Shooting Industry Magazine November 2009 Issue Online Now

Shooting Industry Magazine November 2009 Issue Online Now
Come browse the Shooting Industry’s November 2009 Online Edition.

FMG Publications
FMG Publications

San Diego, CA –-(AmmoLand.com)-The October 2009 issue of Shooting Industry is now available for viewing by visiting the link below.

This is the complete Shooting Industry Magazine you would get in your news stand but in digital form and for FREE.

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Shooting Industry Magazine
Shooting Industry Magazine

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About:
FMG Publications provide the connection to virtually every segment of the shooting sports market. Shooting enthusiasts and marketers alike, look to FMG Publications as the source for industry news and product information. FMG Publications include: GUNS Magazine, the first firearms magazine introduced on the newsstand in 1955; Shooting Industry, the first firearms trade magazine introduced in 1955; American Handgunner, the first magazine devoted 100% to handguns introduced in 1976; and American COP, written by cops, for cops first published in 2005.