The November 2004 issue of American Rifleman Magazine is a vintage firearms and shooting publication featuring period-specific editorial content on firearms, ammunition, legislation, and industry topics. This issue is a useful addition for magazine collectors, shooting-sports enthusiasts, and readers interested in early-2000s firearms publications.
The issue includes coverage related to gun bans, ammo bans, and “Junk Lawsuits,” providing historical editorial material reflecting firearms-related debates and industry concerns of the period. Its 2004 publication date adds interest for collectors researching vintage shooting magazines and contemporary firearms history.
This vintage magazine is suitable for reading, collecting, display, or archival use. Please review the available photos carefully and verify the cover condition, page completeness, inserts, markings, issue details, and overall physical condition before purchase.
Key Features
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Ammo-Bans: Features ammunition-ban related editorial content.
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Lawsuits: Includes the “Junk Lawsuits” topic referenced in the issue.
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Firearms: Covers firearms, ammunition, and related industry subjects.
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Gun-Bans: Includes coverage related to gun-ban topics from the period.
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American: American Rifleman publication with historical editorial interest.
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Collectible: Suitable for magazine collectors and shooting-sports enthusiasts.
- Vintage: November 2004 issue offers collectible early-2000s magazine appeal.
Specifications
- Issue: November 2004
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Type: Vintage Firearms Magazine
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Condition: Vintage; Review Photos
- Publication: American Rifleman Magazine
- Features: Gun Bans / Ammo Bans / Junk Lawsuits