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Handloads: 20 Gauge

Handloads: 20 Gauge

A lightweight 20 gauge is a joy to carry on long slogs in search of...
From the Loading Bench: Creedmoor Commotion

From the Loading Bench: Creedmoor Commotion

Unless you have been touring the outer reaches of the solar system, you have heard...
Handloads: 6.5 mm Grendel

Handloads: 6.5 mm Grendel

The 6.5 mm Grendel cartridge only looks small. Instead of burning copious charges of propellant,...
The Krag Is Still Relevant

The Krag Is Still Relevant

The Krag, and its .30-40 Krag cartridge, enjoyed a much longer hunting life because a...
The Little Savage: .250-3000

The Little Savage: .250-3000

After a century, the sun is setting on the .250-3000 Savage. Many decades ago, though,...
Long-Lived Excitement with Short-Range Game

Long-Lived Excitement with Short-Range Game

Keeping anticipation in the hunt can be accomplished several ways.
The Companion Handgun—Essential or Redundant?

The Companion Handgun—Essential or Redundant?

Is a handgun an essential piece of a big-game hunter’s kit or a couple pounds...
Tested: Sierra GameChanger Bullets

Tested: Sierra GameChanger Bullets

Sierra Bullets has paired the accuracy of its MatchKing bullets with the traits of a...
Manipulating Fixed Handgun Sights

Manipulating Fixed Handgun Sights

Fixed sights on handguns can be an annoyance escalating to aggravation when the sights point...
The Continuous .270 Cartridge

The Continuous .270 Cartridge

Certain rifle cartridges come and stay, while others fade away. The .270 Winchester has been...
Getting to the Bottom of Grooved Bullets

Getting to the Bottom of Grooved Bullets

The grooves cut around the shank of many of today’s bullets solve the problems associated...
Remembering the .375 Winchester Cartridge

Remembering the .375 Winchester Cartridge

Although over the years a lot of dirt has been shoveled on the cartridge for...
Get A Grip On Lever-Action Accuracy

Get A Grip On Lever-Action Accuracy

Traditional lever guns are often dismissed for being less accurate than bolt-actions. With the right...
A New Rifle and Loads For The .22-250 Remington

A New Rifle and Loads For The .22-250 Remington

For handloaders, part of the pleasure of a new rifle is developing handloads that maximize...
Loading The Versatile .308 Winchester

Loading The Versatile .308 Winchester

The .308 Winchester provides middle-of-the-road ballistic performance, yet produces first-rate utility.
The .300 Winchester Magnum

The .300 Winchester Magnum

The .300 Winchester Magnum was not the first, and is certainly not the last, large-capacity...
The Enduring .35 Remington

The Enduring .35 Remington

Once a staple of “woods” whitetail deer hunters, today there are few new rifles being...
An American Favorite: The .243 Winchester

An American Favorite: The .243 Winchester

Countless young hunters shoot rifles chambered in .243 Win. to take untold numbers of big...
Shooting for Less

Shooting for Less

With the current shortage of ammunition and components and their increased prices, getting extra time...
Precise Propellant Measuring

Precise Propellant Measuring

Precise measuring of propellant is critical to maintaining consistent accuracy and velocity in reloading, and...
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