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While still a dream job, firearm evaluation can be hard work.I am fortunate to be a contributing editor to both American Rifleman and Shooting Illustrated magazines. Additionally, I write a blog for AmericanRifleman.org, as well as an occasional feature.

A less than powerful round, the .25 ACP still seems to get the job done.

Fast reloads come with technique and practice.

What ever happened to the supposed revolvers chambered for the .256 Win. Mag.?

I am advised that well under half of all active shooters use ammunition they have assembled in home reloading shops.

Guns can't hurt you (unless you drop one on your foot) but bullets fired from cartridges in the chambers of guns can and do produce a great deal of damage.

Wiley Clapp personally laments the decline of a gun that he used for so long, thus he issues forth reasons why this should not happen.

If ever there was a gun idea that had every chance in the world of going wild, the Kimball pistol was it

It was a striker-fired pistol called the "XD" from Springfield-Armory that caught Wiley Clapp's attention in the 21st century.