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What's New in Handloading
Whether you handload to save money, improve accuracy or just have a hobby you have lots of options.
Favorite Handloads for Deer
Like anybody, Hampton has his favorite handloads. But at the end of the day, it’s best to load what you can shoot confidently.
Reloading: The Best Bullet for Your Gun
With so many projectiles available in so many shapes and sizes, how do you find the one that's best? It depends on your intended reloading and shooting application.
Simple Guidelines For Antique Gun Care
David Arnold, the conservator at the Springfield Armory National Historic Site Museum in Springfield, Massachusetts says there are a few simple guidelines to help care for an antique gun - or a collection.
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Primers: An Important Factor in Precision Reloading
The purpose of primers is to ignite the main powder charge. However, there are more considerations than mere caliber and type when looking at the ignition end of a cartridge.
Ammo: Long-Term Storage Tips
With the run on ammunition and threats from elsewhere, it pays to store your ammo right.
13 Tips for Electronic Powder Scale Accuracy
Weighing powder charges requires as much care as throwing the charge. Your powder measuring technique, no matter how careful, will be useless if you can't weigh the charge accurately. These tips will give you a head start on accurate powder weighing and save you from many of the tough lessons I learned the hard way.
Video: Powder Selection for Precision Shooting
Dave Morelli, our Precision Marksmanship columnist, describes how to select powder to achieve the best accuracy for your loads in this exclusive video.
Shotshell Pressure: How to Avoid Trouble
One hears about several types of shotshell pressure, but for handloading there is only one pressure that you truly need to understand, service pressure.
The Basics of Selecting Reloading Powders
Modern reloading powders are divided into three basic types on the basis of their use. These are pistol, shotgun, and rifle powders. But for the beginning reloader, these are but a starting point in selecting the right powder for the desired load.
McGowen Barrel Making: An Inside Look
An inside look at the history and manufacturing process of barrel making at McGowen Barrel.
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