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This rifle, built on a Remington Model 700 action, shot really well. It tended to do really well ... ...Read More >

In the first half of the twentieth century, Americans had a tendency to think of break-action sin... ...Read More >

It may be going out on a limb to say the Ruger No. 1 is the best and most popular single-shot cen... ...Read More >

Our host got a deal on this 7.62x25mm Tokarev pistol. In this video we discuss the pistol and loa... ...Read More >

We test smokeless powders in the Pedersoli 1874 Sharps Q Down Under. It is a replica of the rifle... ...Read More >

Back in the heyday of black-powder cartridges – say, from 1865 to 1895 – in order to make rifles ... ...Read More >

In the quiet times, one often wonders just why a so-called “popular” cartridge doesn’t quite make... ...Read More >

Over the last year we have received several requests from viewers asking us where they can learn ... ...Read More >

Here we discuss the FN 509 tactical pistol, handloads that were developed and how they performed.... ...Read More >

We cover some tips on handloading the .22 Creedmoor. Then we take the rifle to the range to see h... ...Read More >

The .22 Hornet is a wonderful little cartridge with a whole lot going for it, but it is not witho... ...Read More >

William Batterman Ruger is rightfully given credit, throughout the country and across the world, ... ...Read More >

In This episode of Handloader TV Jeremiah will showcase the Taylor's & Company Cattleman Standard... ...Read More >

For years I’ve shot ground squirrels with centerfire rifles loaded right to the maximum in ve­loc... ...Read More >

In this video we cover the .327 Federal Cartridge in a Ruger Single-Seven revolver. Jeremiah show... ...Read More >

As a teenager taking summer vacations on a fam­ily farm in upper New York state, the woodchuck­in... ...Read More >

Jeremiah talks with Craig from Area 419 regarding their Zero Precision Reloading Press. They expl... ...Read More >

Handloader TV reviews the Hornady Auto Change Pro precision powder measure. We use several powder... ...Read More >

Jeremiah loads for the .300 Blackout in two rifles. First is an AR built by Jeremiah. This is the... ...Read More >

The .22-250 Remington is a nearly perfect cartridge. It provides fairly long barrel life yet shoo... ...Read More >

A Ransom Rest has been used in several of our videos. It is a handy tool when developing accurate... ...Read More >

The term “varmint rifle” can be a bit subjective. Part of the problem is that, to some, a varmint... ...Read More >

This exciting video shows some of the loading procedures for the .454 Casull, as well as accuracy... ...Read More >

Devotees of .20-caliber cartridges know that early examples appeared as much as a century ago. Ba... ...Read More >

In our series on handloading tools, the Hornady Precision Measurement Station is profiled.... ...Read More >

Redding has a slant bed concentricity gauge that can help you build better handloads. This video ... ...Read More >

The Browning Black Label Medallion 1911 chambered in .380 ACP is a nice shooting lightweight pist... ...Read More >

We shoot several handloads through a Nosler custom M48 rifle with a Leupold scope. Check out and ... ...Read More >

The primary motive for “wildcatting” is usually geared toward creating a cartridge that performs ... ...Read More >

The Nosler M48 Carbon Mountain Rifle is reviewed and taken to the range, where we shot and tested... ...Read More >

No doubt, the semiautomatic pistol has taken over. Whether it is a trip to the range, or watching... ...Read More >

In this video, we put the FN Five-Seven to the test. We shoot several handloads through the pisto... ...Read More >

In this video Handloader TV reviews the Ruger 57. We show you all the features of the handgun and... ...Read More >

It’s always interesting what rifle loonies can come up with for a project when they are left alon... ...Read More >

Range Closed is never a good thing, right? Check out this video for yourself.... ...Read More >

The Colt Single Action Army revolver is the most recognized, famous and collectible handgun of al... ...Read More >

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Beginning in the late 1800s and moving forward, a number of extremely successful rifle cartridges... ...Read More >

Recently we had the opportunity to visit the RCBS plant in Oroville California. This is the final... ...Read More >

In our latest installment of Handloader TV we take a look at the Montana Rifle Company X3 rifle, ... ...Read More >

If you are a regular Handloader reader, you’ve heard about my ongoing adventure with my Cooper Ph... ...Read More >

You don’t hear much about the .220 Swift these days. The .22-250 has stolen its long-range thunde... ...Read More >

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Recently we had the opportunity to tour the RCBS plant in California. During the plant tour we ha... ...Read More >

Check out this new powder from Shooter's world powders. AR-Plus is specifically designed for the ... ...Read More >

When a new cartridge is introduced, its origins can often be traced to a cartridge P.O. Ackley ha... ...Read More >

In Handloader issue 200, then Associate Editor Al Miller lamented the demise of the 10mm. He said... ...Read More >

Check out this video on the RCBS Case Prep Center... ...Read More >

The history of handgun cartridges has been a search for more power in a smaller package. This mig... ...Read More >

The question, as put to me by Editor Dave Scovill, was simple enough: Which came first, the powde... ...Read More >

Nosler, Inc. has been busy of late; not only with its ever-expanding line of bullets, but with th... ...Read More >

Light and heavy and old and new loads make the .44 Remington Magnum an exceedingly flexible handg... ...Read More >

Several years ago, when reporting on the new .204 Ruger cartridge in Rifle magazine, I stuck my n... ...Read More >

Nosler has taken the venerable 270 rifle caliber to a new level with the introduction of the all-... ...Read More >

On my workbench, bullets are cast for three basic applications: BPCR Silhouette competition, vint... ...Read More >

While the .222 Remington was introduced to the shooting public in 1950, it wasn’t until many year... ...Read More >

Development of the FN 5.7x28mm began more than 20 years ago and was first introduced in a submach... ...Read More >

In midyear 2006 Cabela’s opened a new store in Boise, Idaho, and in the tradition of former store... ...Read More >

Most handloaders just screw the sizing die into the press until it bottoms out against the shellh... ...Read More >

The .338 Winchester Magnum is the most popular North American "medium" (as the British call cartr... ...Read More >

This online exclusive article was cut out of the February issue of Handloader due to space restri... ...Read More >

I worked a second job to save for my first pronghorn and mule deer hunt out West in the fall of ... ...Read More >

While the pursuit of accuracy and high performance is interesting, we sometimes overlook the fact... ...Read More >

Berger's newest member of the Long Range Hybrid Target Family, the 6mm 109 Grain LRHT provides co... ...Read More >

General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems Canada Valleyfield, Inc (GD-OTS), has determined a... ...Read More >

The .357 Magnum is a useful and fun cartridge when fired from a revolver. Shot from the longer ba... ...Read More >

Most handloaders just screw the sizing die into the press until it bottoms out against the shellh... ...Read More >

IMR Legendary Powders is officially announcing a product safety warning and recall notice for IMR... ...Read More >

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In the past couple of years, several handloaders have asked why their new brass stretches so much... ...Read More >

Modern bolt-action and lever-action rifles would be instantly recognizable to anyone living 100 y... ...Read More >

Before proceeding with load development for any cartridge, it is imperative to properly prepare c... ...Read More >

Starline Brass has added another rifle caliber, the .350 Legend to their growing line-up of high-... ...Read More >