“handloading”

The .458 SOCOM is a speciality cartridge for the AR-15 that has gained notoriety for its performance, but how does it do with reloading?

I must move within social circles with those who are cognizant of effective ballistics, because hunters regularly tell me that their main big-game rifles are chambered in .270 Winchester.

We have all heard the old saying, “beware of the hunter with only one gun.” My guess is that it started with a guy shooting a .243 Winchester.

The .356 Win. never caught the fancy of big-game hunters, and production of Winchester and Marlin lever-action rifles chambered for it lasted only a few years during the 1980s.

The Hornady .17 Mach 2—a first cousin to the .17 HMR, “The Little Cartridge That Could”—provides unprecedented levels of performance from the .22 Long Rifle bloodline.

With Cowboy Action Shooting there's something for everyone, and don't let the fancy duds fool you. Like to shoot a lot? Like handloading? Like sixguns? Like lever guns? Who doesn't like cowboys? So why haven't you tried it?

Federal Premium President Jason Vanderbrink addressed several of the questions regarding the ammo shortage in a recently released video.

When my wife Gail and I were dating, I was pleased to discover that her father owned an Underwood M1 carbine and plenty of World War II surplus ammunition for it.

Here, Frank Melloni explains the advantages of reloading cartridges for hunting specifically for the rifle to be used, through his experience reloading the .300 Precision Rifle Cartridge.