2004 Back Issues
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Back Issues of The Single Shot Exchange
Click on “Description” below for an index of featured articles from back issues of The Single Shot Exchange dating from the year 2004. With some exceptions, the first article listed under the issue date is an historical reprint published circa late 1800s to early 1900s.
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Description
December 2004
Twenty-Two Caliber Experiments, Pt 2 (S&F, Oct 24, 1901)
Gun Show Hints for BPCR Buyers (Keith Nash)
Building a Schuetzen Rifle, Part II (Brett Boyd)
The Sharps-Borchardt Hunter’s Model (Charles Sharps, PhD)
Shooting Ranges of the 21st Century (Greg Cameron)
Petonica River Long Rifle Supply Co. (Robert Thompson)
Fun with My Little Ballard (Mike Krites)
November 2004
Twenty-Two Caliber Experiments
Small Dia. Flash Holes
Building a Schuetzen Rifle
A Tale of a Stevens Pocket Rifle
The 45-90, An All Purpose Rifle
Product Review: Bore Brushes & X-Stix
Ruger Elephant Rifle
October 2004
Pope Universal Moulds
The Primer Wad
Stevens Pistols & Pocket Rifles
Build a Proper Bench
The Springfield 50-70 Trapdoor
Good Results Using Goex Powder
The Latest in Frontier Attire
Shooting the New Winchester 1885 Low Wall
H&A Falling Block SS Shotgun
September 2004 (OUT OF STOCK)
New York Independent Schuetzen Corps.
Lyman: 125 Years of Service
Feeding the “Big Fifty”
A Splendid Starter Rifle
A 380 W.&C. Scott Rook Rifle
Lessons of 111 Pig Week
Product Review: Book, Cleaning Kit, Flash Target
Shooting the Austrian M1866 Wanzl
Rupertus Twist-Open Shotgun
August 2004
Rifles and Implements
HIgh Shot Syndrome
Loading the 44-77 BN
Farrow’s No. 2 Standard Rifle
A Bigger Bullet Is Better in the .43 Spanish
Ruger “Still on My Mind”
Measuring Odd Groove Rifling
Eau Claire Schuetzen Match
Product Review: Taylors & Co.; Shooter’s Box
July 2004
Target for Equalization of Calibers
My Moderately Modified Martini Metford
Assembling a 44-77 BN
The Great Blackpowder Shootout
A Voyage in Time
Napoleon’s Namesake
June 2004
Letter by H.M. Pope
Shooting the Martini Henry
The Big Five in Cartridge Rifle Accuracy
Novice Seeking Help
Ruger “On My Mind”
World Creedmoor 2004
Projects, My Friends, Beget Projects
Cimarron “Big Fifty”
New Clubs Forming
Match Reports
Going to Extremes
May 2004
Facts and Hints About Schuetzen Rifles
Casting with the Nose-Pour Mould
Why Choose a Single Shot?
Casting Ventilation
The Ballard 38-55
Martini Rifles and the Zulu War
Black Powder, Lead and Mbogo
Product Review: Wads, Tin, Firearms book, Winchester Rifles
April 2004
Ventilated Rifle Barrel
Another Look at the Werndl
The Rolling Block: Some Ways to Add a Scope
The Snider: A Shooting Project with History
New Help for Tired Eyes
The 1874 Pedersoli Sharps
Shootin’ the Breeze: World Creedmoor 2004
Product Review: Replica Catalog; Sight Products
Match Reports
March 2004
Experimenting with a Ballard
Elevation, Yes; Windage, No!
Success, It Tastes Like Chickens!
The Big Five in Cartridge Rifle Accuracy
Anatomy of a Custom Stock
Ptarmigan and a Maynard Shotgun
Two Tang Sights from Pedersoli
Match Reports
February 2004
An Old Rifle, and Its Story
Product Review: Buttplate Screws
Brooks’ New Bullet Moulds
The Hudson Bullet and the Remington Hepburn
Shooting the .43 Spanish Rolling Block
The Collection
How I Learned to Do “the Werndl”
Building a Case
Product Review: Beech Combination Sights
Match Reports
January 2004
The New Minister’s Christmas
Challenging Recoil
The Story of One Ballard
Percussion Sharps Rifle
Morning Reflections, Fall 2003
21st Century Bullets for the 19th Century Rifle
Single Shot Orphan
Some Old Ideas Never Die
Brief History of the Trapdoor Springfield
The Buffalo Shoot
Additional information
| Weight | 6 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 11.5 × 8.5 in |
| Year | 2004 |
| Month | Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Oct, Nov, Dec |
