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Category: Handgun Reloading Tips
The .357 Triple-Ought
Kevin Newberry walks us through the process of making multiple-projectile loads for a .357 Magnum.
Making Shotshells in .357 Magnum Cases Without using a Capsule.
Kevin Newberry takes us through the process of making .357 Shotshells that are inexpensive and useful in the field.
My Friend Mo…..Maximum 9mm Ballistics
Kevin Newberry offers insights to maximize 9mm Para performance.
Backyard Ballistics Report: Accurate #9 to the Rescue
Meet Daryl Colvin, the Backyard Ballistician. Today he works his magic with a difficult project.....9mm Luger and dead soft lead bullets. His solution surprised us.
The Next “Step” for Reloading?
Charles Schwartz is a noted expert on terminal ballistics and the author of Quantitative Ammunition Selection. If you have ever wondered if ultra light, ultra fast bullets are the way to go in a 9mm Parabellum, Chuck has the answer.
Make Your Own DIY Bullet-to-Lands Gauge
Dillon Precision's Ron Colvin shows the simple steps needed to make a Bullet-to-Lands gauge. This simple trick will help you make you a better handloader.
And Now for Something Completely Different! (Updated)
Kevin Newberry tests the 124 grain RMR bullet in his quest to find the perfect 9mm Para load. The data is surprising.
The Heavyweight Semi-finals: Heavy Bullets for the 9mm
Not as in a boxing tournament, but my long overdue report. I believe that I mentioned in an article past that I would be focusing on this for a while. The sojourn has had some interesting side trips into discovery as well.
Handloading For Prepper’s
Following up on Shea's Survival Arsenal, Bart looks at Suppressed, Downloaded, and Combat loads for the .38 Special, .308 Winchester, .223 Remington and the 12 Gauge shotgun.
Dear Labby: Questions For Our Ballistics Lab
Write to us with your ballistics and shooting questions. Dear Labby is here to help.