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NOTE: We sell reprints of old gun manuals and catalogs. We do NOT sell GUNS. We do NOT sell gun PARTS. We do NOT offer gun VALUES. WE do NOT represent any gun MAKERS or gun SELLERS.

Modern Breech-Loaders, Sporting & Military- 1871 Greener

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Modern Breech-Loaders, Sporting & Military- 1871 Greener

  • 272 pages, about 11″ x 8″, glossy soft-cover in full color.
  • New re-print restored and digitally enhanced from a nice original.
  • Printed on high quality 20# 97 bright acid free paper.
  • Fully Illustrated.

We are not affiliated with any arms or gun manufacturer.

Full-color softcover reprint or PDF download

This reprint of the 1969 Mossberg Owner’s Guide offers factory-endorsed operation and maintenance instructions for Mossberg rifles and shotguns. Digitally restored and printed on acid-free paper, it preserves the practical layout and essential firearm knowledge of the original pocket guide.

Inside this guide:

  • Overview of Mossberg’s 1969 model line-up, including bolt-actions and pumps
  • Step-by-step operation: loading, safety checkpoints, and trigger usage
  • Magazine tube care, choke system explanations, and sight adjustments
  • Cleaning, lubrication routines, and storage tips
  • Illustrated schematics of internal assemblies and fire-control components
  • Recommended ammo and basic troubleshooting techniques

Best suited for:

  • Owners and collectors of mid-century Mossberg firearms
  • Gunsmiths and technicians needing factory-issued specs and maintenance hints
  • Shooting instructors using period-authentic training references
  • Enthusiasts building a reference library of classic American rifle and shotgun guides

 

CONTENTS INCLUDE:

  • Modern Breechloaders 1871 by W. W. Greener
  • Adams Center Fire Revolver
  • Advantages of the Express Rifle
  • American Gatling Gun
  • American Maynard Rifle
  • Attaching Steel Lumps
  • Ball Guns for Elephants
  • Berdan and Roberts Rifles
  • Berdan Cartridge
  • Best one for Larger Charges
  • Breech Loading Revolvers
  • Burton Rifle
  • Central Fire Guns
  • Colts Revolvers
  • Comblain Rifle
  • Dimensions of Barrels for Duck Hunting
  • Double Grip Systems
  • Dougals Lockfast
  • Ely, Daw, Boxer Ammunition
  • Explosive Shells
  • Fosberry Rifle
  • French Chassepot
  • Galand and Somerville Revolvers
  • Gales Method
  • Greener’s Strikers
  • Gun Cotton
  • Gunpowder
  • Henry Rifle
  • Introduction of the Breech Loading System
  • Irish Revolvers
  • Jeffries
  • Kerr and Wilson Rifles
  • Lefaucheuxs and cartridges
  • Martini Greener Sporting Rifles
  • Military Rifles
  • Origin of Rifling
  • Peabody and Henry Rifles
  • Powell’s Patent Snap Action
  • Pyro Pulver
  • Schultze Sawdust Powder
  • Sharps and Greens Carbines
  • Shooting at Wimbledon 1870
  • Smith and Wesson Revolvers
  • Snider Bullet
  • Targets
  • The Abbey Breech Loaders
  • The Allen
  • The Bacon
  • The Express Rifle
  • The Horsley
  • Trajectory
  • Turnover and Sling Breech Action
  • Unserviceable Actions
  • Wedgefast
  • Westley Richards Double Guns

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