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

LT-30 & LT-32 Powder Experiences

NEW GUNS & GEAR

Forming 6x45 Cases?

Winchester Model 1895 Saddle Ring Carbine • Winchester’s saddle-ring carbine was quick-handling and powerful and ideal for Western mule-deer hunting.

Will the Real “British .45” Revolver Cartridge Please Stand Up? • Several British .45-caliber cartridges qualify, going all the way back to 1868. Here’s how they stack up.

Has the 7mm Remington Magnum Lost Its Allure? • For most of its 60 years, the 7mm Remington Magnum has been the hunter’s go-to.

A SOLID FOUNDATION • SHADOW SYSTEMS’S NEW FOUNDATION SERIES PISTOLS SHARE THE COMPANY’S DESIGN PHILOSOPHY WITH THE SAME FRAME ERGONOMICS, OPTIC CUTS, AND ACCURACY AS ITS PREMIUM PISTOLS, BUT THEY COME WITH SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCED PRICE TAGS.

[LOADED] FOR DEER • PAIRED WITH HIGH-TECH SABOT SLUGS, BROWNING’S NEW MAXUS II RIFLED DEER SLUG GUN WILL DEFINITELY BRING HOME THE VENISON.

FUELED BY ED BROWN • THE S&W M&P 2.0 STRIKER-FIRED PISTOL CUSTOMIZED AND TUNED UP BY ED BROWN PRODUCTS IS ONE FINE-SHOOTING FIREARM.

FLASH FORGED TECHNOLOGY • THE NEW CHRISTENSEN ARMS RIDGELINE FFT RIFLE FEATURES FLASH FORGED TECHNOLOGY, WHICH MAKES THIS ULTRA-LIGHT RIFLE EVEN LIGHTER. TO AN AMAZING LEVEL.

CLASS IS AS CLASS DOES • AUTO-ORDNANCE’S STAINLESS 1911 IS A NEW RENDITION OF THE JOHN M. BROWNING CLASSIC.

Mossberg MC2c Optic-Ready 9mm

Underwood .38 Special 158-Grain +P

SHOOTING TIMES • INDEX FOR FOR FEBRUARY–DECEMBER 2022 (VOLUME 63)

The Best Defense • Way, way back when—so far back that even most readers’ parents won’t remember it—some seriously strange guns were offered as the ideal self-defense tools.

A Man of Arms • Oscar Frederick Mossberg built a successful firearms-manufacturing firm that has survived for more than 100 years.