Firearms
Review: Iver Johnson 1911A1 Carbine
I eat and breathe the 1911, and have been fascinated by the pistol for more than 40 years. The firearm…Read More >
Tag: Handloads
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Concealed Carry
Review: SIG P226 Stainless
Very few handguns have the awesome reputation for reliability the SIG P226 enjoys. The pistol has seen extensive service in…Read More >
Concealed Carry
Review: Smith & Wesson Model 19 Classic Revolver
We have covered the history of the .357 Magnum cartridge several times. It all began with the .38 Special cartridge.…Read More >
Concealed Carry
Review: EAA Windicator
In today’s market, we may have to grab what we can and our first choices seem to be made of…Read More >
Firearms
Making the Rifle Fit the Shooter
There are rifles that are necessary, others that are nice to own, and some you must keep on hand. A…Read More >
Competitive Shooting
How to Shoot a Handgun Long-Range
Long-range handgun shooting isn’t just in the province of old hands that have been at it for decades. Shooters willing…Read More >
Firearm History
A History of Long-Barrel Magnums
A long time ago, there were no Magnum cartridges. It was only 85 years ago that the .357 Magnum cartridge…Read More >
Ammunition
Handloading 101: Accurate Load Development
Bob Campbell has gone the extra mile in working up super accurate handloads. The goal is reliability first and then accuracy and power. With careful handloading practice, you can do the same. Read this article to learn the basics in handloads.
General
Handloads: Wilson Combat EDC X9
I have been loading the 9mm Luger for some time. I admit, my first efforts were nothing to brag about.…Read More >
Ammunition
The .41 Magnum — Alive and Kicking
The .41 Magnum is a useful, powerful, accurate, and well-balanced cartridge. Perhaps, it is one of the best revolver cartridges ever designed. Yet, it seems to be almost on its last leg, and far down the list in popularity compared to the .357 Magnum and .44 Magnum. This is understandable in some ways, but the cartridge is just too good to die.