Shooting Times

Every issue of Shooting Times brings you exciting, authoritative coverage of guns, ammunition, reloading, and the shooting sports. Written for the experienced and novice gun enthusiast by focusing on new product developments and activities in the shooting industry.

SHOOTING TIMES

Remember Me in Your Will, Terry Wieland

S&W CSX E-Series

Are Lane’s .357 Magnum Loads Safe for Handguns?

Japanese Type 38 Arisaka • Strong and reliable, the mild-recoiling Type 38 battle rifle fought around the world with Japan’s Imperial Army.

The Long-Surviving .32 S&W Long • The .32 S&W Long debuted in 1896 and quickly built a reputation for excellent accuracy. And its ballistics made it attractive to law enforcement of the day.

New Powder-Handling Products from RCBS • RCBS has several new items for handloaders, and three of them are related to precisely dispensing canister propellants.

THE .22 ARC • MANY SUCCESSFUL COMMERCIAL CARTRIDGES CAN TRACE THEIR ORIGINS BACK TO MILITARY ROUNDS, AND THE .22 ARC IS NO EXCEPTION. IT ALSO HAS TIES TO THE HIGH-ACCURACY SPORT OF BENCHREST COMPETITION.

SAME LOADS, DIFFERENT BULLETS • DR. MILLER WANTED TO FIND OUT IF USING THE SAME LOAD DATA FOR DIFFERENT BULLETS IS RIGHT OR WRONG. HERE’S WHAT HE DISCOVERED.

.270 WINCHESTER THEN AND NOW • AS THIS CLASSIC MID-BORE CARTRIDGE CELEBRATES ITS 100TH ANNIVERSARY, WE TAKE A LOOK AT ITS LEGACY AND LONGEVITY.

RUGER’S .270 WINCHESTER 100TH ANNIVERSARY RIFLE • THIS FINE .270 WINCHESTER RIFLE SHOOTS AS GREAT AS IT LOOKS.

SMITH & WESSON’S NEW MODEL 10 CLASSIC IS TIMELESS • THIS NEW ADDITION TO S&W’S CLASSIC LINE IS PERFECTLY RETRO.

Old Dogs, Older Tricks • Here’s why for Terry a good high-end gun auction is like Aladdin’s Cave.

The .270’s Chief Champion • Jack O’Connor was a prolific hunter and writer, a college professor, and an accomplished outdoorsman. He also was an avid proponent of the .270 Winchester.