| 1995 American Handgunner Magazine Articles
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| ITEM | article title | author | issue date | firearm | subject | page |
| HND9533 | Test Report: Polish Radom P-83 | Grzybowski, Richard | Nov/Dec 1995 | Polish Radom P-83 | A copy of the Russian Makarov, this Polish .380 is a good value | 33 |
| HND9534 | Inglis Hi-Power | James, Frank W. | Nov/Dec 1995 | Inglis Hi-Power | This Canadian-made copy of the Browning Hi-Power is a great surplus value | 34 |
| HND9559 | Fun Shoot | Ayoob, Massad | Nov/Dec 1995 | Go ahead, have some fun with your guns | 59 | |
| HND9560 | 1995 American Handgunner Shoot-Off | A.H. Staff | Nov/Dec 1995 | Once again, The Jet proves he’s the fastest man in the world with a pistol | 60 | |
| HND9564 | Pin Wheel | Ayoob, Massad | Nov/Dec 1995 | S&W Model 625 | Custom S&W Model 625 tricked out for bowling pin shooting | 64 |
| HND9566 | Holster maker Profile: Mitch Rosen | Speir, Dean | Nov/Dec 1995 | New York stockbroker trades in his pinstripes for a new career in the gun biz | 66 | |
| HND9568 | Robar .45 | Hopkins, Cameron | Nov/Dec 1995 | Robar .45 | Meet Robbie Barrkman one of America’s most versatile gunsmiths | 68 |
| HND9572 | Hideout 9mm | Taffin, John | Nov/Dec 1995 | 3913 | After discovering the 3913, our field editor retired his Chief’s Special | 72 |
| HND9580 | Schofield | Taffin, John | Nov/Dec 1995 | Schofield | Navy Arms resurrects this great old sixgun in a stunning replica | 80 |
| HND9586 | How They Make Ammo | Petty, Charles | Nov/Dec 1995 | A visit to America’s largest ammo manufacturers for the inside story | 86 | |
| HND9596 | Better Shooting | Anderson, Dave | Nov/Dec 1995 | Learn how to shoot really, really fast— it’s all in the draw | 96 | |
| HND9598 | Ayoob Files, The | Ayoob, Massad | Nov/Dec 1995 | Felony stupid— if you shoot in self-defense, don’t go and hide the body | 98 | |
| HND95139 | Test Report: Dillon Blue Bag | Nadel, Seth | Nov/Dec 1995 | Good value in a range bag for all your shooting stuff | 139 | |
| HND95140 | The Cop Cup | Leatham, Nyle | Nov/Dec 1995 | John Pride wins the grand-daddy of them all, the Bianchi Cup, for the third time | 140 | |
| HND95144 | Taffin Tests | Taffin, John | Nov/Dec 1995 | The 6.5 JDJ is a custom hunting round that kills surprisingly well | 144 | |
| HSO9554 | Getting To Know Bar-Sto Barrels | Hopkins, Cameron | Sept/Oct 1995 | Meet legendary barrelmaker Irv Stone and learn why a Bar-Sto is so accurate | 54 | |
| HSO9558 | Heinie Glock Sights | James, Frank W. | Sept/Oct 1995 | A new sight for the Glock pistol from pistolsmith Richard Heinie | 58 | |
| HSO9559 | Sixgunner, The | Taffin, John | Sept/Oct 1995 | Experiment with blackpowder loads in revolvers | 59 | |
| HSO9560 | The Truth About Cor-Bon Ammunition | Petty, Charles | Sept/Oct 1995 | Cor-Bon claims higher velocities than other factory ammo. Is it really true? | 60 | |
| HSO9564 | Single Stack Classic | Ayoob, Massad | Sept/Oct 1995 | A combat shooting match limited only to 1911 “low capacity” pistols | 64 | |
| HSO9566 | Combat Cutters | Covert, Patrick | Sept/Oct 1995 | A look at the custom combat folders of America’s top bladesmiths | 66 | |
| HSO9570 | Wilson Combat Tactical Elite .45 | Hopkins, Cameron | Sept/Oct 1995 | Tactical Elite .45 | A lightweight Gov’t Model 1911 customized into a serious carry gun | 70 |
| HSO9578 | Amazing Custom Grips of Roy Fishpaw | Petty, Charles | Sept/Oct 1995 | Discriminating handgunners know where to get the best revolver grips | 78 | |
| HSO9582 | Camp Perry and the National Matches | Inskeep, Paul | Sept/Oct 1995 | A rich history and long tradition make Camp Perry the classic match | 82 | |
| HSO9584 | Kit Guns Single Action Style | Taffin, John | Sept/Oct 1995 | .22 Kit Gun | One of John’s favorite handguns is the lowly .22 Kit Gun | 84 |
| HSO9587 | Don’t Trust Lasers | Ayoob, Massad | Sept/Oct 1995 | The hard reality of the street proves these sights have serious drawbacks | 87 | |
| HSO9590 | Ayoob Files, The | Ayoob, Massad | Sept/Oct 1995 | A submachine gun, an AR-15 and a riot shotgun come into play in a robbery | 90 | |
| HSO9592 | Taffin Tests | Taffin, John | Sept/Oct 1995 | .32 Long | The diminutive .32 Long is a great little plinking round | 92 |
| HSO95119 | Law Enforcement Double Standard | Hurlbut, Max | Sept/Oct 1995 | Our we holding our police to a double standard? | 119 | |
| HSO95136 | Better Shooting | Anderson, Dave | Sept/Oct 1995 | The fundamentals of position shooting for combat | 136 | |
| HJA9546 | Sixgunner, The | Taffin, John | July/August 1995 | Custom grips take the sting out of shooting heavy-kicking revolvers | 46 | |
| HJA9548 | Better Shooting | Anderson, Dave | July/August 1995 | How to control your flinch for better shooting results | 48 | |
| HJA9550 | Iron Man Kelly | Scotto, Mary | July/August 1995 | Meet back-to-back IHMSA “Iron Man” champion Bob Kelly | 50 | |
| HJA9552 | Sixguns With Class | Taffin, John | July/August 1995 | Tasteful revolver conversions from Mississippi pistolsmith Dave Clements | 52 | |
| HJA9556 | How to Test a Handgun | Petty, Charles | July/August 1995 | Learn the tricks of an expert on how to get the best accuracy from a handgun | 56 | |
| HJA9558 | Ruger P-94 | James, Frank W. | July/August 1995 | Ruger P-94 | Since the Crime Bill passed, high-cap 9mm are gone. But this was a good one. | 58 |
| HJA9566 | The Guns of STI | Ayoob, Massad | July/August 1995 | A view from the street on the performance of high tech Modular Frame Guns | 66 | |
| HJA9571 | A Visit to STI | Hopkins, Cameron | July/August 1995 | A look inside the factory that makes the remarkable Modular Frame guns | 71 | |
| HJA9572 | Taffin Tests | Taffin, John | July/August 1995 | .45-70 | The .45-70 becomes a real handcannon when loaded to John’s recipes | 72 |
| HJA9578 | Ayoob Files, The | Ayoob, Massad | July/August 1995 | Assault rifle shooting: The Lance Massey incident | 78 | |
| HJA95119 | Who Needs Sights? | Nadel, Seth | July/August 1995 | A controversial look at the hot topic of point shooting vs. sighted fire | 119 | |
| HMJ9542 | Taffin Tests | Taffin, John | May/June 1995 | .44 Russian | The .44 Russian was a great big bore cartridge in its day | 42 |
| HMJ9548 | NRA Silhouette National | Williams, Dick | May/June 1995 | Thanks to a dedicated group of shooters, the match was a roaring success | 48 | |
| HMJ9550 | Ayoob Files, The | Ayoob, Massad | May/June 1995 | Terror in the Clinic: The Brookline Pre-Term Incident | 50 | |
| HMJ9554 | Spotsmanship | Harris, Jim | May/June 1995 | A discourse on the nature of spots and the art of spotting | 54 | |
| HMJ9556 | 1994 USPSA Limited Nationals | Anderson, Dave | May/June 1995 | No space guns in this match, strictly street-worthy 1911s and 45s | 56 | |
| HMJ9568 | Pistolsmith Profile: Kim Stroud | More, Mary Ellen | May/June 1995 | Meet the first lady pistolsmith ever admitted to the American Pistolsmiths Guild | 68 | |
| HMJ9570 | Africa at Last | Taffin, John | May/June 1995 | Our field editor had dreamed of a safari since he was a boy. Finally he went | 70 | |
| HMJ9574 | The FBI .45 | Hopkins, Cameron | May/June 1995 | .45 ACP | The elite HRT unit of the FBI adopts a new .45 ACP from Les Baer custom | 74 |
| HMJ9580 | Torture Testing the S&W Sigma | James, Frank | May/June 1995 | S&W Sigma | 10,000 rounds are poured through one pistol in a single afternoon | 80 |
| HMJ9586 | A SHOT Show in the Dark | Fasano, John | May/June 1995 | Somebody let a gonzo journalist into the SHOT Show. Boy are they sorry | 86 | |
| HMJ95100 | Sixgunner, The | Taffin, John | May/June 1995 | Heavyweight bullets for big bore revolvers | 100 | |
| HMJ95124 | American Pistolsmiths Guild Gun of the Year | May/June 1995 | Featuring a magnificent example of the synergy of six master gunsmiths | 124 | ||
| HMA9531 | Better Shooting | Anderson, Dave | March/April 1995 | How to draw a gun safe and fast- the basic five-step technique | 31 | |
| HMA9548 | Accurate Pistol Shooting | Cook, Blaize | March/April 1995 | The story of how one man started a college pistol team | 36 | |
| HMA9548 | Sixgunner, The | Taffin, John | March/April 1995 | Classic holster rigs from the westerns and hard-to-find “ivory” grips | 48 | |
| HMA9552 | Tombstone: Guns ’n Gear of the Movies | Fasano, John | March/April 1995 | All too often Hollywood gets the guns wrong, but not in this recent western | 52 | |
| HMA9554 | Wyatt Earp: Officer Survival Pioneer | Ayoob, Massad | March/April 1995 | Legendary frontier lawman was practicing “officer survival” years ago | 54 | |
| HMA9564 | Briley Carry Comp | Hopkins, Cameron | March/April 1995 | Briley Carry Comp | Hot new custom “carry gun” from the Briley Pistol Division | 64 |
| HMA9572 | Test Report: Reactive Target Systems | Nadel, Seth | March/April 1995 | Innovative new target allows for close-range firing-without splash back | 72 | |
| HMA9574 | Taffin Tests | Taffin, John | March/April 1995 | .45 Long Colt | The .45 Long Colt is still going strong, perhaps even stronger than ever | 74 |
| HMA9582 | The Line in the Sand | Snyder, Jeff | March/April 1995 | When is an armed citizen morally justified in armed resistance to the government? | 82 | |
| HMA9584 | Ayoob Files, The | Ayoob, Massad | March/April 1995 | Turning Point TV shootings are instructional for armed citizens | 84 | |
| HMA9586 | 1994 U.S. Nationals | Anderson, Dave | March/April 1995 | U.S. Army shooter captures the IPSC national championship | 86 | |
| HJF9550 | Taffin Tests | Taffin, John | Jan/Feb 1995 | .30-30 | The .30-30 is a tried and proven rifle round, but it works great in handguns too | 50 |
| HJF9559 | Dry Firing Goes High-Tech | Petty, Charles | Jan/Feb 1995 | Hook up your computer and get your pistol-it’s time to dry fire | 59 | |
| HJF9560 | IHMSA Internationals ’94 | Scotto, Mary | Jan/Feb 1995 | Bob “Iron Man” Kelly wins the grand aggregate in shooting’s toughest game | 60 | |
| HJF9568 | Battle of the Mouseguns | Petty, Charles | Jan/Feb 1995 | .22 LR and .25 ACP | A timid shoot-out between the .22 LR and the .25 ACP | 68 |
| HJF9570 | Tactical Taurus | Anderson, Dave | Jan/Feb 1995 | Really big things are happening in the Taurus Custom Shop. Here’s one of the best | 70 | |
| HJF9576 | The Volquartsen Ruger | Petty, Charles | Jan/Feb 1995 | Volquartsen Ruger | Laser sighted custom creation from the renowned Tom Volquartsen | 76 |
| HJF9584 | The Medusa Gun | Moritz, Mark | Jan/Feb 1995 | Medusa Gun | When they ban everything, the Medusa can shoot anything | 84 |
| HJF9588 | Ayoob Files, The | Ayoob, Massad | Jan/Feb 1995 | Routine busts turn ugly and the town cops have to shoot it out | 88 | |
| HJF95107 | Sixgunner, The | Taffin, John | Jan/Feb 1995 | If you had to pick just one handgun for the rest of your life, what would it be? | 107 | |
| HJF95119 | American Handgunner’s International Postal Match | Jan/Feb 1995 | Nearly 4,000 handgunners shoot it out by mail from around the world | 119 | ||
| HAN9507 | Handgun Stopping Power | Taylor, Chuck | AH Annual 1995 | A hard look at the bullets that really penetrate. | 7 | |
| HAN9511 | Pulverizing Stopping Power | Ayoob, Massad | AH Annual 1995 | Stock gun pin shooting is an increasingly popular handgun sport. | 11 | |
| HAN9518 | Top 10 Tools | Huntington, Roy | AH Annual 1995 | Essential items no would-be gunsmith can do without. | 18 | |
| HAN9526 | Para .45 Defender | Petty, Charles E. | AH Annual 1995 | Para-Ordnance P-13 is transformed into the Tactical Combat Master by C&S Custom Shop. | 26 | |
| HAN9533 | Sex, Lies and Firearms | Ayoob, Massad | AH Annual 1995 | Debunking the myths about women and guns. | 33 | |
| HAN9540 | A World Tour of Handguns | Gangarosa, Gene Jr. | AH Annual 1995 | A close-up look at some of the world’s most popular sidearms. | 40 | |
| HAN9551 | Competing With the Best | Leatham, Nyle | AH Annual 1995 | Regional USPSA matches offer quality courses and big-name competition. | 51 | |
| HAN9559 | Post Shooting Trauma | Ayoob, Massad | AH Annual 1995 | The psychological effects of a shooting can be devastating. | 59 | |
| HAN9568 | S&W— King of the Sixguns | Taffin, John | AH Annual 1995 | The ultimate sixgun fan on the ultimate sixgun manufacturer. | 68 | |
| HAN9580 | Bodacious Ball Guns | Ayoob, Massad | AH Annual 1995 | Trophy Match .45 | Springfield Trophy Match .45s are versatile, super accurate winners. | 80 |
| HAN9586 | Die Trying | James, Frank | AH Annual 1995 | The guns of NTI | 86 | |
| HAN9587 | The Tactics of NTI | Speir, Dean | AH Annual 1995 | Learning to survive the unsurvivable National Tactical Invitational. | 87 | |
| HAN9592 | Is Reloading For You? | Petty, Charles | AH Annual 1995 | A beginner’s guide to creating your own handloads. | 92 | |
| HAN9599 | Customizing the 1911-A1 | Sieberts, Steve | AH Annual 1995 | NRA gunsmithing course teaches classic armorer’s techniques. | 99 | |
| HAN95106 | The Handguns of Second Chance XX | Ayoob, Massad | AH Annual 1995 | The .45 auto shines at this bowling pin decimation fest. | 106 | |
| HAN95111 | American Handgunner Club 100 | AH Annual 1995 | An annually updated roster of the top 100 pistolsmiths in America. | 111 | ||
| HAN95112 | How to Pick a Pistolsmith | Anderson, Dave | AH Annual 1995 | You’ve made the decision to customize, now who can you trust your favorite gun to? | 112 | |
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