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Handloading Handgun Shotshells Load Development
John Haviland / Wolfe Publishing Co. 5/31/2013
If the occasional snake is the only vermin you want to handily dispatch with a handgun, look no further than CCI’s shotshell loads. However, handloading shotshell cartridges for handguns is much... Read More
Handloading the 7.62x39mm Bench Topics
John Haviland / Wolfe Publishing Co. 10/15/2013
My rifle buying may have reached a new high (or low, depending on your outlook). I rationalized the recent purchase of a CZ 527 Carbine 7.62x39mm as necessary to utilize the six boxes of .310- and... Read More
New Tools, Powder, Bullets and Books Bench Topics
Richard Mann / Wolfe Publishing Co. 2/5/2009
I just returned from the 2009 SHOT show, where several interesting new products were revealed. Soon these items will be in hand, and we’ll have a better idea of just how well they work. For now,... Read More
Loads for the .30 Carbine Load Development
John Haviland / Wolfe Publishing Co. 3/6/2018
When I first met my wife-to-be, Gail’s father had an Underwood M1 .30 Carbine and several shelves stacked with World War II surplus ammunition to go with it. On Saturday drives in the hills, I took... Read More
Improved Cartridges Tech Tips
Ron Spomer / Wolfe Publishing Co. 7/30/2006
You hear a lot of talk about “improved” cartridges, which are standard factory cartridges that have been “blown out” and had their shoulders “sharpened” or flattened, usually to 35 or 40 degrees.... Read More
How to Develop Accurate, High Performance Handloads Load Development
Brian Pearce / Wolfe Publishing Co. 6/12/2007
This is the first of a series of new bi-monthly articles from Brian Pearce on Load Development. Six times a year he will choose a caliber from email requests we receive and develop loads from... Read More