Author Mike Nesbitt fires a shot with his heavy rifle at this past winter's Icicle Match. By Mike Nesbitt | Contributing Editor Any conversation about reloading for the .45-90 must begin with some history and description of the cartridge, or cartridges,...
Reloading
Bob takes his Taurus Tracker seriously, and he is never disappointed in its performance. By R.K. Campbell | Contributing Editor When teaching folks from a wide spectrum of the population to use a handgun well, I observe that a certain percentage use a...
Mike Nesbitt says the blue-colored 'Bear Grease' bullet and patch lube works well in both muzzleloaders and black powder cartridge guns. By Mike Nesbitt | Contributing Editor SPG Sales is well known to black powder shooters for their continuing sales of...
The Dan Wesson Bruin may be the "perfect 10mm" for following the hounds. By John Markwell | Contributing Editor We have to acknowledge that, at this point in our life, chasing hounds in pursuit of Black Bears here in the Alleghenies is not a favorite...
Dave packs his Model 19 Smith & Wesson on woodcutting forays into the central Washington Cascades. By Dave Workman Editor-in-Chief While new generations of shooters have adopted carry guns featuring polymer frames, optical or red dot sights, striker-fire...
By Mike Nesbitt | Contributing Editor One of the things that is often considered among black powder cartridge shooters is reloading ammunition while in camp. Actually, this is easily done and several shooters who compete at the Matthew...
The Sharps .50-70 rifle shown with ammo and an original Green River butcher knife. By Mike Nesbitt | Contributing Editor The conclusions I was looking for with my latest loading for the 505-grain paper patched bullets in the .50-70s were not completely...
WRE presentation (l-r) James Jones, BJ Rogers, Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Dan Powers. D&M Holding Company, Inc. (D&M), an ammunition and energetics engineering company, is investing $70 million to expand its current White River Energetics (WRE) ammunition...
Smith & Wesson's Model 19 with a 2.5-inch barrel is one of the most recognizable .357 Magnums ever produced. By Dave Workman Editor-in-Chief It is one of the most recognizable revolvers on the North American landscape, a sidearm seen in films and television...