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Top 10 Reloaded Rifle Cartridges #3: 6.5 Creedmoor Guide Load Development
10/20/2021
Explore why the 6.5 Creedmoor ranks #3 among reloaded rifle cartridges. Learn its accuracy, performance, and why reloaders prefer it. Read More
Handloader's Quest for Velocity Bench Topics
Richard Mann / Wolfe Publishing Co. 2/1/2010
A common theme among many handloaders is their quest for additional velocity. Last year I conducted a reloading seminar at the NRA annual meetings. Afterwards I was approached by several handloaders... Read More
.375 H&H Improved Bench Topics
Michael Fairbanks / Wolfe Publishing Co. 4/1/2012
The .375 H&H’s tapered case inspired many improved wildcat designs. Discover the seven notable versions built from this legendary cartridge. 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
Cast Bullets for the .35 Remington Load Development
John Haviland / Wolfe Publishing Co. 3/4/2014
Not until recently, after buying a Marlin 336C .35 Remington, did I verify my notion that the case is just the right size to hold enough powder to fire cast bullets at velocities of 1,900 to 2,000... 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