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Using a six-inch Douglas barrel with 1-14 twist, David Sams cut it to five inches and re-tested it for group size. Here’s what he learned

Part 2 of our deep dive into accuracy testing, specifically how different round counts compare with aggregate groups.

Being able to call your shot marks a major milestone in a shooter’s progression.

If you’ve been passing .22 Super Colibri up because it isn’t “real” .22 LR ammunition, you’ve been missing out.

Accuracy X expands its 2011 pistol family with two new models.

Accuracy and precision refer to two different methods of measurement, each appropriate to their applications.

A five-shot group has limited value in telling us how the gun likes the ammunition.

A question frequently asked by prospective handloaders: “Should I buy a single-stage press, or a progressive?”

Last week, we addressed single-stage vs. progressive presses for the beginning handloader, and made the experience-based case that beginners would be better served by starting on a single-stage press.