Autumn 2002 (Digital) Vol. 13

‘In memory of William B. Ruger, Sr.’ by R.L. Wilson ‘In defense of rabbits’ by William W. Headrick ‘British doubles from A to Z — Part 15’ by Sherman Bell (Alexander Henry, Jeffery, G.E. Lewis & Sons, Linsley Brothers) ‘Have gun will travel’ by Brian Kahn (AYA, Grulla, Arrieta) ‘Remington Model 1894, Grade EEO - 16-Gauge’ by Charles Semmer ‘The answer is Ithaca’ by Colin McLagan ‘When a New Yorker made guns in West Virginia - Part 2’ by David J. Noreen (Hollenbeck, Three-Barrel Gun Co.) ‘Hunting Red Stag In Patagonia’ by Stuart M. Williams ‘The naturalist's gun’ by Steve Bodio (T. Turner, Lefaucheux) ‘Our trip to Gitchegumee’ by Dale Spartas ‘Reconsidering the Smith’ by Tom Archer (L.C. Smith A-2, Parker) ‘Parker gun gauges over the years’ by Charlie Price ‘Pairs to die for’ by William W. Headrick (Purdey, Westley Richards, Holland & Holland, Boss) ‘Piotti 9492’ by Michael Sabbeth ‘Late Flues 10-Gauge Damascus’ by James T Tyson ‘British Double Rifles In .303’ by Keith Kearcher (Gibbs, Purdey, Rigby, Holland & Holland) ‘Remembering Robert Runge by Keith McCormack ‘Opening The Marvin Huey Case’ by Robert I. Egvert (gun case making and restoration) ‘Some thoughts on British 12-Bore Rifles’ by Frank Findlow (Holland & Holland, Greener) ‘Response To "Why Parker?" ‘ by David Truesdale (corrections to earlier piece)