A number of defense-oriented loads have been introduced for the .22 WMR. Can such a cartridge compete in a growing field of personal-protection ammunition?
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Remington is expanding its ammunition operations to increase product availability and improve on-time delivery. (5/10/2013)
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A quarter century after first writing on the cartridge, the man behind the 7 mm STW looks back on its development.
The .40 S&W was designed as a compromise between the 9 mm and the .45, but regardless of personal preference, it makes a good self-defense round.
There is much confusion between the .223 Rem. and the 5.56 NATO rounds. A rifle chambered in one can fire both, but the other is considered unsafe.
From J.D Jones' tough criteria was born the .300 Whisper, a cartridge that has users as diverse as the bullets and tasks it will handle.
With excellent knockdown and range capabilities, the .300 Win. Mag. is one of the most popular cartridges in North America, and handloading can make is even better.
The 7 mm-08 Remington’s overall length allows the cartridge to fit in lightweight, short-action rifles, such as the Remington Model Seven.
The debut of a new target cartridge is a rare event. In 2008, Hornady Mfg. Co. added the 6.5 Creedmoor to that select group.
