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    • Handloader 296 June 2015

      .44 S&W American - Cartridge Board - Gil Sengel/ IMR-4166 - Propellant Profiles - R. H. VanDenburg, Jr./ Colt Python .357 Magnum - From the Hip - Brian Pearce/ Return of the Colt Pocket Pistol - Mike's Shootin' Shack - Mike Venturino/...


    • Handloader 334 October 2021

         .357 Sig - Brian Pearce/ Black-Powder Cartridge Target Bullets - Mike Venturino/ Handloading in Kit Form - RCBS is Making It Easy - Terry Wieland/ 6.5 Grendel in a Bolt Action - John Barsness/ .22-284 Winchester - Loads for heavy...


    • Handloader 309 August 2017

      Accurate Rifle Powders Surveying an Eclectic Propellant Line by John Haviland P.O. Ackley’s Big .450 Still Good After All These Years by Terry Wieland Loading Oddball Rifle Cartridges- Time-Saving Tips and Techniques by John Barsness The .38...


    • On the cover... Celebrating 100 years of John Wayne, the John Wayne Red River D Classic is a USFA Single Action .45 Colt with the Duke's "movie gun" re-created with a worn blue finish and mellow-aged ivory stocks.  The Holster set was issued by Helgen Industries, Inc. and crafted by DeSantis Holster & Leather Good Co.  This set is authorized by Wayne Enterprises LP.  Also shown are Winchester's John Wayne signature ammunition and Blackhorn 209 black-powder substitute by Western Powders.  Photo by G. Hudson.

      .44 Special - Reloader's Press - Dave Scovill/ USFA John Wayne Commemorative - From the Hip - Brian Pearce/ .476 Enfield Mark III - Cartridge Board - Gil Sengel/ Revolver Chamber Mouth Dimensions - Mike's Shootin' Shack - Mike Venturino/ Accurate...


    • Handloader 275 December 2011

      Utility Loads/ Case Splitting - Bullets & Brass/ Alliant's Unique - Propellant Profiles/ Handloading Circa 1927 - Mike's Shootin' Shack/ .500 Smith & Wesson - Cartridge Board/ If This Gun Could Talk - Pistol Pointers/ Primer Pointers - From...


    • Handloader 306 February 2017

      On the cover . . . The .45 Auto Rim was designed for double-action revolvers, such as this Smith & Wesson Model 1917. This issue features: .44 S&W Special Versus .45 Colt Reloader’s Press by Dave Scovill, .40 S&W and 10mm Auto...


    • Black Powder Cartridge News 28 Winter 1999

      The Black Powder Cartridge News magazine has joined the Wolfe family of outstanding sportsmen's publications. It is written by shooters for shooters. Black-powder enthusiasts will value the in-depth features and columns whether they are hunting,...


    • Black Powder Cartridge News 26 Summer 1999

      The Black Powder Cartridge News magazine has joined the Wolfe family of outstanding sportsmen's publications. It is written by shooters for shooters. Black-powder enthusiasts will value the in-depth features and columns whether they are hunting,...


    • About the Cover... DR. Edward Maynard is gracing this cover of the Black Powder Cartridge News, thank to our Contributing Writer, Leo Remiger and Frank Graves, the owner of the image. Edward is holding an early 1865 percussion Maynard rifle complete with what looks to be a telescopic sight by William Malcolm of Syracuse, New York. The rifle, being an early model, and Malcolm, having started into business in 1855, would be the likely suspect in providing a telescopic sight to Dr. Maynard. You can bet that the good Doctor knew Mr. Malcolm, by virtue, of both being involved in the "Back East" gun business. Regardless, there has always been something very attractive about a single shot rifle crank worth his salt. The tintype photograph is remarkably clear and undamaged, owing most likely to the protective cover it is encased in. A great photo of a well-known and famous figure in the American gun business, as any lover Maynard rifles will attest. Thank you once again, Leo and Frank, for a great cover photo for the News!

      The Black Powder Cartridge News magazine has joined the Wolfe family of outstanding sportsmen's publications. It is written by shooters for shooters. Black-powder enthusiasts will value the in-depth features and columns whether they are hunting,...


    • Handloader 118 November 1985

      Where Are They - Reloader's Press - Al Miller/ .350 G&H Magnum - Wildcat Cartridges - Ken Waters/ Revolver Barrel Leading - About Cast Bullets - Dave Scovill/ 5.56mm NATO 5.56x45mm - Cartridge Board - C.E. Harris/ 1985 Attaboy Awards -...


    • Handloader 312 February 2018

      Learning to Shoot Handguns - Reloader's Press - Dave Scovill/ Long Range Shooting Part III: Exterior and Terminal Performance - Practical Handloading - Rick Jamison/ .327 Federal Magnum Data Problems - Bullets and Brass - Brian Pearce/ .35 S&W...


    • Handloader 187 June 1997

      Bullets for Obsolete Cartridges - Reloader's Press - Dave Scovill/ .35 Whelen - Cartridge Board - Gil Sengel/ Performance of High Velocity Shotshells - Singles & Doubles - Don Zutz/ Pet Loads: Obsolescent Rifle Cartridges - Some things get...


    • On the Cover...The cover features a striking image of an E.M. Reilly double-barrel firearm, originally chambered in .577 Snyder and now bored out to 20 gauge. The shotgun rests diagonally on a textured wooden surface, accompanied by several handcrafted 20-gauge brass shotgun shells. The classic break-action design, coupled with the warm brass tones of the ammunition, evokes a strong sense of vintage craftsmanship and historic firepower.


This elegant, historically significant firearm was described as being "ready to guard a caravan in the Kyber Pass or repel boarders on the China Sea," highlighting both its rugged purpose and timeless design. The image was captured by Terry Wieland, known for his deep appreciation of rare firearms and cartridge history. Cover Photo by: Terry Wieland.

      On the Cover...The cover features a striking image of an E.M. Reilly double-barrel firearm, originally chambered in .577 Snyder and now bored out to 20 gauge. The shotgun rests diagonally on a textured wooden surface, accompanied by several...


    • About the Cover... Many of you will recognize the guy on the cover of this issue as Michael L. Venturino, also known to his many friends as "Duke". Putting him on the cover od the news is bittersweet, as he passed away on June 9th of this year, due to a long battle with heart disease. In this photo, Mike has obviously concluded a successful hunt with a vintage Winchester Model 1894 in .38-55, if I recollect the rifle. Mike loved old repeaters almost as much as single shot rifles and used them for many of his hunting endeavors. At a time like this, we like to remember those who have passed with a good photo that shows their zest for life. Mike was surely having an excellent day when this photo was taken and it's a great image to remember him by. Rest in peace, old friend. - Steve Garbe

      The Black Powder Cartridge News magazine has joined the Wolfe family of outstanding sportsmen's publications. It is written by shooters for shooters. Black-powder enthusiasts will value the in-depth features and columns whether they are hunting,...


    • Handloader 98 July 1982

      Clarence E Purdie - Ken Howell 7,65mm French Long - Cartridge Board - Charles Suydam/ .22-250 - Wildcat Cartridges - Ken Waters/ A Trio of New Shotshell Components - Ed Matunas/ Cast Bullets in Marlins - Once More - Al Miller/ .35 Remington - Layne...


    • Handloader 313 April 2018

      Columns: A Half-Century of Cast Bullets - Reloader's Press - Dave Scovill/ Fitting Case Necks to a Rifle Chamber - Practical Handloading - Rick Jamison/ Can Powder Reaction Split .44 Magnum Cases? - Bullets & Brass - Brian Pearce/ .22 Long...


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