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    • Handloader 114 March 1985

      9.3mm Black Powder Rifle Cartridges - Cartridge Board - Charles Suydam/ Gas Check Bullets in Obsolete Cartridges - About Cast Bullets - Mike Venturino/ Sweating the Details - Loading Shot - Ed Matunas/ .35-318 - Wildcat Cartridges - Ken Waters/...


    • Our cover for this issue is a bit of an intriguing mystery. Not concerning who we received it from; as that was Bill Mapoles, noted frontier historian and regular contributor to the Black Powder Cartridge News. However, as you will read in Bill's excellent article, "Death in the Desert" in this issue, the circumstances around why this old Colt ended up in the desert with two fired cases and three live rounds left, can be open to much conjecture. Given where it was found, almost anything would be possible. It really makes one wish these old firearms could talk... although running the "backtrack" on them is almost more fun than knowing what they actually did. Read Bill's article and see if you agree; or maybe you will come up with another scenerio that he hasn't thought of.

        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...


    • The cover photograph for this issue is from good friend and regular contributor Miles Gilbert. Miles has always been a well-versed student of the Old West and has sent us this interesting account of the death of the Apache Kid. Many noted characters on the Arizona frontier were connected to the Apache Kid, but probably the most famous was Al Sieber. I think this cover photograph is a classic image of one of the greatest frontiersmen of the Old West. 
Half of Al Sieber's adventures in life would have been plenty for any normal human. Civil War veteran, hunter, miner, scout... Al was all of these things. Check out his story, along with the Apache Kid's that are included in this issue of the Black Powder Cartridge News. - SPG

      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...


    • Cast Bullets for the Black Powder Cartridge Rifle

      Finding the right cast bullet to perform in your black powder cartridge rifle can be a pursuit of disappointment or reward. Matthews puts into perspective the tools and techniques used to make your cast bullet shooting a success.   ...


    • Our old friend and regular BPC News contributor Miles Gilbert is responsible for the issue's cover featuring a great photograph of James H. Cook. Mr. Cook led a fascinating life on the western frontier and was a character that Miles has done considerable research about. You would be hard pressed to find a better man to "ride the river with" than Jim Cook, who was an excellent rifleman, hunter and gentleman in a time when those qualities very seldom accompanied one another. Read Mile's article in this issue and see if you don't agree that James H. Cook was indeed a rare personage in the Old West.

          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...


    • Our cover for this issue was sent to us, once again by William P Mapoles, a regular contributor and firearms experimental archaeologist. A long title to simply say that Bill enjoys exporing commonly held ideas about historic firearms and coming up with data based on real use. His article dealing with the .56-50 cartridge in this issue, is no exception. Bill points out several erroneous assumptions made over the years about the famous Spencer repeater and the .56-50 cartridge.
The cover photo show a restored (and converted to centerfire) Spencer carbine and the successful results of a javelina hunt, as the old Spencer was obviously up to the task. Personally, we think the .56-50 cartridge was a potent, short-range, black-powder cartridge and I can see how it would be as useful in the hunting field now, as it was originally. We would like to thank Bill for his submission and encourage our readers to check out his article and see if you don't agree.

        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...


    • More How-To's for the Black Powder Cartridge Rifle Shooter

      Paul is the authoritative figure in the world of Black powder cartridge rifle shooting. This new books expands on his previous work with more tips on compressing powder charge, improving ignition and combustion and case annealing. Table of...


    • A fine telescopic long-range rifle in the form of a .45 Pedersoli-Gibbs adorns this issue's cover. Our  thanks to Robby Robinson. who provided the rifle for our review and discussion. Sheryll Garbe was responsible for the excellent cover shot and article photography. 
Since its introduction, the Pedersoli Gibbs has shown to be an accurate, reliable and affordable muzzle loading rifle for long range competition. Available in a variety of calibers and configurations, it can also serve as an efficient short-range or hunting rifle.
Check out the review in this issue for more information on this excellent firearm.

      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,...


    • Shooting Buffalo Rifles of the Old West

      Introduction................................................................................... 112) What Constitutes a Buffalo Rifle?................................................ 183) Understanding Buffalo Rifle Cartridges..........................


    • A new Ruger produced Marlin Model 1894, chambered in 44 magnum with a 20.3-inch barrel and fitted with a Skinner Express Sight. Photo by Brian Pearce.

      Rifle magazine, founded in 1969, is dedicated solely to rifles. Many have tried to imitate it without success. It is designed for all those interested in getting maximum performance and reliability from their guns and ammunition. The pages of...


    • On the Cover... A Henry Side Gate Lever Action Rifle chambered in 360 Buckhammer with a Skinner Sights 1-6x 24mm Gen 2 Scope mounted in Skinner Sights mount and rings. The Rifle is leaned against a Billy Cook Custom Roping Saddle. Photograph by Chris Downs.

      On the Cover... A Henry Side Gate Lever Action Rifle chambered in 360 Buckhammer with a Skinner Sights 1-6x 24mm Gen 2 Scope mounted in Skinner Sights mount and rings. The Rifle is leaned against a Billy Cook Custom Roping Saddle...


    • Spring 2018 Varmint Rifles & Cartridges

      This Issue Features: Rifle Talk Rifle Basix RU-R Ruger Triggers -Lee J. Hoots .22 Hornet Even today it has plenty of sting. -Stan Trzoniec 6mm Creedmoor Lightweight Bullets in the Newest “.243” -Jim Matthews .22 Nosler Handloads for a...


    • A Benelli Lupo bolt-action rifle with a Swarovski Z8i 2-16x 50mm P scope. Photo by Patrick Meitin.

      Rifle magazine, founded in 1969, is a bi-monthly periodical dedicated solely to rifles. Many have tried to imitate it without success. It is designed for all those interested in getting maximum performance and reliability from their guns and...


    • Handloader 238 December 2005

      Handloads for Hunting - Reloader's Press - Dave Scovill/ 6mm U.S. Navy - Cartridge Board - Gil Sengel/ 10mm Hunting Loads - Bullets & Brass - Brian Pearce/ GOEX Pinnacle - Propellant Profiles - R.H. VanDenburg, Jr./ The 4350s - Mike's Shootin'...


    • Handloader 307 April 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...


    • Handloader 308 June 2017

          Columns: The Blackhawk Story - Reloader's Press - Dave Scovill 3-Inch 20 Gauge - Part II - Cartridge Board - Gil Sengel Vectan AS - Propellant Profiles - R.H. VanDenburg Jr.  Spring Fever - From the Hip - Brian Pearce...


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