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55 gr. Lehigh Defense .311 Xtreme Defense Bullets — Extreme Velocities
Ron Colvin makes a .308 Winchester into a hyper-velocity cartridge.
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.
Five Reasons Why:
Five reasons that the benefits that flow from guns far outweigh the risks inherent in guns
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.
LONG-TERM / ALL-WEATHER FIREARMS PROTECTION
The Guru shares his tricks that keep firearms looking new.
Barrel Length and Velocity–Let’s Cut to the Chase
Are you curious how barrel length impacts velocity? So were we. Luckily we have a ballistics lab and a machine shop at our disposal.
Dear Labby Explains Standard Deviation
Understanding Standard Deviation is tricky. Luckily we have just the guy to help. Ask Dear Labby.
Suppressor Cleaning: Three Options for your Rimfire Suppressor
The lab guys got ahold of our suppressor and looked for ways to make cleaning easier. What we ended up with was the super-secret scientific way, one that involved a bit of soaking and scrubbing and one simple option that many handloaders may already have around their homes.