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Top Books on rifle
1. Rifles and rifle practice
ISBN10 Number - 0342218131
Date of Publication - Oct 10, 2018
Number of Pages 304
Publisher - Franklin Classics
2. Rifles and rifle practice
ISBN10 Number - 034418384X
Date of Publication - Oct 25, 2018
Number of Pages 304
Publisher - Franklin Classics Trade Press
3. Rifles and rifle shooting
ISBN10 Number - 5519720851
Date of Publication - Jan 01, 2022
Number of Pages 250
Publisher - Book on Demand Ltd.
4. Rifles and rifle practice
ISBN10 Number - 0342218123
Date of Publication - Oct 10, 2018
Number of Pages 304
Publisher - Franklin Classics
5. Manual of rifling and rifle sights
ISBN10 Number - 1880677075
Date of Publication - June 1995
Number of Pages 48
Publisher - Excalibur Publications
6. Rifles and shotguns; the art of rifle and shotgun shooting for big game and feathered game, with special chapters on military rifle shooting
ISBN10 Number - 0353395102
Date of Publication - Nov 11, 2018
Number of Pages 296
Publisher - Franklin Classics Trade Press
7. Rifles and shotguns; the art of rifle and shotgun shooting for big game and feathered game, with special chapters on military rifle shooting
ISBN10 Number - 0353395110
Date of Publication - Nov 11, 2018
Number of Pages 296
Publisher - Franklin Classics Trade Press
8. Rifles and shotguns; the art of rifle and shotgun shooting for big game and feathered game, with special chapters on military rifle shooting
ISBN10 Number - 0343346052
Date of Publication - Oct 15, 2018
Number of Pages 296
Publisher - Franklin Classics
9. Our rifles
ISBN10 Number - 0342831496
Date of Publication - Oct 13, 2018
Number of Pages 520
Publisher - Franklin Classics
10. The rifle
A priceless, handcrafted rifle, fired throughout the American Revolution, is passed down through the years until it fires on a fateful Christmas Eve of 1994. In 1768, a gunsmith named Cornish McManus built a rifle of such accuracy that he knew he could never create another like it. He intended to treasure his masterpiece, but with a new wife to provide for, he felt pressed to sell it. Soon the rifle was helping one John Byam become a legendary sharpshooter in the American Revolution. But when Byam succumbed to dysentery, the weapon was passed on to yet another owner...and then to another and another, until the present day. Strangely, in all the time of the rifle after John Byam's death and through all the people who looked at it and held it to their shoulder, not once in the life of the rifle did anybody ever think to see if it was loaded. The rifle was loaded