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Handloading provides us freedom like no other. It lets us choose the bullet for the task at hand, while also deciding how fast or slow we want to drive our handpicked projectile.

Bullseye powder's main purpose is obvious. Just a pinch allows the shooting of light recoiling loads with a consistent velocity spread, providing accurate loads.

The shooting world is aiming for long-range accuracy, and the reloading industry is ringing steel by offering specialty products.

It all started with a YouTube video. While searching for something, I ended up down the rabbit hole. You know how that goes. But I stumbled onto a video about making a cast bullet mold. Hmm … It didn’t look too complicated — especially since I had someone else in mind to do the work!

Inexpensive doesn’t necessarily mean cheap quality. Sometimes it does, proving the adage, “cheap is too expensive,” while other times, it’s a bargain. Take Lee Precision, for example.

I am starting my campaign to make the .327 Federal Magnum the most popular revolver cartridge ever. The arguments for it are easy. It’s an effective defensive caliber, one of the easiest calibers to reload, and it has more versatility than any other revolver cartridge. If I bring a revolver to a gunfight, this is the caliber.

Reloading centerfire ammunition is a great way to spend the late days of winter.

As we plunge into winter, you have time on your hands if you don't hunt waterfowl or bowhunt for deer.

Left to right: fired, de-primed, swaged. The Lee Swage kit works! Handloaders are frugal by nature. We enjoy bargains and freebies so we can load as much ammo as cheaply as possible, so we can shoot more. I know, it’s a vicious, addicting, never-ending cycle, but it keeps us busy. Finding free brass (the most expensive component for handloads) at the range is always nice. We never know what we’ll find there, sometimes even lucking out, finding military brass … You can order an optional c...