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American Rifleman Magazine April 1977 NRA Ruger Mini-14 Winchester Model 70

American Rifleman Magazine April 1977 NRA Ruger Mini-14 Winchester Model 70
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The American Rifleman — April 1977 — Official Journal of the National Rifle Association of America

An original April 1977 issue of the NRA\'s flagship monthly, and a genuinely useful document of what American shooting looked like halfway through the 1970s. The advertising alone earns its keep: the Ruger Mini-14, the Winchester Model 70, the Remington 1100, Savage Arms, CCI/Speer and Nosler Bullets all appear in period pages, which is why collectors and restorers hunt these down — an original advertisement dates and documents a rifle in a way no reprint can. On the editorial side this issue carries a piece on the Mannlicher-Schoenauer M72, a technical article on 5.56mm service ammunition, and research on sighting error, alongside the regular departments. Nearly fifty years old and complete.

📚 Book Details

  • 📰 Publication: The American Rifleman, the official journal of the National Rifle Association of America
  • 🏢 Publisher: the National Rifle Association of America
  • 📅 April 1977
  • 📄 Format: saddle-stitched magazine, running to at least 82 pages
  • 🔫 Period advertising including the Ruger Mini-14, Winchester Model 70, Remington 1100, Savage Arms, CCI/Speer and Nosler Bullets. Articles on the Mannlicher-Schoenauer M72, 5.56mm service ammunition and sighting-error research
  • 📬 A mailed subscriber copy — see the condition notes below
  • ✅ Best For: collectors of vintage firearms advertising and NRA publications, Ruger and Winchester enthusiasts, gunsmiths, restorers and historians, and anyone building a run of American Rifleman

📋 Condition: Good

  • 🛡️ The name and address on the front-cover mailing label have been blurred in the listing photographs to protect the privacy of the prior owner. Nothing else in the images has been altered
  • ⚠️ A subscriber mailing label is affixed to the front cover and remains on the magazine — it has not been removed, scraped or defaced
  • ⚠️ Moderate cover wear with slight creasing, and some handling wear to the back cover
  • ⚠️ Wear to the spine, consistent with the age of the publication
  • ⚠️ Light toning and yellowing to the interior pages, normal for a magazine of this vintage
  • ⚠️ Pages not clearly pictured cannot be certified free of marks
  • ✅ An honest, complete copy — binding intact and pages attached
  • ✅ Interior pages clean, with no writing, highlighting or underlining in any photograph
  • ✅ No library markings of any kind — no call-number label, stamp, card pocket, date-due slip or discard stamp

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