Brownells has started mailing the new, 61st edition of their annual catalog. Up to a whopping 576 pages, the new catalog offers new gun products from Brownells, plus some tweaking to help you find what you want.
The new catalog now features color-coded ‘tabs’ on the end of the pages to highlight the different sections. If you have the 60th edition, the ‘tabs’ at the end of the 1911 and AR-15 sections have been added to all of the sections of the catalog. So sections like “Rifle/Shotgun Sights” and “Metal Finishing” are labeled for easy reference.
Also, Brownells has started to label products that are made in the USA. Unfortunately, Brownells states in the forward that the research of all of their prodcuts was not complete at the time of publication, so the catalog may not show “Made In The USA” for some products that rightfully deserve this designation. Brownells states their website is current.
The catalog is $5.00, but if you hold a Curios and Relics (C&R) license, or tell them that Tom Gresham from Gun Talk sent you, they’ll ship you one for free.
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