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Articles in July 2002 issue of American Handgunner

• 125 gr. Nosler = $120 - Handgun Hunting
  by J.D. Jones
• Redding six-pack problem solver - Handloading
  by Charles E. Petty
• Different rules in Hawaii, mainland boy - The 10-Ring
  by Commander Gilmore
• Oh, no…passengers with guns? - Gun Rights
  by Jeff Snyder
• APG gun of the year
• Fire and Iceland II: don't save the seals - Handgun Hunting
  by J.D. Jones
• Hardball vs. softball - Handloading
  by Charles E. Petty
• They didn't give him a free tank of gas, though - The 10-Ring
  by Commander Gilmore
• Penetration testing Big Bore Handguns: we pit a .500 Nitro Express against some of the biggest, baddest Magnums and the results may surprise you. A handgun isn't all that far behind an Elephant rifle
  by John Taffin
• Taffin tests
  by John Taffin
• Eyeball to eyeball - Handgun Hunting
  by J.D. Jones
• Different ain't necessarily wrong - Better Shooting
  by Dave Anderson
• An even dozen - Combat Shooting
  by Dave Anderson
• Furtive movement shooting: the Robert Bauthues case - The Ayoob Files
  by Massad Ayoob
• Instant relief, but only temporary salvation - 10-Ring
  by Commander Gilmore
• Much ado about nothing - Tactical Advantage
  by Ken Hackathorn
• The three no-evils - Better Shooting
  by Dave Anderson
• Slippery when wet - Combat Shooting
  by Dave Anderson
• Collecting Western art as a sixgunner - The Sixgunner
  by John Taffin
• Romance and robbery just don't mix well - 10-Ring
  by Commander Gilmore
• 9mm vs. .40 vs. .45 vs. who cares anyway? - Tactical Advantage
  by Ken Hackathorn
• Holstering 'yer flashbulb
• Skate rats 'r us - Combat Shooting
  by Dave Anderson
• Hail of lead: with a shotgun under-barrel and a nine-shot cylinder, the LeMat revolver was the most devastating Cavalry pistol of the civil war period. Now a faithful copy is available from Navy Arms
  by Mike Cumpston
• World Speed Shooting Championships: Koenig makes it three in a row - Steel Challenge Pistol Tournament
  by Mike Dalton
• And the winner is? - Tactical Advantage
  by Ken Hackathorn
• Comfy, convenient and careless - Handgun Leather
  by Roy Huntington
• Stringing together a win - Pistol Smithing
  by Alex Hamilton
• Elite II competition/carry gun - You can win a custom
• Brownells screwdrivers - Gunny Sack
  by Charles E. Petty
• Let the other guy make the mistakes - Cop Talk
  by Massad Ayoob
• But honest, I didn't do it - Handgun Leather
  by Roy Huntington
• The hands of a master - Pistol Smithing
  by Alex Hamilton
• AO sight systems: big dots; sometimes old ideas are still the best ideas
  by Roy Huntington
• Firepower FP-10 - Gunny Sack
  by Charles E. Petty
• Potentially problematic predicaments - Cop Talk
  by Massad Ayoob
• Operator error - Handgun Leather
  by Roy Huntington
• Discretion is still the better part of valor - Strategic Solutions
  by Ken J. Good
• Liebenberg
  by Cameron Hopkins
• Caspian target grips - Gunny Sack
  by Charles E. Petty
• When slim is better than fat - Cop Talk
  by Massad Ayoob
• You've gotta have somebody to rob - The 10-Ring
  by Commander Gilmore
• Respect 'em and then finish 'em - Strategic Solutions
  by Ken J. Good
• A Hawkish hankering: Knifemaker grant Hawk's tacticals redefine the term functional-beauty
  by Pat Covert
• Merit optical attachment - Gunny Sack
  by Charles E. Petty
• Speak out
• Pullin' the trigger on primers - Handloading
  by Charles E. Petty
• Next time just shoot us with nice, clean bullets - The 10-Ring
  by Commander Gilmore
• No head — no threat - Strategic Solutions
  by Ken J. Good
• The new sixguns of Dan Wesson arms: resurrected and rejuvenated, the old Wesson Firearms are back with their signature interchangeable barrels and tack-driving accuracy
  by John Taffin
• 17 years of pure fun - Industry Insider
  by Cameron Hopkins