“Tag: Reloading”

From J.D Jones' tough criteria was born the .300 Whisper, a cartridge that has users as diverse as the bullets and tasks it will handle.

The debut of a new target cartridge is a rare event. In 2008, Hornady Mfg. Co. added the 6.5 Creedmoor to that select group.

People approach handloading from different perspectives. When I was moving every few years in the service, handloading just didn't seem to be practical.

Precise measuring of propellant is critical to maintaining consistent accuracy and velocity in reloading, and the best way to ensure consistency is to weigh each charge, or is it?

Keep these 10 tips and guidelines in mind to make your handloads more accurate and reliable.

There’s no longer any need to set up a press and reset your dies to deprime spent cases, as Frankford Arsenal’s Platinum Series Hand DePrimer allows handloaders to deprime used brass in just four steps.

For more than 100 years, Lyman has offered the shooting public its compilation of reloading data and ballistic information.

If I had one cent—just a penny—for every piece of brass I have picked up off of one range or another, I would be able to buy a new truck (and I have expensive tastes in trucks).

Here's a look at the history of the storied .45-70 Gov't cartridge that still remains popular today.