John Taffin's Book Of The 44 Caliber BRAND NEW

Description: NEWLarge book 9x11 inches. Shipping weight 5 lbs.+ An exhaustive look at these renowned revolvers and cartridges. Author John Taffin dives deep into .44 guns, shooting and loading. TABLE OF CONTENTSSection 1: The First .44s Chapter 1: In the BeginningChapter 2: The Massive Walker ColtChapter 3: Downsizing to the DragoonsChapter 4: Sixguns for the ArmyChapter 5: Winchester Arrives – The 1860 HenryChapter 6: Smith & Wesson Goes Big Bore – The .44 AmericanChapter 7: Colt Wakes Up – The .44 Colt Cartridge ConversionsChapter 8: The Russians Do It Better – The .44 RussianChapter 9: A Legend Begins – The .44 Winchester CenterfireChapter 10: Colt’s Frontier Six Shooters Section 2: The .44 Special Chapter 11: The .44 Special Arrives in the Smith & Wesson Triple LockChapter 12: Pioneer Experimenters Improve the .44 SpecialChapter 13: Skeeter Skelton Single Handedly Saves the .44 Special Section 3: The .44 Special Sixguns – 100 Yeas of Service Chapter 14: Smith & Wesson’s 2nd and 3rd Model Hand EjectorsChapter 15: Smith & Wesson’s Classic .44 SpecialsChapter 16: Colt’s Finest Single-Action SpecialsChapter 17: Colt’s Finest Double-Action SpecialsChapter 18: Replica .44 SixgunsChapter 19: USFA’s Custom Factory .44 SpecialsChapter 20: Freedom Arms’ Mid-Frame .44 SpecialChapter 21: Grover’s Right-Handed .44 SpecialsChapter 22: At Last, a Ruger Flat Top .44 Special!Chapter 23: Charter Arms Lets the Dogs LooseChapter 24: Custom Sixgunsmiths and the .44 Special Section 4: The First .44 Magnum – Smith & Wesson’s Double-Action Perfection Chapter 25: 60 Years with the Model 29Chapter 26: The S&W .44 Magnum Goes StainlessChapter 27: Combining Power and Portability – The 329PDChapter 28: Downsizing the .44 Magnum – The S&W Model 69 Section 5: The Ruger .44 Magnum – The Modernization of the Single Action Chapter 29: Perfecting the Single Action – The .44 BlackhawkChapter 30: Perfecting Perfection – The Super BlackhawkChapter 31: Ruger Modernizes the BisleyChapter 32: .44s for Handgun Hunters – The Ruger Hunter Model Section 6: The New Breed of .44 Magnums Chapter 33: Grover’s Improved Number FiveChapter 34: Some Other .44 Magnum SixgunsChapter 35: Ruger’s Double-Action .44 MagnumsChapter 36: Dan Wesson’s .44 Magnums – Accurate and Easy ShootingChapter 37: Finally a .44 Magnum from Colt – The AnacondaChapter 38: Taurus .44 MagnumsChapter 39: Freedom Arms Combines the Perfect Cartridge and Perfect SixgunChapter 40: Semiautomatic and Single-Shot .44 MagnumsChapter 41: Custom .44 Magnums from Mag-Na-Port and SSK Section 7: Some Grand .44s Chapter 42: The .44 Single Actions of Elmer KeithChapter 43: The .44 Double-Action Sixguns of Elmer KeithChapter 44: The True Story of the .44 Magnum Section 8: The .44 Long Guns and Long Cartridges Chapter 45: Replica .44 Leverguns – Better than the OriginalsChapter 46: Today’s .44 Long GunsChapter 47: More Power from the .44 – The .444 MarlinChapter 48: The First Big-Bore Maximum – The .445 SuperMag Section 9: The Loads and Handloads for the .44s Chapter 49: .44 Components – Bullets, Powders, Primers and DiesChapter 50: Reloading the Original .44sChapter 51: Reloading the Modern .44sChapter 52: .44 Loads for Non-Reloaders Section 10: Modernizing the Percussion Sixgun Chapter 53: The Ruger Old Army Section 11: .44 Handles & Hide Chapter 54: Custom Grips for .44sChapter 55: Custom Leather for .44s Section 12: Finis Chapter 56: Reloading the .44 Special by Brian PearcePart I: .44 S&W Special Standard Pressure LoadsPart II: .44 S&W Special +P LoadsChapter 57: Enjoying the .44 MagnumChapter 58: Short Brass, Long ChambersChapter 59: The Jim Martin Collection of .44 Single-Action SixgunsChapter 60: The .44 AssociatesChapter 61: Last WordsChapter 62: Finis eBay charges commission on shipping & sales tax to the seller fees

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