“handloaders”

Capable, accurate, conveniently suppressible and light-recoiling, Hornady’s new Subsonic loads bring added versatility to a trio of rifle chamberings not usually associated with subsonic use.

The .300 Winchester Magnum was not the first, and is certainly not the last, large-capacity cartridge to fire .30-cal. bullets.

A brief history of the development of the .357 Magnum cartridge along with tips and tricks for hand loading the cartridge.

Alliant Powder's new 410 shotshell powder is designed for handloaders looking to get the most out of their sporting and hunting loads.

The .458 Lott, legitimized as a factory proposition by Ruger and Hornady, is a task-specific cartridge made for the business of taking on the world’s biggest—and most dangerous—game.

Here we take a look back at the history of the .44 Smith & Wesson Special cartridge along with its ballistic capabilities.

The new RCBS Rebel brings the company's single-stage reloading press lineup into a new generation that's taller, wider and heavier than its predecessors.

The addition of Berger Hybrid Hunter and Gold Medal Hybrid bullets to Federal Premium’s already extensive line of center-fire rifle loads provides shooters and hunters with even more choices.

The previous owner of my 6.5 carbine bought another cocking piece and had a gunsmith screw a Williams aperture sight on top, making the rifle more friendly to older eyes.