By Lee Shaver Originally published in the January 2016 issue. Several weeks ago I received a letter from a faithful subscriber and as the response became much too long for the Letters & Queries section, I decided it would be much better presented as an article...
By Mike Nesbitt Winter is a good time for doing things indoors. Reloading is always a first consideration. Then I like to make certain accessories and one of those becomes the subject at hand. The things I’m talking about, as if the title on this page...
There is No Magic Bullet, Part 2 By Lee Shaver If you load your bullets as I often do with grease grooves exposed, you need to remember that if you load that cartridge into a hot barrel and leave it sit for very long that the lube...
By Ralph Greenwood This article is reprinted from Shooting and Fishing, Volume 5, No. 15, published February 7, 1889. A few months ago a very careful and complete test was made with the .22-calibre, short rim-fire cartridges. The results made public are believed to correctly show the work...
Why Not a .32-20? by Paul Shuttleworth A recent development in Schuetzen shooting has been the trend toward using smaller cases with less powder capacity than the original black powder cartridges such as the .32-40 and .38-55. Since smokeless powder has much more power per cubic inch,...
There Is No “Magic Bullet” by Lee Shaver Problems we have with accuracy are at times not the problems we think we have. So how do you figure out what those problems might really be? In this article, I will attempt to teach you exactly what happens...