The October 2011 issue is characterized by its deep dives into both historical oddities and modern performance optimization.
: Brian Pearce explores developing Great Handgun Loads, specifically focusing on high-performance ammunition. Sharps Cartridges The October 2011 issue is characterized by its
The issue of Handloader: The Journal of Ammunition Reloading (Issue Number 274), published by Wolfe Publishing , stands as a comprehensive technical guide for serious reloaders. This particular volume is noted for its deep dives into both modern propellants and the historical nuances of black powder cartridges. Key Articles and Technical Features This particular volume is noted for its deep
If there was ever a "cult classic" cartridge, the .280 Ackley Improved is it. The October 2011 issue dove deep into this wildcat-turned-standard. Long before Nosler standardized it with SAAMI specs, handloaders were fire-forming brass to get that 40-degree shoulder. Long before Nosler standardized it with SAAMI specs,
One of the cornerstone pieces in Number 274 was a comprehensive evaluation of the .25-06 Remington. At the time, the cartridge was enjoying a renaissance, thanks to improved bullet technology (specifically, the advent of high-BC 115-120 grain bullets). The author, likely Brian Pearce or Dave Scovill, provided: