Handgun 4 - 100 pages

Target
6 Single Action Shooting
10 Handgunning at the Commonwealth Games
12 Beginning pistol shooting
18 Interested in handguns?

Ammunition
26 Custom-made ammunition for handguns
34 Reloading tools
40 Progressive reloaders for handgunners

In review
48 The X-factor - SIG’s new P226-X5
54 The IZH-35M Standard Pistol
60 The Rohm Twinmaster Match Air Pistol
64 Blue Wonder products
65 Beretta Security Pack

Historical
66 .32s - the shootist’s secret love
73 Elgin’s 1837 naval cutlass-pistol
76 Browning’s 9mm military self-loader
82 The .44 Remington Magnum pistol
86 Buying secondhand firearms
90 The Nagant M1895 revolver

Handgunner's World
20 Handgunners in focus
24 Technical poster - Glock pistol
95 Industry round-up

Welcome to the 2006 issue of Australian & New Zealand Handgun magazine. Whether you are a collector, club competitor or use a handgun in your profession, there is something of interest in our fourth issue of Handgun.
Despite ridiculous, ineffective laws on handguns that only punish the lawful, handgun shooting as a sport and skill is still alive at shooting ranges across the country.
The greatest irony for handgun shooters will occur in Melbourne at the coming Commonwealth Games in March. Will we see politicians congratulating our elite handgun competitors in the very same city where the new handgun laws were first seeded by the actions of a man found to be ‘mentally incompetent’?
New handgun laws put in place by the Federal Liberal Government were supposedly initiated to create a ‘safer’ community. Yet mafia shootings continue unabated in this year’s Commonwealth Games city, and crime across Australia follows the same unrestricted path.
But enough of that for now! Look forward to seeing some great handgun shooting at the Games and in the meantime, enjoy the read.