[PW] Technical Drawings by James M. Triggs

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I do not have the magazines, nor know if these are exactly what you want, but here are some issues with his drawings. 

October 1957 - The Winchester Model 12 Repeating Shotgun (history, 
exploded view, and disassembly procedure)

January 1961 - Smith & Wesson Military & Police Revolver (history, 
exploded view, and disassembly procedure)

February 1961 - Colt Deringer No. 3 (history, exploded view, and 
disassembly procedure) James M. Triggs


Dan <dan8bks at yahoo.com> wrote: 
Project Wombat:
 
    I am trying to identify specific issues of the monthly publication, American Rifleman, which contained line drawings of weapons, shown in disassembled mode [called "exploded" views by technical illustrators], with all parts in relevant juxtaposition to indicate their assembly sequence and numbered to correspond to an accompanying parts list. This publication featured these black-and-white line drawings by James M. Triggs probably in issues appearing during the time span of 1950-1975, as near as I can recall.
 
Thank you,
 
Dan Watley


      
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