November 2025

For the Boys, Part III (S&F, Vol 16, No. 1)

Glimpses at Gemmers (Mike Nesbitt)

The “Buoy Killer” (Jan Herman)

Ethan Allen, Again (Terry Wieland)

KA-CHUNK (Charles Sharps, PhD)

Old Photos: Memories of Yesteryear

Notes Regarding Gun Show Management (Patrick Keen)

Round Parts Don’t Need to be Lathe Parts (Steve Earle)

Traditions Maintained (William Perry)

 

October 2025

For the Boys, Part II (S&F, Vol 15, No. 25)

First Shots with a Lone Star Rolling Block (Mike Nesbitt)

The Savage Experience (William Perry)

Out of the Ordinary – Ballard Union Hill No. 8 (Terry Wieland)

We’ve Had the Best of It (Glyn Stanway)

Granddaughters and Rolling Blocks (Collin Weisz)

The 1,000 Military Colt Walker Pistols Initial Issues (Lt. Col. Robert D. Whittington, III)

The Blind Men and the Old War Rifle (Daniel Barrett)

Old Photos: Memories of Yesteryear

 

September 2025

For the Boys (S&F, Vol 15, No 24)

Notes on the .38-40 (Mike Nesbitt)

Condition is Everything (Dean McKibben)

Gimme a Break…! (Terry Wieland)

Little Fifties Fun (George Babits)

My Journey to the Creedmoor 150 (Doug Dirk)

Beauty is in the Eye of the Beholder (Clint Meier)

A Funny Thing (Lee Shaver)

 

August 2025

Rifle Reminiscences: The Bear – What Came of It (S&F, Vol. 15, No. 2)

Rifle Reminiscences: Bear Feast (S&F, Vol. 15, No. 3)

Experiences with the .36 Navy (Mike Nesbitt)

Double Rifles: Artistry in Gunmaking (Terry Wieland)

The Quigley Virus: Spectator to Shooter (Kelle Davis)

The Whole Enchilada (Ted Kalvitis)

More .310 Cadet (Glyn Stanway)

Thick Rims on Starline .45-90 Brass? (Dan Barrett)

 

July 2025

Rifle Reminiscences: Our First Bear and What Came of It (S&F, Vol. 15, No. 1)

Mini Mill Move (Steve Earle)

“Winner of all the ‘Field’ Trials” (Terry Wieland)

Mastering the Mauser (William Perry)

Z.A.R. and the African Queen (Glyn Stanway)

A Funny Thing (Lee Shaver

 

June 2025

Experiments with Metal Jacketed Bullets (S&F, Vol. 15, No 19)

TexasMac’s Ramblings: Measuring Maximum COAL & Bullet Jump (Wayne McLerran)

Musket in a Privy (Jan Herman)

Shaken, Stirred, Whatever (Terry Wieland)

Buffalo Camp 2025 (Mike Nesbitt)

Holding a Small Plastic Part… (Steve Earle)

 

May 2025

What a Sportsman Saw in New York, Part 2 (S&F, Vol 15, No 20)

Lightly Attended Trade Gun Frolic (Mike Nesbitt)

Conserving a Pre-War 1903 Springfield Target Rifle Built by C.C. Johnson in 1938 (Nick Stroebel)

Making ‘Em Shoot (Terry Wieland)

Feuds (Glyn Stanway)

Be-Backers and Looky-Loos (Charles Sharps, PhD)

Vice Handle Modification (Steve Earle)

A Funny Thing (Lee Shaver)

 

April 2025

What a Sportsman Saw in New York, Part 1 (S&F, Vol 15, No 20)

A Trial Load in the .38-55 (Mike Nesbitt)

Aesthetics & Guns & Design Principles (Terry Wieland)

Coyote Conundrum (William Perry)

Product Review: Buffalo Shooting Sticks (Mike Nesbitt)

A Rifle with a Story to Tell (Clint Meier)

 

March 2025

The Importance and Means of Learning to Know One’s Gun (S&F, Vol 15, No 22)

Who was Armin Tenner?

The .38 Special with Black Powder Loads (Mike Nesbitt)

Rambling with Micheal: Mini Quigley 2024 Report (Michael Clites)

A Class of Their Own (Terry Wieland)

Ring Catcher (Steve Earle)

Straight Shooter (William Perry)

A Funny Thing (Lee Shaver)

 

February 2025

An Opinion on Smallbores, Part III (S&F, Vol 15 No 18)

The Come-Back Trail (Mike Nesbitt)

Alias Holland and Woodward (Terry Wieland)

Old Photos: Memories of Yesteryear (A.W. Peterson photo)

The Winchester 1885, Old Gun, New World (William Perry)

Teenie Screws (Steve Earle)

Single Shots for Our Time (Steven Kruse)

 

January 2025

An Opinion on Smallbores, Part I (S&F, Vol 15, No 16)

Winter Amusement (S&F, Vol 15, No 16)

An Opinion on Smallbores, Part II (S&F, Vol 15, No 17)

The 1887 – What’s Old is New Again (William Perry)

Harry Pope’s High Wall (Terry Wieland)

Paper Patching, Part Two (Glyn Stanway)

Old Photos: Memories of Yesteryear (Jerry Thoreson)

TexasMac’s Ramblings: Removing Bore Leading (Wayne McLerran)

A Funny Thing (Lee Shaver)

Weight	6 oz
Dimensions	11.5 × 8.5 in
Year	2025
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