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Parker_101_
 Post subject: Firearms Manuals
PostPosted: Tue Oct 24, 2006 7:39 pm 
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Pretty good listings of manuals.................

http://www.stevespages.com/page7b.htm


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Thanks Parker. That is an exellent information post 8) Should be Stickied so that it doesn't get lost. Nice one. :wink:


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Wow! Thanks alot for the link. That's priceless. I slapped that one in my favorites.

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Went directly into Documents... :shock:

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Suprmatic wrote:
And plenty of them, all in PDF format.
http://pdf.textfiles.com/manuals/FIREARMS/


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Thanks Parker.
This one went directly to favorites. :D
Great find. Thanks.

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THANKS
that's a hell of a pile of manuals they will come in handy
cheers :D
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screwtape
 Post subject: Re: Firearms Manuals
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Thanks for the link. Great list of manuals for new & vintage firearms as well as a bunch of other stuff. (Try finding manuals for older cameras sometime.)

I see the fellow posting all these manuals asks viewers to send him any manuals they might have that are not on the list so he can scan them, make pdf files and post them (then returning the original paper manuals to the owner.) Sounds like a great idea. I plan to look through my piles of assorted junk and lend him anything I have that's not already up there.

I urge fellow forum members to consider doing the same.

I notice the list contains not just powderburners but also airgun manuals.


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Question: since the list of manuals includes many for airguns - a quick scan of the index showed a lot for Benjamins and Crosmans, for example - should this sticky not also be posted in some of the other sections too? Maybe in General Airgun Chat?


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