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| January 1965 |
Features This Month - Hunting - Handgun Hog Hunt; Trophy Muleys Technical - New .225 Winchester; Remington's New Army Model .44; Fraser Falling Block Action Shotguns - Winchester Model 1400; F.I.'s LaSalle Shotguns; Eley Shotshells Reloading - Handloading The .223 Remington; Nosler Bullets Bonus - Boys Who Held The Bridge; Where Do We Get The Lee? Black Powder - Horns, Flints And Powdersmoke Gunsmithing - Questions And Answers Monthly Features - Technically Speaking; Gun Show Calendar; Catalogs And Booklets; Showcase; Book Reviews; On Gun Collecting; Times Flyers; Firing Line; Plinkin |
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| April 1965 |
Features This Month - Hunting - Forget Brain Shots Technical - Russia's Version Of .223; Marlin's 99 M-1 Carbine; The Hart Scope Extension Shotguns - Savage Fox Model B-DE Reloading - The .225 Winchester Collecting - Germanic Wheel Lock; Marlin Headstamps Bonus - History's Delinquent Deringer; Early Allied Rifles Gunsmithing - Questions And Answers Monthly Features - Technically Speaking; My Square Circle; Book Reviews; Catalogs And Booklets; Times' Flyers; Gun Show Calendar; On Gun Collecting; Firing Line; Showcase; Plinkin' |
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| August 1965 |
Features This Month - Hunting - Paid Hunting Technical - The Stoner System; Tracer Shotshells; More Push For Your .30-30; Fine Finnish Finish Reloading - Cartridge With Nine Lives Black Powder - Black Powder Ballistics Gunsmithing - Dad's Old Parker; Questions And Answers Bonus - Tresure From The Deep; Firepower; My Winged Weimar Monthly Features - Technically Speaking; My Sqare Circle; Catalogs And Booklets; Times' Flyers; Gun Show Calendar; Book Reviews; Firing Line; Gun Collecting; Showcase; Plinkin' |
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| September 1965 |
Features This Month - Hunting - Summertime Jacks; Big Gun Fun; Go Shoot Snakes! Shotguns - New Target Loads Reloading - Norma Bullets Black Powder - Go National! Clay Birds - Skeet Shooting Bonus - Honest Mistakes; Machine Guns - World War I; Four Dollars And Ten Cents; Building A Hunting Cabin Gunsmithing - Bending That Military Bolt; Questions And Answers Monthly Features - Technically Speaking; My Square Circle; Catalogs And Booklets; Book Reviews; Gun Show Calendar; Time Flyers; Firing Line; Showcase; Plinkin |
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| March 1966 |
Features This Month - Technical - The Squirreliest Rifle Hunting - Gobbler Gun; Wild Men In The Wild Woods; Dinosaur Stopper Reloading - Half-Jacket Kinks And Wrinkles Collecting - Premier's Parabellum; Return Of The Rimfire Shotguns - Winchester Trap, Skeet Guns Black Powder - The Swiss Federal Bonus - Senator Dodd Has Gone Too Far!; Man Who Loved Machines; Build A Gun Travel Case; The Freda Rifle; Remington's Newest; Winchester's Seminar South Monthly Features - Technically Speaking; Times Flyers; Firing Line; Showcase; Book Reviews; Gunsmithing; Catalogs And Booklets |
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| April 1966 |
Features This Month - Technical - A .22 Rimfire Machine Gun; Saga Of The Rustless Gun; You'll Flip For The Grip Hunting - Handgunning Course For Hunters; Turkey Hunter's Fancy Collecting - Collecting .45s; The Colt Police Pistol Of "1862" Shotguns - Federal's LRSC Bonus - Shoot A Pistol; 6-Guns Are Clunks; Fancy Revolver Shooting Editorial - Scapel Or Collector's Item? Monthly Features - Bullshots; Claybirds; Times Flyers; Answers From Experts; Showcase; Gun Books; The Gunsmith |
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| September 1966 |
Features This Month - Wingmaster-Brushmaster; Slant On Slugs; The .30-.30; Tiny Tommies; Diamondack; Big, Hot And Best; Pipsqueak Rifle; Windfall Brownie; In Those Days; Guns Of WWII Monthly Features - Bullshots; Handguns; Answers From Experts; Time's Showcase; Catalogs And Booklets; Gun Books; Gunsmith |
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| October 1966 |
Features This Month - Defense Of The M-16; Pair Of New Savages; First Lady's Pistol; Squirrels - My Meat; Pheasant Hunting; Guns Of World War II; Keep The Ducks Flying; Pick The Best Powder; Ithaca's New Double; Kids - They're Great Monthly Features - Editorial; Claybirds; Catalogs And Booklets; Answers From Experts; Showcase |
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| November 1966 |
Features This Month - Dunking Ducks; M-16 - Beauty Or Beast?; Guns In Colorado; Early Nazi Weapons; 4 1/2 Poind Smoothbore; Goofy Grizzly Caper; New ST Wildcat; Portside Problems; Case Of The Missing "E"; Let The Critics Fall; Mountain Men Replica Monthly Features - Editorial; Handguns; Bullshots; Answers From Experts; Catalogs And Booklets; Showcase; The Gunsmith |
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| January 1967 |
Features This Month - Cannons Are For Kooks!; .45-70 Springfield Trapdoor; My Magnificent Whitmore; New Loads For 6.5 Remington Magazine; My Last Snake Hunt; Single Shot Can Take It; Faster Fire For The Front; Smokeless Loads For BP Rifles; A Sling On A Smoothbore?; Damascus Can Mean Danger; Newest 5-Shooter; Four New Guns; He Makes Rifles Monthly Features - Bullshots; Editorial; Handguns; Times' Flyer, Answers From Experts; Times Showcase; The Gunsmith |
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| February 1967 |
Features This Month - Shooting Vandals; Tiger To Pussycat; Case Capacities; Personalized Loads; Double Dipper; Snake Eyes; Finally, A Grizzly!; Sturmgewehr; Military Cases; Primer Facts; Metallic Review; Shotshell Review; Black Powder Loads Monthly Features - Bullshots; Claybirds; Times' Flyers; Catalogs And Booklets; Answers From Experts; Showcase; Gunsmith |
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| March 1967 |
Features This Month - Ten Years With The .243; Slugs Aren't Deer Medicine; Ithaca's SKB 200E; A Howdah Pistol; Meet John R. Buhmiller; Bullet That Would Not Die; Remington News For '67; :To Gen. Sam Houston"; Bundles For Britain; Your Gun, Your Ears; Build A Turkey Caller Monthly Features - Bullshots; Editorial; Handguns; Times' Flyers; Answers From Experts; Times' Showcase; Gun Books; Gunsmith |
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| June 1968 |
Features This Month - Hot .30 Carbine Ruger Revolver; The Daly O/U "Venture" Smoothbore; There Are Only 4!; Building A Gun Box; Varmint Section; The Canny Crow; .22 Varmint Calibers; I Still Like The .222; Wyoming Varmint Safari; Varmint Calls; H & R Semi-Auto Rifle; New Guns & Gear For '68 Monthly Features - Bullshots; Claybirds; Times' Flyers; Times' Showcase; Answers From Experts; Catalogs & Booklets; Gun Books; The Gunsmith |
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| November 1968 |
Features This Month - Torture Test Of Undercover Stubby; Two Domentic And Three Imported Gun Tests; The Broomhill Mauser; Bucks I Wish I Had Never Met; Long Range Handgunning; A Closer Look At The 28 Gauge; The Pedersen Device; Beretta's FS-1; The Destroyer Carbine Mystery Monthly Features - Front Burner; Bullshots; Handguns; Times' Showcase; Times' Flyers; Gun Books; The Gunsmith |
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| February 1970 |
Features This Month - Basics Of Shotshell Loading, .357/.44 Revolver Wildcat, Loads For Surplus Pistols, Omark's Sportco .44 Target Rifle, Loading For A Tamed 10 Gauge, Boondock Loads, 300 Winchester Improved, Shotguns For Quail, Winchester's Ball Powders, ST Arms Tour Of Europe, Pattern Is The Answer |
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| December 1971 |
20-Rounds-A-Second Pistol Power! (Sans silencer, this 9mm SMG is under nine inches long!); Handgun Medicine For Snakes (Knowing how to kill rattlers may save your hide!); Shooters Shell Out For Conservation (While some only talk about it, you've paid to preserve game); Is The .410 A Ballistic Bastard? (Then why is this gauge growing in popularity?); Ruger's New Old Army (...is the first modern percussion revolver built in quantity); How Rifle Barrels Are Made (There's more to it than boring a hole in a hunk of steel); .270 - The Handloading Champ (Its flexibility lets you load for varmints and bear); How Firearms Began (It was really a very simple question of survival); The Age Of Superblade Arrives (Why would a man pay $100 for a knife?); How To Install A Recoil Pad (You don't need to be a master craftsman for this job); Centennial Arms Revolver/Carbine (...is a good small game and varmint combination); Centennial Arms Winchester '73 (...is a dead-ringer for the original .44-40); Charter Arms Undercoverette (In .32 S & W Long, this sonofagun is derived from a .38 Spl); Sheridan Targetrap (This pellet-catcher is perfect for indoor plinking); Bullshots; Letters; Precision Reloading; For Your Information; Gun Books; ST Shopper; Answers From Experts; Gunsmith |
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| April 1974 |
Contents - Letters (ST readers speak out); For Your Information (Jerry R. Constantino); Hipshots (Skeeter Skelton); Bullshots (George C. Nonte); Precision Reloading (John Wootters); Conservation (Dr. George V. Burger); ST Shopper (New product review); Answers From Experts (Shooting Times staff); Gunsmith (P. O. Ackley); Stock Your Own Rifle (The wrapup on this series details professional finishing); Try A 28 Gauge (This light, little 28 is best for upland bird shooting); A First-Hand Look At Preserve Hunting (We tried upland game in Iowa, and it was superb); Ruger's New Mini-14 .223 Semiauto (Our 500-round field test proved this carbine's performance); The Technical Side Of The Mini-14 (It borrows some of the bigger M-14s best features); Modern Black-Powder Rifles (These well-made muskets make shooting an enjoyable challenge); The Ugly Astra M600 Auto Pistol (It's extremely reliable and accurate for a military 9mm); Ithaca's New SKB XL-900 20-Gauge Auto (It comes awfully close to being a do-everything shotgun); New Zealand - A Hunter's Paradise (Most game animals are considered varmints!); Walther GSP Convertible-Caliber Target Pistol (This autoloader can switch from .22 LR to .32 S&W Long); Remington's New Products For '74 (Among other things, look for improvements in the M700 rifle) |
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| May 1975 |
Contents - Letters; Bullshots; Hipshots; Precision Reloading; Conservation; For Your Information; ST Shopper; Answers From Experts; Gunsmith; How Good Is The .243 Winchester? (Good enough to take both varmints and medium-sized big game); Skeeter's Handgun Clinic (You'll find the answer to some of your toughest questions here); The New Short-Action Colt Sauer (This fine rifle is available in .22-250, .243 and .308); Wildcatting The .284 Winchester (You can build one on any centerfire from .22 through .35); The Lure Of The Luger (Choose the Mausers for investments, the Stoogers for shooting); Me And Joe Incorporated (These young empire builders should have stuck to gun tradin'); The Jane 1858 Enfield Musket (This most sought-after muzzleloader is back in production); Try Moderate Rifle Loads (These easy-on-the-shoulder rounds will improve your score); Natural Shooting Talent - Do You Have It? (Some are born with it, others just have to try harder); Why You Should Use Reloading Manuals (They'll open the door to the fascinating world of ammo) |
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| June 1975 |
Contents - Letters (ST readers speak out); Bullshots (Jon R. Sundra); Hipshots (Skeeter Skelton); For Your Information (Jerry R. Constantino); Conservation (Dr. George V. Burger); Precision Reloading (John Wootters); ST Shopper (New product review); Answers From Experts (Shooting Times staff); Gunbooks (Shooting Times staff); Gunsmith (P. O. Ackley); Favorite Sixgun Loads (Your wheelgun's temperament is determined by what you feed it); What's The Best Brush-Bucking Bullet? (This may surprise you, but there really isn't any); The Marlin 336 (Three million hunters swear by this lever-action rifle); H & R's Mini-Size Varmint Rifle (It's the M317, built by the Finnish-made Sako action); The Weatherby .224 Varmintmaster (This classy magnum shoots extremely well, regardless of ammo); A Hunting Handgun Cartridge For Big Game (It's the .357 Herrett and it's designed for the T/C Contender); .44 Special Lovers, Unite! (Nothing can beat this superaccurate, easy-to-load caliber); The Unique D.E.S. 69 .22 Semiauto Pistol (This French-made target gun delivers top-notch accuracy); Speer's New .22 Caliber FMJ Bullets (Developed for centerfire rifles, they're ideal for handguns); 1975 NSGA Show Is The Biggest Ever (The demand for firearms continues at an unprecedented rate) |
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| July 1975 |
Contents - Letters (ST readers speak out); Conservation (Dr. George V. Burger); Bullshots (Jon R. Sundra); Hipshots (Skeeter Skelton); Precision Reloading (John Wootters); For Your Information (Jerry R. Constantino); Shopper (New product review); Questions & Answers (Clair Rees); Gunsmith (P. O. Ackley); Bullet Nomenclature (Here's your chance to get it all straight); Rest-Testing Handguns (It's the only way to know how good you and your guns are doing); B-Square's New M75 Chronograph (Now you can finally throw away those charts); Wildcats: Are They Worth The Trouble? (These days you need a lot more than a "good idea"); The Return Of The Colt Third Model Dragoon (Not a replica, but the real thing and bound to be a best seller); The Oxford Illunimated Sight (Just follow the floating light for surprising results); The .220 Swift Is Better Than Ever! (So much so, that Ruger has added it to its regular M77 line); Try Tailed Round Balls (As accurate as any rifled slug - and far cheaper); Pancake Holsters (They're like nothing else we've ever seen); The Rossi Gallery Rifle (This little .22 repeater is sure to be a plinker's favorite) |
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| May 1984 |
Features - Bill Jordan...Point Blank (Our Shooting Editor tackles topics ranging from handguns and rifles to hunting); From Elaborate To Economy-Minded. Remington's New Firearms Cover The Range (Remington sheds its middle-of-the-road rep with new versions of familiar firearms); Add Muscle To T/C's Magnums (Reloading is your means of improving velocity, energy levels and accuracy); Lightweight vs. Heavyweight Varmint Rifles (Rick Jamison used to think heavy-barreled rifles had the edge - not anymore); Reloading The .41 Magnum: Hammering Home Its Potential (Here's how to get the utmost accuracy and performance by loading your own); Bill Ruger's New .22 Bolt Rifle (This anxiously awaited all-around rimfire is here, and it's all that you hoped for); Mossberg's New Model 5500 Autoloading Shotgun (ST takes a first look at Mossberg's first entry into the selfloading shotgun field); Ask Skeeter...For Straight Talk On Handguns (Here's where our Handgun Editor takes on this month's toughest questions); The 7mms (Are these cartridges really capable of overtaking the time-tested .30 calibers?); The New 2700 Series Sako Centerfires (Sako's new 2700 has found its niche between deluxe and standard grade rifles); Hatfield's New Squirrel Rifle (This authentic-looking .36 caliber rifle looks like it was built 150 years ago); Lee Precision's Latest: The Auto Index And Auto Disk Powder Measure (New features for the Lee Turret Press will make you sit up and take notice) Departments - Editor's Gallery; Letters (ST readers speak out); Precision Reloading; Hipshots; Firearms Law; For Your Information; Shopper (New product reviews); Questions & Answers; Gunsmith; Next Month (ST's upcoming features) |
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| July 1984 |
Features - Bill Jordan...Point Blank (Our Shooting Editor tackles topics ranging from handguns and rifles to hunting); Kleinguenther's New K-22 (This scaled-down model of the K-15 centerfire is a rimfire for serious shooters); Handgun Scope Mounting Made Simple (B-Square's no-drill, no-tap design makes scope mounting as simple as ABC); Get Down To The Business Of Bulletcasting (We chart the economy and first-class routes for beginning bulletcasters); Ask Skeeter...For Straight Talk On Handguns (Here's where our Handgun Editor takes on this month's toughest questions); Start Shooting Steel (This is what it takes to join in on one of the fastest growing shooting sports); Ruger's No. 1 (ST takes a look at what's available in the No. 1, which loads work best, and why); Bishop Takes Stock In A "TEN" (Finally, a custom-built Mauser-actioned rifle is here at a price you can afford); How To Invest In Guns (Learn which guns are valuable, invest wisely, and you can make a tidy profit); Ithaca's New Model 37 English UltraLite (This lightweight side-action "can match any other shotgun" in handling, accuracy); Marlin's New Little Buckaroo .22 (Marlin's little rimfire is just the right size, weight and shape for your youngster) Departments - Editor's Gallery; Letters (ST readers speak out); Hipshots; Precision Reloading; For Your Information; Firearms Law; Shopper (New product reviews); Gunsmith; Questions & Answers; Next Month (ST's upcoming features |
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| August 1984 |
Features - Bill Jordan...Point Blank (Our Shooting Editor tackles topics ranging from handguns and rifles to hunting); The 9mm Versus The .45 ACP (These popular auto cartridges are trying for the title of No. 1); Ask Skeeter...For Straight Talk On Handguns (Here's where our Handgun Editor takes on this month's toughest questions); Iver Johnson's New .22 Trailblazer (Iver Johnson's second rimfire rifle is an accurate and affordable autoloader); The .22-6mm CJ - Jamison's Hot-Stepping Wildcat (Jamison and Callahan have a fast, flat, long-range .22 CF pushing 4000 fps); "How I Came To Like Auto Pistols" (With some reservations, Skeeter has become a liberal in the area of autos); Holsters And Harnesses For Hunting Handguns (Serious handgun hunters should be sure to pick rigs that are right for the field); Remington's New Easy-Swinging Slide-Action Shotguns (Upland bird hunters in search of some fast-handling scatterguns can stop looking); Colt's New .38s (Three D-frame .38 Special DAs put Colt back in the short barrel business); Ruger 77...Remington 700...Winchester 70 (If you could use a hand selecting just one of these, here's an expert's assist) Departments - Editor's Gallery; Letters (ST's readers speak out); Precision Reloading; Hitshots; Firearms Law; For Your Information; Conservation; Questions & Answers; Shopper (New product reviews); Gunsmith; Next Month (ST's upcoming features |
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| September 1984 |
Features - My Favorite Rifle (From tin cans to African game, Bill Jordan's Winchester M70 has done it all); Ask Skeeter...For Straight Talk On Handguns (Here's where our Handgun Editor takes on this month's toughest questions); Ruger's .44 Magnum Redhawk: The Big-Game Getter (The only thing better than taking a one-shot buck is taking it with a handgun); Heavy Bullets & Loads For Big Game (When your quarry is dangerous game, tailor your bullets to the task at hand); Choice Loads For Handgun Hunters (After 20 years of handgun hunting, Dick Metcalf reveals his .22 favorite loads); Shotgunning For Dove & Quail (Seasoned shotgunners know fine-tuned loads are the key to successful hunting); Marlin's Lever Action (Workmanship, design and dependability keep Marlin rifles constantly in demand); The .30-06...Better Than The .308? (Consider performance, versatility, and portability: then take your pick); Try .22 Pistols On Small Game (Your best hunting handgun could be the one you left at home - a .22 auto pistol); Bill Jordan...Point Blank (Our Shooting Editor tackles topics ranging from handguns and rifles to hunting); Rifle/Handgun Hunting Directory (With nine categories and more than 200 listings, ST's directory fills you in); Rifle Calibers Tailored For T/C's Contender (This is how a quartet of calibers fared in Thompson/Center's single shot) Departments - Editor's Gallery; Letters (ST's readers speak out); Hipshots; Firing Point; Precision Reloading; For Your Information; Shopper (New product reviews); Questions & Answers; Gunsmith; Next Month (ST's upcoming features) |
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| April 1985 |
Features - Bill Jordan...Point Blank (Our Shooting Editor tackles topics ranging from handguns and rifles to hunting); U.S.R.A.'s Model 70 Lightweight Carbine (It's a short-action rifle that looks good, handles well, offers excellent accuracy); Ask Skeeter...For Straight Talk On Handguns (Here's where our Handgun Editor takes on this month's toughest questions); Guns And Cartridges Of 1873 (The .45-70, .45 Colt, and .44-40 cartridges/firearms are doing fine in '85); Choice Guns And Loads For Spring Hunting (Carefully selecting firearms and fodder will make this a prime time to be afield); Fiberglass Rifles - Molded To Hunter's Needs (They provide stability, durability and accuracy. What more could you ask for?); SIG-Sauer's New .380 Auto (Introducing a stainless .380 that'll draw the attention of auto aficionados); The Best .22 Sporter (Actually, there are two "best" .22 sporters - one's real and one is Bill's idea); What's Wrong With The 7mm-08? (Judging from these impressive results, the 7mm-08 is as right as it can be); Squirrel Hunting Rifles (A .22? A muzzleloader? Either way, your choices have never been better) Blazer Ammo - CCI's New Shining Star (Aluminum cases weigh less, cost less, and can perform on a par with brass); Rounding Up Remington's Model Sevens (A wide range of calibers lets this carbine take game from gophers to moose) Departments - Editor's Gallery; Letters (ST readers speak out); Precision Reloading; Hipshots; For Your Information; Firearms Law; Conservation; Shopper (New product review); Gunsmith; Questions & Answers; Next Month (ST's upcoming features) |
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| November 1985 |
Features - Ask Skeeter...For Straight Talk On Handguns (Here's where our Handgun Editor takes on this month's toughest questions); At NRA Bianchi Shoot - Top Guns, Loads & Gear (Bill asked the top shooters what they used to walk away with the winnings); Holstering Your Handguns...A Nylon Revolution (These rugged, durable, inexpensive rigs have turned the industry upside down); From RCBS: The New 4X4 Press (Handloaders will certainly agree this new 4X4 press is loaded with advantages); Ruger's New Bisley Model (Skeeter says Bill Ruger has done a tumbs-up job on this new handgun); NEW! USAC's Plastic-Case System & Interarms' Rossi Revolvers (What better way to test new plastic-case ammo than in new Rossi revolvers); The Top 10 Cartridges For Big Game (Make sure you're not using a cartridge that's less than the best for big game); Bill Jordan...Point Blank (Our Shooting Editor tackles topics ranging from handguns and rifles to hunting); Short-Barreled Shotguns For Hunting (As far as ST's avid shotgunner is concerned, long barrels are no longer needed); The .41 & .44 Magnums...A Blooming Market For Big-Bore Handgunners (With today's guns and loads, magnum shooters have never had it so good); How To Tune Your "Shooting" Luger (With a few gunsmithing tips, your old Luger can live up to its accuracy potential) Departments - Editor's Gallery; Letters (ST readers speak out); Hipshots; Precision Reloading; Firing Point; For Your Information; Shopper (New product review); Questions & Answers; Gunsmith; Next Month (ST's upcoming features); Guns & Gear) |
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| December 1985 |
Features - Colt's New Peacekeeper (Built for outdoorsmen, this .357 Magnum DA workhorse will get the job done); Ask Skeeter...For Straight Talk On Handguns (Here's where our Handgun Editor takes on this month's toughest questions); Top Handguns & Loads Of Successful Hunting Guides (When the pros go afield, a reliable gun and an accurate load go with them); Ruger's Redhawk Versus S&W's 629 (And six years later, the big bore battle rages on. Is it a stainless stalemate?); Bill Jordan...Point Blank (Our Shooting Editor tackles topics ranging from handguns and rifles to hunting); A Piece Of The 9mm Action...Marlin's Model 9 Camp Carbine (Marlin makes its move with the perfect companion piece for 9mm auto pistols); Sportsman Model 78...Remington's New Short-Action Bolt Rifle (It's a plain-Jane, no-frills bolt action that is built for shooting, not for show); Federal's Premium Performers (Nine top-of-the-line centerfire numbers for riflemen undergo a trial by firing); Lee Precision's Newest Design: The Progressive 1000 (Ease of operation and efficience are what this unique tool offers handloaders); Eley Ammo: Record-Setting Performers (Mossberg has made going for the gold a reality for ordinary sport shooters); The Gunmen Of El Paso (Today's sixgun experts would be no match for this coldblooded wild bunch) Departments - Editor's Gallery; Letters (ST readers speak out); Precision Reloading; Firearms Law; Hipshots; For Your Information; Conservation; Shopper (New product reviews); Questions & Answers; Gunsmith; Next Month (ST's upcoming features); Guns & Gear |
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| January 1986 |
Features - Top Rifles And Loads Of Successful Hunting Guides (Give yourself an expert's edge by checking out these picks of the pros); Bill Jordan...Point Blank (Our Shooting Editor tackles topics ranging from handguns and rifles to hunting); The .22 Rimfire - Special Report (This roundup includes .22 RF ammo, lever-action rifles and trail guns); Dan Wesson - What Makes These Handguns So Accurate? (ST Let's you in on why these winning revolvers deserve an A+ in accuracy); Hunting Bullets For Handguns (If you select the correct style and weight, success afield will be the payoff); For Varmint Hunting Jamison's Dream Gun (Hunting for the ultimate rifle? Jamison shows you how to get what you want); Ask Skeeter...For Straight Talk On Handguns (Here's where our Handgun Editor takes on this month's toughest questions); Dillon Does It Again...The RL-550 Progressive Press (In case you were wondering how Dillon could top the RL-450, here it is); Safariland & Rogers Holster Their Ideas (The merging of two experts in holstermaking is great news for handgunners); Rossi's .44-40 Lever Carbine (Interarms' handy little rifle is a replica of the classic Model '92 Winchester) Departments - Editor's Gallery; Letters (ST readers speak out); Hipshots; For Your Information; Precision Reloading; Firing Point; Shopper (New product review); Questions & Answers; Gunsmith; Next Month (ST's upcoming features); Guns & Gear |
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| April 1986 |
Features - Pro & Con: Single Shots vs. Repeating Rifles (Which of these rifle types would you choose to tote afield); Loads For Colt's Little .45 ACP (It's a versatile pistol that can be used to take small game and predators); Excam's New Baby TA90 9mm Auto Pistol (A compact version of the Model TA90, this Baby is build for serious shooting); Remington's New Mountain Rifle...And A Lot More (The array of new products leaves no doubt that Remington's on a roll in '86); Ithaca's New Mag-10 Camo-Sel Shotgun (Nearly invisible in the field, this gun is ideal for downing sharp-eyed birds); Ask Skeeter...For Straight Talk On Handguns (Here's where our Handgun Editor takes on this month's toughest questions); Handgun Hunting Wild Boar (Hunting these wily hogs with a handgun is not an endeavor for the timid); Have You Tried A Taurus Handgun Lately? (If you have, you already know these lookalikes are outstanding bargains); Winchester's New Xpert Light Field Loads (Get the hunting performance you want without resorting to heavy shot loads); Sako Rifles Changing With The Times (And their distinctive new look should catch the attention of a lot of hunters); Dixie's New Cub Muzzleloader (Expectations weren't high, but this scaled-down frontloader performed like a champ) Departments - Editor's Gallery; Letters (ST readers speak out); Hipshots; Firearms Law; Precision Reloading; For Your Information; Conservation; Shopper (New product review); Gunsmith; Questions & Answers; Next Month (ST's upcoming features); Guns & Gear |
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| May 1986 |
Features - New Life For The .45 Colt (Doing this old cartridge justice means pumping new life into it via handloading); Black Hills Shooters Supply Ammunition (A prime mover in ammomaking, it's producing a million-plus rounds a month); Ask Skeeter...For Straight Talk On Handguns (Here's where our Handgun Editor takes on this month's toughest questions); Ruger's Daring New Double Action (The new GP-100 is the Ruger DA that handgunners have been waiting for); Scopes For .22 RF Rifles (They're built to do the best job on the rifles you count on for year-round duty); Browning's New A-Bolt .22 Rifle (This variation on the centerfire A-Bolt gives rimfire buffs a piece of the action); New Optics From Zeiss (More than 80 years of expertise went into these riflescopes and binoculars); Hunting With Classic Rifles (Challenge yourself by carrying an old favorite on your next big-game hunt); The Parker Reproduction Shotgun (Loaded with options, here's one reproduction that really lives up to the original) Departments - Editor's Gallery; Letters (ST readers speak out); Precision Reloading; Hipshots; For Your Information; Firing Point; Point Blank; Shopper (New product review); Questions & Answers; Gunsmith; Next Month (ST's upcoming features); Guns & Gear |
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| July 1986 |
Features - Remington's Indestructable Nylon 66 (Roughshod treatment doesn't faze this synthetic-stocked .22 RF semiauto); Ask Skeeter...For Straight Talk On Handguns (Here's where our Handgun Editor takes on this month's toughest questions); The Dominator (Long-range handgunners will go for Pachmayr's dynamic new conversion unit); Reviving The .45-70 For Hunters (It's been up, and it's been down, now it's up again and coming on strong); T/C's Sensational New Shooting System (The latest introductions improve the Contender pistol from one end to the other); Valmet's New Hunting Rifle (Chambered in .243 and .308, this knock-around semiauto is made for hunters); Browning Brings Back A Classic: The New Model 1886 Lever Rifle (Better than ever, the first Browning repeating rifle kicks off its second century); A New Wave Of Products From Navy Arms (Be prepared to catch more than just muzzleloading replicas and accouterments); Mossberg: A Powerhouse In The Making (From its no-frills base up, Mossberg has become a force to be reckoned with) Departments - Editor's Gallery; Letters (ST readers speak out); Precision Reloading; Hipshots; Point Blank; Firing Point; For Your Information; Shopper (New product review); Gunsmith; Questions & Answers; Next Month (ST's upcoming features); Guns & Gear |
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| December 2013 Personal Defense |
Contents - Guest Editorial; The Black AR (The Minuteman rifle of our time); Defending The Homestead (As it turns out, the Windham Weaponry CDI is a great choice); Responding To An Active Shooter (Get out, lock out, knockout); Imminent Danger (Prepping for home-invasion survival); Fortifying Your Castle (Eight ways to keep burglars at bay); Car Fight (A four-wheeled approach to personal defense); Kydex Carry (You just bought a custom pistol. Now what?); The Armed Traveler (Staying safe in the not-so-safe-friendly skies); Bargain Brilliance (The Brite-Stroke EPLI offers more power than its size suggests); Everyday Illumination (In an increasingly competitive genre, the SureFire Backup series continues to shine); The One That Does It All (The HK P2000 has the right size and features to handle anything you throw at it); Appendix Carry (The fastest and most secure way to carry concealed); Collateral Concerns (Selecting a home defense round); In Defense Of Others (Third-party protection strategies); Low-Pro Lifestyle (Even though tactical companies continue to flood the market with high-end kit, sometimes it's just too big, too heavy and too visible); Pocket Solo (With the Kimber Solo Carry, you're never alone); Got Your Back (Carrying concealed in the small of your back); Discussing Gun Control (Chewing up 10 anti-gun arguments, one bite at a time) |
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