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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 2024. With some exceptions, the first article listed under the issue date is an historical reprint published circa late 1800s to early 1900s.
Please allow up to 4-6 weeks for delivery of back issues.
A Colorado Outing (S&F, Vol 15, No 19)
Another Ballard (Charles Sharps, PhD)
Old Photos: Memories of Yesteryear
Hunting on the Knob (Ted Kalvitis)
The Great Divide: High Walls at Rock Island (Terry Wieland)
“Moonbeam” Glows Again (Mike Nesbitt)
Annual Christmas Writing Contest Announcement
A Funny Thing (Lee Shaver)
Extracts from a Hunter’s Diary, Part III (S&F, Vol 15, No 8)
Muzzleloaders and Prepping (William Perry)
Old Photos: Memories of Yesteryear
The Diesel Daisy (Daniel Barrett)
Tony Galazan: In the Footsteps of Boutet (Terry Wieland)
Book Review: Sharps Firearms, Vol IV (Reviewed by Mike Nesbitt)
Two Generic Hunting Trips (Gary Hastings)
Hill People (Glyn Stanway)
A Funny Thing (Lee Shaver)
Extracts from a Hunter’s Diary, Part II (S&F, Vol 15, No 7)
Introducing “Ol’ Corky” (Mike Nesbitt)
Old Photos: Memories of Yesteryear
The Great Trapdoor Match (Chris De Francisci)
Style: You Know it When You See it (Terry Wieland)
Paradise in Springfield (Charles Sharps, PhD)
Regarding CNC vs Manual (Steve Earle)
Three Pairs of Re-Stockings: An Amateur’s Adventures with Semi-Inletted Walnut (Daniel Barrett)
A Funny Thing (Lee Shaver)
Extracts from a Hunter’s Diary (S&F, Vol 15, No 4)
Another Trip to Buffalo Camp (Mike Nesbitt)
Old Photos: Memories of Yesteryear
Injured and Dying (Charles Sharps, PhD)
The Sporting and Rook Rifle Match 2024 (Rick Weber)
The Undersung .25-20 Single Shot (Terry Wieland)
My .22 Mauser (Gary Hastings)
Farewell to Half-Jacket Thirties (Daniel Barrett)
A Funny Thing (Lee Shaver)
Drift (Part 2) (S&F, Vol 15, No 23)
Thoughts on the .36 Navy (Mike Nesbitt)
Old Photos: Memories of Yesteryear
A Second Look: Fine Rifles that Never Get Old (Terry Wieland)
My .33-47 Pope Remington Rolling Block (Jim Mountain)
Two Older Rolling Blocks (Charles Sharps, PhD)
It’s in the Balance (Glyn Stanway)
A Funny Thing (Lee Shaver)
Drift (Part 1) (S&F, Vol 15, No 23)
Buffalo Camp’s Little Quigley Match (Mike Nesbitt)
Old Photos: Memories of Yesteryear
An April Story (Ted Kalvitis)
Innsbruck Mystery (Terry Wieland)
My Trapdoor Sporting Rifle (Jim Mountain)
A Shiloh Sharps (Charles Sharps, PhD)
A Funny Thing (Lee Shaver)
Rifles for Big Game (S&F, Vol 15, No 19)
Revolvers for Large Game Shooting (S&F, Vol 15 No 19)
The “Meat Hunt” at Buffalo Camp (Mike Nesbitt)
Books, Books, Books (Terry Wieland)
Montani Semper Liberi (Ted Kalvitis)
Sprucing Up My 310 Martini Cadet Rifle (Francis McDaniel)
That’s My Girl! (Laura Hand)
A Funny Thing (Lee Shaver)
A Six Days’ Hunt in the Rockies (S&F, Vol 15 No 18)
Buffalo Camp’s Revolver Trail (Mike Nesbitt)
Old Photos: Memories of Yesteryear (Chris Koszewski)
Yet Another Stevens Mystery (Terry Wieland)
TexasMac’s Ramblings: Drilling & Tapping Scope Blocks Holes (Wayne McLerran)
Two 73’s (Glyn Stanway)
The Gun I’ve Always Wanted, But Still Don’t Own! (Jeff Ritter)
Who Was (is) W. Belfield? (Charles Sharps)
Moose Hunting Under Difficulties (S&F, Vol 15 No 7)
November Silhouettes (Mike Nesbitt)
Old Photos: Memories of Yesteryear (Allen Brannin)
Groundhogs & Soybeans; 1954 (Pt 2) (Francis McDaniel)
The Adolph-Weber Target Pistol (Terry Wieland)
A Large Hopkins & Allen Falling Block in 12 Gauge (Charles Sharps)
Build It and They Will Come (Michael Clites)
Rambling Thoughts (Steve Earle)
A Funny Thing (Lee Shaver)
Moose Hunting Under Difficulties (S&F, Vol 15 No 6)
My Trailblazer (Mike Nesbitt)
Old Photos: Memories of Yesteryear (Carl Schmidt)
Deer Season 1963 (Gary Robinson)
The Timing of the Screw (Terry Wieland)
My Wurfflein Fascination, Both New & Old (Pt 3) (Clint Meier)
The 1st Vintage Sporting & Rook Rifle Match of the 21st Century (Roy Beeson)
A Funny Thing (Lee Shaver)
Weight | 6 oz |
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Dimensions | 11.5 × 8.5 in |
Year | 2024 |
Month | Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct |