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Articles in July, 2004 issue of Guns Magazine

• It's the hip clip
  by Dan Mayer
• Babes and war babies: three steely-eyed vixens take on the demons-of-darkness … guess who won?
  by Clint Smith
• It'll be our fault
  by Lee French
• New flattop receiver
• Calling 'em like we sees 'em
  by Bernie Lacoy, Jr.
• Holstering the big iron
  by Massad Ayoob
• Invisible Gun
  by Glenn Barnes
• Gold .22-250 cartridge
• Ivory Micarta handles
• The magic of VCI
  by Holt Bodinson
• Bad news for the bad guys: the next best thing to being there!
  by Kevin Gibson
• Still serving proudly
  by Neil F. Burchell
• Weather Warrior bolt actions
• Smile when you cut that string
  by Phil Masters
• Hard facts for soft shooting: Remington Managed Recoil Ammo
  by Charles E. Petty
• Mt. Baldy bullets
  by Glenn Barnes
• New bolt-action rifle
• For the children
  by John Taffin
• You guys don't stink
  by Jehu C. Richmond
• Keeping the classics alive: Taffin's tips on the care and feeding of old friends
  by John Taffin
• I wish I may, I wish I might
  by Lance Edwards
• Western Shoulder rig
• The $0.00 difference
  by Bryan Simons
• Of mounts and rings and things
  by Glenn Barnes
• RCBS Vibratory Case Cleaner-2
  by Glenn Barnes
• "Rooster Cogburn" collection
• Monarch Butterfly knife
• Assets of CCW
  by Clint Smith
• Wolf in sheep's clothing: is it or isn't it? This retro-classic from Tussey Custom is full of surprises
  by Jim Gardner
• Bianchi Endurance pack
  by Dick Williams
• New youth rifle
• Carcano critique
  by Marc S. Russo
• Slip-slidin'
  by Charles E. Petty
• M1A: a rifle for close spaces or far places
  by Clint Smith
• Two-room tent
• The ins & outs of better shooting
  by Andrew Easton
• Time traveller: deer hunting 16th century style
  by Nick Barber
• Hartford Armory Remington
  by John Taffin
• Professional Hunter
• Letter of the month
  by Kevin Bryant
• Caliber confusion…
  by Dave Anderson
• Russia's gas-sealing Nagant: how a revolver of this complexity stayed on serious active duty for 50 years is still astonishing!
  by Holt Bodinson
• Cowboy Action Cleaning Kit
• "The Duke" western rig