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Rocky Mountain Cartridge Co. - 
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Accurate Arms Powder - 
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ASSRA - 
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Cast Bullet Association - 
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Castpics Research & Data Good Reading - 
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Hints For Casting ( Good Reading ) - 
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Parsons Scope Service
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ISSA - 
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Complete and free - Stevens, Maynard and other old catalogs on my website in .pdf format.  Because old catalogs are for research, not profit.
Don't pay someone for a photo copy.
Will be scanning others I have in my collection and adding to the site in the future. 


SAAMI, the Sporting Arms & Ammunition Manufacturer's Institute, sets specs for currently produced ammo and chamber dimensions.  Their website for official drawings of both chambers and cartridges is (You need to Login or Register to view media files and links) This does not include obsolete cartridges for which official specifications never existed.  


Steve Brooks finally has a web site showing his bullet moulds and other products:
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Classic Checkering by Tim Smith-Lyon
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Felt products.
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Well you could buy a Hepburn and get one of Jerry's equally beautiful seaters!

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I have seen similar being used. I had an opportunity to buy several of the brass castings that hook onto the action and I probably should have at the time. I have also seen Russ Webers with that same type of casting part. 

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At requesting from others.

Book is $34 plus $8 shipping and waterproof packaging.

144 pages of information on the loading and shooting of the BPTR, including a chapter on wind reading.

For those on this forum who may not be ASSRA members plus for those who are members but may have missed it, below is my ad from the latest issue of the Journal.

Both of these books are profusely illustrated and written for all single shot rifle aficionados.

The Golden Age of the American Schuetzenfest is essentially a study of Schuetzen during its golden age (1890-1917). Over the past several years it has become THE standard reference work on Schuetzen history. It presents such topics as how the old matches were conducted, Schuetzen parks, targets they used, rifles & implements, notable shooters, accuracy of their rifles, plus much, much more.

Loading and Shooting Traditional American Schuetzen Rifles is the how-to book for those either starting Shuetzen shooting or considering getting into Schuetzen shooting. It's soup-to-nuts coverage of shooting Schuetzen rifles includes everything from defining the Schuetzen rifle, acquiring a rifle, needed equipment, bullet casting, doping the wind to techniques for both bench rest and offhand shooting.

The books are in the warehouse. Price is $85 plus $7 postage. 360 pages. Finally got them in!

Several years ago, Scott Jamison wrote his book on Bullards and then followed it with a revised edition. Chris Kau, an avid collector of these rifles, wanted to have a book of his collection with quality, color photos. If you want technical information on Bullards, consult Jamison's book. This book has simply better quality photos of the rifles, ammunition, and loading tools. Over eighty rifles are shown. 220 pages, 8 1/2x11, hardbound. The price is $100 plus $7 postage in the US. Order from Tom Rowe, POB 207, Sugar Grove, VA 24375 865 207 6026. Check or money order only. I am not set up for Credit cards