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Taming a Dangerous Game Rifle
HOLLAND & HOLLAND’S EVERGREEN 375 BELTED RIMLESS MAGNUM EXPRESS (AND HOW TO MASTER IT). By John Noak The above (and original) moniker of the .375 H&H practically commands you to...
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Handloading For Prepper’s
By Bart Herr Over the last several years, the American shooting public has been introduced to scarcity on a scale that hasn’t been seen since the Second World War. With feelings running high against a...
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A Dangerous Mismatch
The .300 Blackout and the .223 Rem. can be a dangerous mismatch The .300 Blackout is a perfect fit in the AR-15, using the same bolt and magazine as the more common .223/5.56 models. With a lack of...
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Badger Ridge Industries Rem. 700ML Conversion: Making a Better Rifle
New Life For the Old Remington Muzzle Loader By Tom Hood From 1996 until 2004 Remington manufactured and sold a muzzle-loader based on their venerable 700. The muzzle-loader was called the 700ML (and...
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The .277 Wolverine: Birth of a Wildcat
One of the major goals has been to come up with something that is a significant boost in performance over the 5.56, but requires the least amount of proprietary hardware to make it work. Enter the...
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Making the Hornet Sting
It was a Winchester Model 54 .22 Hornet. There had been holes drilled all over the left side of the receiver where previous owner(s) had at one time installed a Lyman type peep sight and then at some...
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Shotshells for your Handgun
Anyone who hates snakes as much as I do will tell you that those CCI shot loads for pistols are useful items. The only real problem with them is that they cost about a buck a round. The good news is...
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Blackhorn 209 in Bottlenecks
By Bob Shell. In the past, I have used this propellant in applications that it wasn’t designed for. It is a type of black powder substitute for some but not all black powder weapons. Since it is hard...
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LOADING FOR THE .32 WINCHESTER SPECIAL
By Jim Waddell My affinity for calibers that have gone the way of the abacus and 8-track tapes continues with a review of this old cartridge. I previously covered oldies such as the .22 Hornet, the...
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