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Handloader December 2019
This issue features Hornady A-TIP, 7mm Remington Magnum (Pet Loads), .222 Remington Magnum, 11.15x51R Kurz, Learn To Reload (Handloading Basics), and much more.
Online Exclusive Content
Elmer Keith's Ruger Blackhawk .41 Magnum
Brian Pearce
This online exclusive article was cut out of the February issue of Handloader due to space restri... ...Read More >
Load The .257 Roberts
Stan Trzoniec
I worked a second job to save for my first pronghorn and mule deer hunt out West in the fall of ... ...Read More >
Handloading the Largo
Bob Campbell
While the pursuit of accuracy and high performance is interesting, we sometimes overlook the fact... ...Read More >
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Reloader's Press
Loaded for Bear and Other Critters
column by: Dave Scovill
The above title once served as the name of a column the late John Wootters wrote in Rifle magazine. Bear hunting wasn’t necessarily the focus of the column in literal terms but served to offer some measure of direction in terms of content regarding handloading in general. ...Read More >
Practical Handloading
Hornady's 6.5 and .300 PRC
column by: Rick Jamison
Handloaders have been winning long-range matches and setting records for many years with short, fat Winchester Short Magnum (WSM) and Remington Short Action Ultra Magnum (SAUM) cartridges using heavy Berger and Sierra bullets seated out in rifles ... ...Read More >
Bullets & Brass
.45 Colt Rifle Blowback Problems
column by: Brian Pearce
I have two rifles that are used for cowboy action shooting and include a Marlin Model 1894 Cowboy and Uberti Colt Lightning reproduction, which is a pump action rifle with external hammer. Both guns are chambered for .45 Colt. ...Read More >
Cartridge Board
.44 S&W Special: Modern Day
column by: Gil Sengel
In the last column we looked at cartridge development that led up to the .44 Special in 1907. Some questions were left unanswered so we will deal with them now, beginning with why the cartridge was introduced using both smokeless and black powder. ...Read More >