American Handgunner

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Articles in May 2002 issue of American Handgunner

• The winner by a nose - Handgun Leather
  by Roy Huntington
• Wait-and-see gun parts - Pistol Smithing
  by Alex Hamilton
• There's something about flaming red hair - The 10-Ring
  by Commander Gilmore
• The Ayoob files: When airline pilots draw guns
  by Massad Ayoob
• Lights, camera, action - Industry Insider
  by Cameron Hopkins
• Fire and Iceland - Handgun Hunting
  by J.D. Jones
• Good ole Brownells - Pistol Smithing
  by Alex Hamilton
• The "Other Lawman's" great holster design - The Six Gunner
  by John Taffin
• Upgrading replica sixguns with replica stocks - Taffin Tests
  by John Taffin
• It's concealed, but it ain't very concealable - The 10-Ring
  by Commander Gilmore
• Speak out: Mail call
• Hunting santa's mules - Handgun Hunting
  by J.D. Jones
• The last hope - Pistol Smithing
  by Alex Hamilton
• In search of the revolverist's magic wand
  by Mike Cumpston
• Massad Ayoob vs. the machine
• And they say kids today don't have ambition - The 10-Ring
  by Commander Gilmore
• Handgun retrospective - Combat Shooting
  by Dave Anderson
• Burning rates and conventional wisdom - Hand Loading
  by Charles E. Petty
• The importance of flexibility - Strategic Solutions
  by Ken J. Good
• Range war: At the Tin Star Ranch
  by John Taffin
• Nikon Sporter I 10x36 binoculars - Gunny Sack
  by Charles E. Petty
• It's the civilized thing to do, you know - The 10-Ring
  by Commander Gilmore
• Ruggedly Ruger - Combat Shooting
  by Dave Anderson
• Twilight zone powders - Hand Loading
  by Charles E. Petty
• How to get small - Strategic Solutions
  by Ken J. Good
• The legend of big red: Ruger's Super Redhawk is awesomely powerful and exceptionally strong. Here is the story of how the biggest production revolver came into existence
  by John Taffin
• Benchmade Griptilian folder - Gunny Sack
  by Charles E. Petty
• The king of handguns - Combat Shooting
  by Dave Anderson
• Inside the pressure cooker - Hand Loading
  by Charles E. Petty
• The glass wall - Strategic Solutions
  by Ken J. Good
• The Plaxco principles - Better Shooting
  by Dave Anderson
• McCormick "drop in" rear sight - Gunny Sack
  by Charles E. Petty
• Snubnose supreme - Combat Shooting
  by Dave Anderson
• Condition three jitters - Tactical Advantage
  by Ken Hackathorn
• Count your chads for the .357 SIG - Cop Talk
  by Massad Ayoob
• The pleasures of consistency - Better Shooting
  by Dave Anderson
• Lyman digital trigger pull gauge - Gunny Sack
  by Charles E. Petty
• The name is Walther, Carl Walther - Combat Shooting
  by Dave Anderson
• According to experts - Tactical Advantage
  by Ken Hackathorn
• Bad guys dropping - Cop Talk
  by Massad Ayoob
• The natural point-of-aim stance - Better Shooting
  by Dave Anderson
• Add it up - Insider
• Old Paint vs. Elsie - Handgun Leather
  by Roy Huntington
• Let's play favorites - Tactical Advantage
  by Ken Hackathorn
• Velocity race - Cop Talk
  by Massad Ayoob
• Texas steel: Texan Brad Duncan's tactical folders are as sharp in design as their edges
  by Pat Covert
• I'd walk a mile to smoke a camel - Industry Insider
  by Cameron Hopkins
• The laundry test - Handgun Leather
  by Roy Huntington
• Hidey-holes and the Rolodex - Pistol Smithing
  by Alex Hamilton
• Only one problem with this heroic rescue - The 10-Ring
  by Commander Gilmore
• Taurus today: The bull is loose! With a whole new center of semiautomatics, the "revolver company" from Barzil has quietly reinvented itself with a new focus on self-defense pistols loaded with features and quality
  by Charles Cutshaw
• 1911 news - Insider