.356 TSW: A Comeback Kid?
Released in 1993 for IPSC and USPSA Limited-division competitive shooters as a major power factor round, the .356 TSW produces a 182-power factor. Later on, IPSC and USPSA would rule that a cartridge had to be at least .40 cal. to qualify for major power factor in Limited division, leaving the .356 TSW without an audience and essentially doomed.
Accuracy Testing: How Many Shots In The Group?
Part 2 of our deep dive into accuracy testing, specifically how different round counts compare with aggregate groups.
Our Top 10 Articles Of 2020
Now that we are near the end of the year, we're proud to present the top 10 articles featured on the website in 2020.
How To Solve Minor Pistol Barrel Fitting Issues
What to do when your drop-in barrel doesn’t quite drop in your pistol.
How To Avoid Revolver Forcing Cone Failure
With a revolver, the forcing cone is one place highly susceptible to breakage. These tips will help you avoid this undesirable situation.
Review: Atlanta Arms 9 Major 147-Grain Ammunition
A heavy 147-grain bullet has a slower acceleration curve that lowers recoil, while still meeting Power Factor requirements.
Accuracy Of 9 Major Handloads
Assessing the accuracy of this popular cartridge for action shooting.
Top 5 Cleaning Tips To Keep Your Pistol Pristine
Our guide on how to keep your handgun in tip-top condition, including advice on dealing with titanium, when to use steel brushes (never), when to fully disassemble and more.
KMS Squared UFO LED Lights For Reloading Presses
These LED lights are a bright addition to any competitive shooter’s handloading setup.
Apex Tactical Barrels For Smith & Wesson M&P Pistols
Competitive shooters are always trying to wring the most accuracy they can from their gun and ammunition. Apex Tactical Barrels can help.
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