Barnes Bullets’ VOR-TX copper hollow-point bullets are available in three handgun hunting calibers for handloaders. (2/2/2012)
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While the .25-’06 might be considered a varmint caliber by some, with the right loading, it can be so much more, including a big-game cartridge.
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With some deliberation, handloaders can assemble pheasant loads with downrange performance equal to, if not better than, those available for purchase.
When loading lead-free bullets, one has to consider multiple factors including weight, length and pressure.
With Winchester’s introduction of Elite Blind Side, the gap between price and performance for waterfowl loads has narrowed.
You stake your life on defensive ammunition. Hornady and Winchester have two different tacks on products to meet this need.
The Speer Gold Dot’s new loading is intended to wring the most performance possible from five–shot, J–frame Smith & Wesson and similar revolvers.
These .380s are not the handgun choice for those looking for trouble, but rather a light and handy companion for those looking to avoid it.
The .327 Federal Mag. is not a better approach to achieving terminal performance; it’s just a different approach.
