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Yesterday, June 9 from heart related issues...
His book "Shooting Buffalo Rifles of the Old West" is a must have if those particular rifles interest you...

I remember when he duplicated Billy Dixons 1538 yard shot at Adobe Walls just to prove that it could be done...

Rest in Peace Mike...thanks for the wisdom...

Mike had a lot of cool guns in his collection, I always liked his articles.

Even though I didn't share his passion for BPCR, I read a lot of his stuff in G&A because he had a great writing style.
Thanks for sharing, Sir.

He also taught Tom Selleck how to handle a Sharps for "Quigley Down Under."

Few good ones left.

Another great gone
RIP sir

That is truly sad. The man had forgotten more about old west guns and casting bullets than most of us will ever learn in a lifetime. A real loss to our community of vintage firearms enthusiasts.

RIP sir and thanks for sharing so freely of your knowledge.

DAMN IT!

Sad news indeed!! One of the few gun writers I actually liked.

Sorry for his family. He will live on through his writing

I'll remember his articles always.

RIP Mike.

https://americanhandgunner.com/behind-t ... venturino/

Well damn! I enjoyed his writing and shooting. Rip Duke.