Ammunition Reviews

To make the most use of time spent loading ammunition will require highly specialized tools. Read about these 5 must-have reloading tools to save time at the bench.

As the name “buckshot” implies, it was used in bygone days to shoot deer at close range. About its only current use, however, is short-range defense against those dangers that lurk in the shadows.

Seventy-five years after Joyce Hornady started his ammunition company with a single bullet offering, the enterprise is still family-owned—and still leading the march toward optimal ballistic performance.

The .44-40 Win. is an old blackpowder cartridge introduced in 1873 along with the Winchester Model 1873 rifle.

The financial advice to “diversify your portfolio” is being followed in an unusual way by some in the firearm industry. Participating companies haven’t abandoned their core business—or dedication to enthusiasts—but they are exploring innovative expansions.

Building on the success of its original bonded soft-point bullets in the Fusion line, Fusion Tipped features the same great terminal performance with a new tipped design.

Combining the exceptional weight-retention of Core-Lokt Copper with the enhanced aerodynamic properties of Core-Lokt Tipped, Premier CuT gives Remington Ammunition a potent new lead-free big-game hunting load.

Following consideration of a renewed offer from MNC Capital and an increased purchase price from Czechoslovak Group, the Vista Outdoor board of directors unanimously recommended the CSG offer.

One of the most-ignored modern .35-cal. cartridges is the .358 Winchester, which was introduced in 1955 and is simply a necked-up .308 Winchester.