shots Finn Aagaard

- Article Bites -

What's New in the Industry
Burris 6-24 X 50mm

Black Diamond^{^TM}

Product Tests
Winchester Model 94 Black Shadow
Gil Sengel

It is a simple fact ...

Red Dots for Quick Shots
However, this idea of a bigger caboodle is nonsense because there are boundaries to caboodles that we can't change. One of them is spatial. If you make a caboodle wider you can't see the ends as well. If you could see one end well, you wouldn't see the other ...

Ballard No. 5 Pacific Model
To the general shooting public, the name Ballard might not have quite the mystique as Sharps, High Wall or rolling block, but among single-shot rifle enthusiasts it certainly ranks right up there among them. Unlike Sharps and rolling blocks, the Ballar...

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