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As a handgun enthusiast I have read every magazine on the subject and have enjoyed them all. But, American Handgunner stands heads over the rest. The photography is excellent. I have framed photos of my 1911 that happened to be featured in an article written in 2001 or 2002. That's how good the quality is. The articles and reviews are just as good as their photography. I only wish that they would go back to the once a month format like years ago. Still worth every penny.
AS I work my way through American Handgunner magazine I become more and more aware that I am being 'updated'. Newest mechanical and technical accomplishments, latest in firearm improvements, current firearm personality presentations and accomplishments, and perhaps most of all, a sense of national connection.
If you don't want to reload big game ammo, try this one
Review by John B. on 11 Oct 2009
There are only two modern handgun specific magazines available, to my knowledge. All the others, while they cover revolvers and pistols, they also are heavy on reloading and scopes for long guns. I'm about to lapse all of my subscriptions except for American Handgunner magazine and one other. The only reason I recommend for adults is the complexity of some articles. Better for an adult to read them aloud to the young people to reiterate safety concerns.
