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Traditions imports several fine replica rifles from Davide Pedersoli of Italy. They include the 1874 Sharps in several models, a rolling block rifle in 45-70, and a Springfield trapdoor model also in 45-70. All these Tradions rifles are high grade replica's and sell at retail from one to several thousands of dollars.

M-1 Garand Rifle: Operation And Manual Of Arms Close Order Drill & The Enfield Rifle

Video includes two films from the 1940s featuring the M-1 Garand rifle and a third film produced in 1942 on the Enfield rifle. The M1 Garand Rifle The first film on this video was produced by the Army Signal Corps in 1943 and details basic operations with the M-1, such as firing the weapon. The second film, produced by the Bureau of Aeronautics in 1942, features a squad of Marines using the M-1 for close order drill. Both films contain excellent closeups and details of the M1 Garand rifle. The Enfield Rifle This Canadian Army training film produced in 1942 describes procedures and techniques for assembling, disassembling, and operating the Enfield rifle. Includes footage showing recruits firing on a rifle range.


Marine Corps Rifle Range Camp Matthews

This video is for anyone who received rifle training or served at Camp Matthews. It includes excellent historical film footage shot at Camp Matthews from the 1930s to 1964 when the rifle range closed and training was relocated to Edson Range at Camp Pendleton. Scenes in this video include shooting with the Springfield, Garand and M-14 rifles.


Marksmanship: Army and Marine Corps

This DVD offers two films on marksmanship. The first film was produced by the Army in the 1950s and focuses on the M-1 Garand Rifle. It is approximately 30 minutes. Using film footage from World War I, World War II and the Korean War, it provides an overview of the importance of marksmanship. Scenes include 1950s training and demonstration of the M-1 semi-automatic. Film footage also includes the Armory at Springfield, Mass., and the national trophy matches at Camp Perry, Ohio. The recoilless rifle is also shown. The second film, produced by the Marine Corps in 1962, provides tips on pistol firing. It is titled "Path To An Olympic Gold Medal." It features instruction from Capt. W.W. MacMillan, who won the gold medal for pistol marksmanship in 1960. There is also film footage at the Marines' Quantico firing range.


Leupold Rifleman CVA & Traditions Pursuit (2-pc), Matte

Leupold Rifleman Matte Base For Connecticut Valley Arms Apollo Md: 56500, These mounts are precision machined from aircraft grade aluminum and provide the strength you expect, without adding excess weight., Type: Base MFG/Model: CVA APOLLO Style: Weaver Misc: Mounting Hardware Included Finish: Matte Black, Manufacturer: LEUPOLD & STEVENS INC, Model: 56500


Leupold QR CVA & Traditions Pursuit 2-pc

Leupold Quick Release, The Leupold Quick Release 2 piece base features super-close machining tolerances which are at the heart of this patented lever mechanism. By turning the lever forward, an eccentric on the lever shaft engages the base of the ring. This pulls the ring down and forward on the base, locking it solidly into its "zero" position. Features: - Model: CVA Eclipse/Apollo - Style: Quick Release Specifications: - Type: 2 Piece Base - Finish: Matte Black, Mfg No: 52324, Manufacturer: Leupold, Warranty: Full lifetime guarantee. If any product has defects in materials or workmanship, Leupold will, at their option, repair or replace it free. Even if you are not the original owner.


Leupold QR Traditions & Inline Bolt Action 2-pc

Leupold Quick Release Two Piece Base Traditions Matte Black, The QR Mount promises repeatable accuracy. Super-close machining tolerances are at the heart of this patented lever mechanism. By turning the lever forward, an eccentric on the lever shaft engages the base of the ring. This pulls the ring down and forward on the base, locking it solidly into its "zero" position., Mfg No: 52315, Manufacturer: Leupold, Warranty: Full lifetime guarantee. If any product has defects in materials or workmanship, Leupold will, at their option, repair or replace it free. Even if you are not the original owner.


Rifles, Blankets, and Beads: Identity, History, and the Northern Athapaskan Potlatch (Civilization of the American Indian Series)




Leupold Rifleman Int See-Thru Traditions Inline & Bolt Action Rings

Leupold Rifleman See-Thru Mount Matte Traditions In-Line


Snap Caps (.45 Long Colt)

Use of a snap cap prevents firing pin breakage often caused by "dry firing" during practice or when wanting to remove spring tension from the firing pin or hammer. Don't think a fired cartridge can do the same because once the primer is indented, there is no more cushioning effect. In these well made snap caps, when the solid brass "primer" is hit, it moves forward against spring pressure to cushion the firing pin so it does not slam against steel. With today's high gunsmithing prices, a broken firing pin can be very expensive. Protect yours with a quality snap cap. These are not made in some Third World country either, but are first rate European quality. Also excellent to illustrate flinching so it can be corrected, just mix one in with live rounds, and a flinch will be obvious. Sold in pkg. of 6 ea.