The Book Shelf
— George
Larrabee, Sep/Oct, pg. 48.
Buckskins and Black Powder
—
Oran Scurlock, Jul/Aug, pg. 66.
The Buckskin Review: Rocky Mountain Rendezvous
— Ralph Marcum, Mar/Apr, pg. 56
Carry The Wind
— Oran Scurlock, Mar/Apr, pg. 54.
Historic Colonial French Dress
— Bill Scurlock, May/Jun, pg. 64.
BUCKSKINNING
The Buckskinner's Way
— Ralph Marcum, "A Blacksmith's Art,"
Jan/Feb, pg. 13. "The Pipe Bag & Fire Horn," Mar/Apr, pg. 12. "Making a Covered
Bottle and a Rum Horn," May/Jun, pg. 13. "Hunting Bag Tipis," Jul/Aug, pg. 13.
"Early Frontiersmen & Gourd Containers," Sep/Oct, pg. 13. "Primitive Buckskinning," Nov/Dec, pg. 12.
Have Tepee Need Squaw
— Whitey Wannemacher, Sep/Oct, pg. 42.
How to Throw Tomahawks with Skill and Precision
— Harry McEvoy, May/Jun, pg. 44.
The Ultimate Accoutrement
— Whitey Wannemacher, Jan/Feb, pg. 25.
The Ultimate Accoutrement...Rides Again
— Whitey Wannemacher, May/Jun, pg. 30.
GENERAL
The Devil and Mr. John
— Dick Weaver, Jan/Feb, pg. 55.
Interview With an Artist.
— Don Wright, "Horn Builder," Sep/Oct, pg. 33.
Interview With a Craftsman
—
Steve Davis: Gun Builder.- David Wright, Nov/Dec, pg.
33.
A Look at the New Hornady 310 Bal
—
Sam Fadala, Jan/Feb, pg. 36.
Norma Goodridge Furman: "The Soulcatcher"
— Oran Scurlock, Mar/Apr, pg.
42.
Ode to a Hunter's Wife
— Debbie Piper, Jul/Aug, pg. 44.
The Ralph Foster Museum: "The Smithsonian of the Ozarks"
— J.W.
"Doc" Carlson, Mar/Apr, pg. 58.
Simmons Muzzleloading Specialties: The Lancaster Rifle Kit
— Bill Scurlock,
Jan/Feb, pg. 42.
A Smokepole Comes Out of Hiding
— Beau Jacques, Jan/Feb, pg. 46.
Whittling Trapper
— George Larrabee, Jan/Feb, pg. 52.
GUNSMITHING
The Gunsmith of Greenville County, Building American Longrifles
—
Peter
A. Alexander, "Part 1," Jan/Feb, pg. 31; "Part 2: The Plywood Pattern Try-Stock," May/Jun, pg. 34;
"Part 3: Cast Off and Inletting the Barrel," Jul/Aug, pg. 33; "Part 4: Making
the Ramrod Groove and Hole," Sep/Oct, pg. 39.
Mike Wilson: Gunsmith
—
Mike Anderson, Nov/Dec, pg. 58.
Ozark Mountain Arms: Quality in the Missouri Mountains
—
Sam Green, Jul/Aug, pg.
53.
Shorter Can Be Better
— Thomas M. Cullen, Jan/Feb, pg. 22.
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Cache of the Hollow Tree
—
Tony
Hunter, "Fort Duquesne 1754-1755," Hal Cypher, Jan/Feb, pg. 17; "Fort Ligonier
1758," Hal Cypher, May/Jun, pg. 20; "The Forts of La Salle, Part 1: The French
Intrude into Spanish Territory," Sep/Oct, pg. 20; Part 2: La Salle Forms a Colony in
Texas," Nov/Dec, pg. 22.
A Civil War Oddity: The Lindsay Two Shot Rifle
— James M. McCaffrey, Sep/Oct, pg.
46.
The Coureurs De Bois: Another View
— Samuel Furnace Makinster, Jan/Feb, pg. 38.
The Creek War
— Sam Green, "Part 1: The Battle of Burnt Corn
Creek," Jan/Feb, pg. 28; "Part 2: The Fort Mims Massacre," Mar/Apr, pg. 46; "Part
3: The Kimbel/James Massacre and the Attack on Fort Sinquefield," Jul/Aug, pg. 30; "Part
4:
The Canoe Fight & Holy Ground," Sep/Oct, pg. 30; "Part 5: The Battle of Horseshoe
Bend," Nov/Dec, pg. 41.
Daniel Boone's Rifle
— Marshal Ralph L. Hooker, May/Jun, pg. 48.
The Flintlock Gun
— Kit Ravenshear, "Part 1: The Gunflint," Jan/Feb,
pg. 60; "Part 2: The Gunflint," Mar/Apr pg. 37; "Part 3: The Growth of Gunmaking in England," May/Jun, pg. 52; "Part
4: The 18th Century English Sporting
Gun," Jul/Aug, pg. 47; "Part 5: Carbines, Blunderbusses & Fusils," SepOct, pg
50; "Part 6: Rifles and American Fowlers," Nov/Dec, pg. 38.
Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site
—
Gerard Baker, May/Jun pg. 55.
Fort Vancouver of the Hudson's Bay Company
— Steve Henrikson, Jul/Aug, pg. 17.
History and Evolution of the Revolver Holster of the Nineteenth Century
—
Rod
Casteel, Jul/Aug, pg. 58.
Hotame-taneo?o: Dog Men, A Cheyenne Warrior Society
— George E. Roosevelt,
Jan/Feb, pg. 49.
Michilimackinac: Land of the Great Turtle
— Tim Todish, Mar/Apr, pg 16.
Our Amazing Civil War
— Reprint, Jan/Feb, pg. 64.
HUNTING
A Hunt to Remember
— Mike Nesbitt, Mar/Apr pg. 29.
Muzzleloading for the Fleetfoot of the Flatlands
— Sam Fadala, Mar/Apr, pg. 49.
On The Game Trail
— Toby Bridges, "More on the Ultimate
Muzzleloading Hunting Rifle," Mar/Apr, pg. 21. "Loadin' Up for Bear!" May/Jun, pg.
16. "Southern Grouse: A Tough Bird to Crack!" Jul/Aug, pg. 23. "Knowing the
Range," Sep/Oct, pg. 25. "Six New Rifles for 1983," Nov/Dec, pg. 17.
REENACTING
Civil War Reenacting
— James M. McCaffrey, "Weapons and
Accoutrements," Mar/Apr, pg. 25; "Camp Gear," May/Jun, pg. 41; "The
Battle of Pleasant Hill," Jul/Apr, pg. 40; "Safety," Nov/Dec, pg. 48.
"Happy Birthday!" Brigade of the American Revolution
— Phil
Weaver, Sep/Oct, pg. 53.
SHOOTING
Doc's RX
— Doc Carlson, Mar/Apr, pg. 39; Jul/Aug, pg. 37; Nov/Dec, pg. 45.
On The Firing Line
— Bill Bigelow, "Looking at the Competition,"
May/Jun, pg. 27; "Sighting-in, Loads & Such," Jul/Aug, pg. 26; "Some Thoughts on
the Psychological Aspects of Shooting," Sep/Oct, pg. 16; "Range Facilities and Other
Problems," Nov/Dec, pg. 27.
The Sharps, That's Something Big!
—
Mike Nesbitt, May/Jun, pg. 58.
Shooting the Flintlock Fowler, Part I
— Ronald H. Jones, Nov/Dec, pg. 51.
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