Handloading 101 Part II
We will focus on Cartridge Cases since this is what holds the other three main components (Powder, Primer and Projectile)....
Tag: Reloading
Handloading – Part III
Hot loads wear out a gun more quickly, and except in narrow circumstances, are not necessary. A good example is the 220 Swift....
[Review] Shell Shock Technologies: S3 Reload
When I was contacted about reviewing new pistol sizing and recapping dies I thought, “wow….dies. Big deal”. What are these S3 Reload dies anyways? Shell Shock Technologies (SST) of Westport, Connecticut has created the S3 RELOAD set; dies not just for...
A Light Case of Shell Shock
[su_heading size=”30″]By developing a lighter, two-piece case with steel and aluminum, Shell Shock Technologies has begun to capture a share of the factory ammunition and reloading market.[/su_heading] STORY AND PHOTOS BY BOB SHELL [su_dropcap style=”flat”]W[/su_dropcap]e live in an age where...
She Ain’t Shootin’ No Girlie Guns!
Story and photographs by Mike Nesbitt During my initial try at black-powder, cartridge-rifle silhouettes, the first person I met was Beth Morris. She was the match manager who greeted us, accepted our entry fees and also presented the awards after the...
Ready, Set,Load – Handloading 101 part I
Story and photographs by Bob Shell If you’ve decided to start handloading or reloading your own ammunition, there are some basic things you’ll need to start your new hobby. Space is one. Find a place you can dedicate to just loading....