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Jeremiah works up handloads for the 6mm Dasher and tests them in a MasterPiece Arms rifle. This i... ...Read More >

We continue our WWII Small Arms Series. Jeremiah and Mike Venturino discuss the history, care, lo... ...Read More >

Testing 6.5 Grendel handloads in a Howa M1500 mini action. This rifle is a shooter!... ...Read More >

Jeremiah shows off two of Boyds hardwood gunstocks and takes them to the range.... ...Read More >

We continue our WWII Small Arms Series. Jeremiah and Mike Venturino discuss the history, care, lo... ...Read More >

I have to admit that I am an easy target for a good-looking, high-grade 22 rimfire rifle – and th... ...Read More >

Jeremiah explains our collaboration with the Yavapai College Gunsmithing school. We built a custo... ...Read More >

Jeremiah explains our collaboration with the Yavapai College Gunsmithing school. We built a custo... ...Read More >

Jeremiah explains our collaboration with the Yavapai College Gunsmithing school. We build a custo... ...Read More >

When it comes to 22 rimfires, I’m a junkie! From shorts to longs, to the long rifle cartridges, I... ...Read More >

It seems like the local gossip these days centers around the reintroduction of the famed Marlin M... ...Read More >

In this episode of Handloader TV, after a year of testing and evaluation we overview the 5.56 Nat... ...Read More >

No doubt, the 308 Winchester is a popular cartridge and while there are dozens of rifles chambere... ...Read More >

This rifle built on a Remington Model 700 action shot really well. It tended to do really well wi... ...Read More >

We continue our WWII Small Arms Series. Jeremiah and Mike Venturino discuss the history, care, lo... ...Read More >

The 6mm Creedmoor by Allterra Arms is tested. This rifle is a shooter! Jeremiah reviews the rifle... ...Read More >

With so much in the way of equipment out there today in the shooting world, it’s easy to get conf... ...Read More >

Rick and Jeremiah setup and test the Oehler System 89. It is designed to measure in real time you... ...Read More >

Opening the box from Ruger instantly revealed a cousin to an old favorite of mine. Called the Haw... ...Read More >

According to one of the first Vanguard catalogs I have on file from its introduction more than 50... ...Read More >

We continue our WWII Small Arms Series. Jeremiah and Mike Venturino discuss the history, care, lo... ...Read More >

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Vista Outdoors recently held a media event at the Spur Ranch just outside of Encampment, Wyoming.... ...Read More >

In this episode of Handloader TV, we run a full load development on the .308 Winchester and shoot... ...Read More >

With spring in the air, the thought of the upcoming varmint season seems that it is right around ... ...Read More >

In this episode of Handloader TV we put the new Ruger made Marlin 1895 SBL through a full load de... ...Read More >

The American single-shot target rifle – epitomized by Ballard, Maynard and Stevens – occupies a u... ...Read More >

The history of the single shot is replete with unique, special-order or small-production rifles t... ...Read More >

We continue our WWII Small Arms Series. Jeremiah and Mike Venturino discuss the history, care, lo... ...Read More >

When it comes to designs, it’s hard to beat the Italians. If looking for examples, think about th... ...Read More >

Sitting in the rack at the store, the Ruger 10/22 rimfire rifle was not my first choice that day.... ...Read More >

We continue our WWII Small Arms Series. Jeremiah and Mike Venturino discuss the history, care, lo... ...Read More >

We continue our WWII Small Arms Series. Jeremiah and Mike Venturino discuss the history, care, lo... ...Read More >

We continue our WWII Small Arms Series. Jeremiah and Mike Venturino discuss the history, care, lo... ...Read More >

This is our first video in our WWII Small Arms Series. Jeremiah and Mike Venturino discuss the hi... ...Read More >

They say you never forget your first girlfriend or your first Weatherby rifle. I can remember bot... ...Read More >

An old Russian proverb proclaims: Better to be the enemy of good enough. Politically, I suppose,... ...Read More >

Nosler, Inc. is proud to introduce its boldest and most innovative product line to date: Nosler S... ...Read More >

When it comes to firearms or its related products, I enjoy dwelling on the history of the subject... ...Read More >

Some cartridges come and go, but when one comes along and proves its worth over the years, it sti... ...Read More >

In 2007, as a strange departure from its single shot and muzzle loading line, Thompson Center (T/... ...Read More >

When talking about the variety of American guns that are available today, nothing seems to surpas... ...Read More >

Nosler® Inc., a world leader in the manufacture of premium bullets, cartridge cases and ammuniti... ...Read More >

The simple truth is that 90+ percent of all African hunting has been done with a single-shot rifl... ...Read More >

Until the development of smokeless powder, the only means by which a hunter using black powder an... ...Read More >

It doesn’t take much to put a new lease of life on a little used rifle. ... ...Read More >

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Comes the beginning of summer, this man starts to think of the time when the fields have just bee... ...Read More >

In 1912, Birmingham gunmaker Westley Richards celebrated its 100th anniversary with a special, ha... ...Read More >

We test smokeless powders in the Pedersoli 1874 Sharps Q Down Under. It is a replica of the rifle... ...Read More >

Over the past few years, rimfire rifles have started to set a standard of their own. They have de... ...Read More >

In African Rifles & Cartridges, John Taylor grouped cartridges into several categories. He descri... ...Read More >

Times change and so do the wants and needs of the American sportsman. New cartridges seem to arri... ...Read More >

Hard to believe it’s been almost 60 years since the Remington Model 700 BDL version was introduce... ...Read More >

The October freezing rains had made it nearly impossible to walk on the slippery rocks, not to me... ...Read More >

In 1981 three Weatherby Varmintmaster rifles were noticed on the rack in a store, so the one with... ...Read More >

Friend Joe Pirani was a Browning fan from the word go. He had Browning Superposed shotguns for fi... ...Read More >

When I opened the box containing the Mossberg Patriot Revere, all I could say was “WOW” – for her... ...Read More >

Over the years, I’ve always been interested in custom rifles, so it wasn’t long before I followed... ...Read More >

The “Rifleman’s Rifle.” Heard it more times than I can remember, and by rights, tenure and the re... ...Read More >

A couple of decades ago, a Montana outfitter named Bill Beck extended an invitation to hunt black... ...Read More >

In my younger days, summer always meant a lot to me. There was fishing in the brook off the lane ... ...Read More >

Bigger is better,” or so the saying goes in American culture; but at certain points in history, ... ...Read More >

The most famous shot fired in the history of the American West was Billy Dixon’s, in 1874, at the... ...Read More >

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Prior to the advent of big-bore, smokeless-powder cartridges, the standard African dangerous game... ...Read More >

Winston Churchill was in his early 30s when, as Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies, he jou... ...Read More >

The 1870s was arguably the most significant decade in American firearms history, and despite cine... ...Read More >

With the thought of the lazy days of summer coming, I started to look for something fresh to take... ...Read More >

My association with Thompson/Center goes back a long time. As a writer and hunter, I was always i... ...Read More >

The Nosler M48 Carbon Mountain Rifle is reviewed and taken to the range, where we shot and tested... ...Read More >

There are many products we buy as shooters to fill a niche we perceive as essential. (Let’s not q... ...Read More >

The desert sky dawned blue and cloudless. The sun felt good in the early morning chill. It would ... ...Read More >

When asked to develop a feature article on my favorite varmint powders, it occurred to me that pe... ...Read More >

In this world of new and exciting cartridges, sometimes we tend to forget the ones that may have ... ...Read More >

Whether we like it or not, the face of shooting is forever changed. Some doubtless remember when ... ...Read More >

The introduction of a new rifle is an interesting option for any forthcoming hunting season, but ... ...Read More >

Many shooters consider AR-15/M16 rifles chambered in 5.56 NATO as being modern, state-of-the-art ... ...Read More >

On Handloader TV we like to test various rifles and handguns. Also, from time to time, we like to... ...Read More >

With the birth of a new cartridge comes the introduction of new rifles. For the hunter, this is a... ...Read More >

When it comes to wildcat cartridges, anything with a .22-caliber bore gets my attention, and the ... ...Read More >

In talking with Ed Weatherby some time back, our discussion naturally gravitated to the Weatherby... ...Read More >

The design and development of the Winchester Model 1885 single-shot rifle was without question on... ...Read More >

Looking back at Ruger Firearms history, it seems the owner, Bill Ruger, always had a knack for fi... ...Read More >

While the Model 73 was a remarkable success, and the .38 and .44 WCFs were considered by many to ... ...Read More >

The Winchester Model 73 was the result of several years of development that began with the Hunt r... ...Read More >

Like everyone I know, we all grew up on a .22 rimfire rifle. It was a natural thing to do. After... ...Read More >

In the last issue of LoadData.com, we offered loads for the .40-60 WCF chambered in a reproductio... ...Read More >

Copper, steel and bronze bore brushes can cause serious problems if you’re not careful. I was cle... ...Read More >