Small-bore Target Rifles of the mid Sixties
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This article is taken from a 1965 issue of the defunct Guns Review journal,
and covered the leading small-bore target rifles of the day,
including the BSA Martini International Mk.III; the Anschutz Match 54;
the WaltherKKM;
the Winchester Model 52; and the Remington Model 40X.
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