Review by Larry S. Sterett | Contributing Editor SWIFT RELOADING MANUAL NUMBER TWO, by the Swift Bullet Company. ©2014. Published by Swift Bullet Company, Dept. TGM, PO Box 27, Quinter, KS 67752....

by John Markwell | Contributing Editor Watching the Last of The Mohicans or reading any of Allan W. Eckert’s books on frontier America makes one aware of the importance of the...

by J. David Truby The original marketing pitch for the Sidewinder was as a “real handful of power and accuracy in a very small package.” The bulky, big, plastic Glock...

by Joseph P. Tartaro | Executive Editor For the last few years, change has been the order of the day in general retailing and the outdoor field, and in the magazine...

by James C. Fulmer | Past President, NMLRA When Ron Greene built his personal rifling machine I am sure he had no idea of the legacy it would bring to muzzleloading....

by Mike Nesbitt | Contributing Editor The Bull Shop has been providing cast bullets for over 25 years now and their bullet lubes, especially the blackpowder NASA lube, have received several...

by R.K. Campbell | Contributing Editor The Beretta A3 features a threaded barrel, Vertec grip, accessory rail and other modern features. These include a light rail, a solid feature that is...

by Art Merrill | Contributing Editor The Army’s TM 43-0001-27 spells it out: 50-grains IMR 4895, 2740fps, 50,000psi. The beginning handloader and those of us with 30+ years of experience under...

by Joseph P. Tartaro | Executive Editor The benefits of athletic scholarships are not limited to contact and ball sports participants. If you know promising students who are also competitive shooters,...

Article & Photos | by Scott Smith with Lisa Palermo As I sit here pondering Dads and Grads, I am having a hard time. The calendar tells me it is mid-April, the...

by Dave Workman | Senior Editor President Barack Obama is making yet another stab at pushing so-called smart gun technology, announcing a plan to “expedite” development of these new firearms and...

by Scott Smith | Contributing Editor The classic Beretta 92FS/M9 with its slide locked to the rear. Today the Beretta 92FS/M9 (Online: beretta.com) is the first and only pistol most service...

by Joseph P. Tartaro | Executive Editor An image of the Ideal Conceal showing both configurations: closed for carry and open for business. The Ideal Conceal pistol, aka “the iPhone Gun,”...