Gun Owners Manuals

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8 Responses to “Link To 100’s of gun owners manuals”

  1. Jim Palladino Says:

    I’m looking for an Ithaca Model 72 LR Owner’s Manual. I’ve scoured the web and numerous gunsmiths to locate one, it appears there are none to be found. Can someone assist me in locating one?
    Thanks,
    Jim

  2. Gunner Says:

    Made from 1973 to 1979, this rifle was offered in .22 Long Rifle and .22 Magnum only.

    It had an 18 1/2″ barrel.

    The levergun was designed by Erma of Germany. Some years after Ithaca stopped production Iver Johnson picked it up and marketed it as the “Wagonmaster”.

    It is basically the same rifle that Henry is producing today.

  3. Gunner Says:

    http://www.diamondgunsmithing.com/isell3/results.php?keyword=Model+72&action=showproducts&searchall=true

    Follow this link for all Ithaca owners manuals. It’[s a pay and download setup.

    Phil

  4. Jon Says:

    Hi,
    I was looking for a pdf manual for a L1A1. Thanks for any suggestions. Also, any opinion on the .50 BMGs that are out there now?

    Jon

  5. Gunner Says:

    Hello and thanks for your question. I attached a good manual in PDF for the Fn Fal which is the same rifle only in metric all other info is identical. If you find you need more info let me know. I have a full manual here and have access to other material. Also if you have specific questions I’ll be glad to help.
    The new 50 cal rifles are generally very good. The only down side is cost of the rifle and ammo. The rifle to have is one of the types from Barrett. They hace the best most reliable and accurate rifles in 50 cal. If you plan on shooting a good bit then reloading is a good idea since 50 rounds of that caliber will run about $6 per round or more.

    Thank again and I hope this helps you:-)

    Phil

  6. Gunner Says:

    Oh one more thing the rifle cost on the low side will be $3800.

  7. ROY Says:

    IS AN OWNERS MANUAL OR COPY AVAILABLE FOR A WINCHESTER MODEL 1897 SHOTGUN?


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