July 2022 Issue

On newsstands May 17, available in both print and digital.

This Month in Shooting Times:

Other articles include:

• A Clever Combination: The hybrid 9mm Taurus G3X features a compact 3.2-inch barrel/slide assembly, a full-size polymer grip frame, and a 15-round magazine capacity. By Jake Edmondson
• D-I-Y Smith & Wesson: J-Frame Trigger Job Readers enjoyed the recent D-I-Y Ruger SP101 trigger job article so much that Brad offered to undertake the same exercise with a Smith & Wesson J-Frame. By Brad Miller, PhD
• The Last of America’s Rimmed Powerhouses: As the last of Winchester’s great line of rimmed, lever-action cartridges, the .348 Winchester was born with a built-in cool factor. By Joseph von Benedikt
• Tips for Shooting the Percussion Revolver: If you shoot it correctly, a good cap-and-ball revolver will equal the accuracy of most off-the-shelf metallic-cartridge-firing revolvers. By Layne Simpson
• Quick Shot - Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0 10mm: Joseph says this powerful but relatively lightweight 10mm pistol is going to be a regular companion for hunting dangerous game. By Joseph von Benedikt
• Quick Shot - Metallic Cartridge Conversions: The tradition of converting cap-and-ball revolvers to fire metallic cartridges by replacing the cylinder is alive and thriving. By Layne Simpson
• Quick Shot - CrossBreed Liberty Band: This soft yet rugged and sturdy band allows users to wear any holster with 1.5-inch clips in multiple positions without the need for a belt. By Joel J. Hutchcroft
• and so much more...