This belief has allowed Magnum to quickly supply products to the U.S. military. "We have most recently supplied many of our mobile generators and light towers to the Middle East in support of the Enduring Freedom military operations and continue a very strong presence on many of our military installations here in the U.N. as well," Roberts said."We have been lucky enough with our goal of having inventory on hand to meet customers'' needs. We were able to respond to the buildup over there beginning last October/November," he added. "It paid off because in the end we were able to have product when others couldn''t deliver. It got us into countries over there that we wouldn''t have been in."

The popularity of cowboy shooting means lots of people are working on Colt and Ruger single-action revolvers. Both of which have the easiest screws in creation to mess up. Brownells has assembled a kit that contains the very specific drivers needed for those pesky screws. For the Ruger set there are four bits and the Colt set has five, The Magna-Tip handle for them is hollowed out so the bits can be stored inside so there''s no risk of getting them mixed up with other stuff. The only fault I find is once you take them out of the package you have to count bits or study screws to separate the Colt from the Ruger. I''ll probably take a vibrating marker and fix that.

Though light in weight, Airbor magnetic drill has a powerful 1.6-hp air motor and 1,600-lb magnetic holding strength. With its extra rack, stroke length is extended to 10 1/4 in. Annular cutter capacity is up to 2 1/16 in. diam. Geared chuck adapter converts the unit to a standard drill press. The Slugger Air Force pneumatic drill, at 24 lbs, 6 1/4" high, is useful for confined area drilling. The drill''s features include a permanent magnet that turns on or off by air power, a cutter capacity of up to 1 1/16" diameter x 3/4" depth and the ability to use ShortSlugger cutters and frame cutters. These cutters'' geometry allows the operator to drill multi-layered truck frames in a single pass.

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