From the loading bench: Loading the .357 Magnum

Article Abstract:

A .357 Magnum revolver, launched in 1935 by Smith & Wesson, shoots anything from the mildest target loads up to bullet weights and loadings that are entirely suitable for deer-size game at close range. The real benefit that comes along with the .357 Magnum is incredible versatility for a handgun cartridge.

Product development, Small Arms Manufacturing, Small arms, Small arms ammunition, Revolvers, Firearms industry, Firearms industry and trade, Smith & Wesson Corp.

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Why handload today?

Article Abstract:

Handloading of both pistol and rifle cartridges is fun, and can improve both shooting accuracy and affordability. Equipment to start handloading costs under $500.

Analysis, Prices and rates, Cover Story, Shooting

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Handloads and personal protection

Article Abstract:

Personal protection and home defense weapons should not be handloaded. If used, the fact that the owner is a handloader is likely to be held against him.

Column, Public opinion, Firearms owners

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