Reloading .25 cal. midweights

Article Abstract:

Some types of .25 caliber rifle cartridges continue to enjoy a following among shooters despite the advent of the more modern metric calibers. Their characteristics make them an ideal choice for younger shooters who want low recoil without any tradeoff in performance. Technical data on several types of .25 caliber ammunition were presented.

Evaluation, Ammunition

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Loading the newest automatic cartridge star, the .40 S&W

Article Abstract:

Handloading the .40 S&W cartridge is best done in a careful manner, since loading problems are bound to occur when seating the bullet. Bullet weights should be in the 155-gr. to the 180-gr. weights to effect closer cluster, while the powder loads should be done in 1/10 grain increments so as not to exceed power loads.

Design and construction, Bullets

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Reloading the .220 Swift

Article Abstract:

The .220 Swift is ideal for long-range shooting because of its excellent ballistic performance, high accuracy and low recoil. In addition to these qualities, varmint shooters appreciate its flat trajectory and low wind drift. Techniques on how to reload it are discussed.

Usage, Hunting guns

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