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    Posted: 27 June 2007 at 04:03
Check with Barnes & Nobles used book section and get yourselves the above listed book it's a great investment for anyone planning to work on their weapons.Lots of How To info.I purchased my soft cover copy at an NRA convention.It's too bad the NRA doesn't publish items like this as they were a great source of technical information.
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What is the copyright date (inside cover) or the edition????
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Originally posted by BEAR BEAR wrote:

What is the copyright date (inside cover) or the edition????
 The B&N used book listing Hardcover Edition is 1982: one is $24.95 and the other $58+  My soft cover is a 1983 revised edition 3rd printing 1991 It has a plethora of information.

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I have had one for years, along with Brownells  3 Gunsmith Kinks
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Originally posted by saddlesore saddlesore wrote:

I have had one for years, along with Brownells  3 Gunsmith Kinks
I also bought the gunsmith kinks after my GS passed. The NRA used to be a great source for tech manuals but no more all they want is money.After their latest double dealings with Pelosi,Mc Carthy & Dingell no more donations from me.

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