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Latest Loads: 9 mm Luger

Latest Loads: 9 mm Luger

Becoming an accomplished, defensive-minded pistol shooter requires significant trigger time.
Nine Lives of the 10 mm Auto

Nine Lives of the 10 mm Auto

Counted out more than once, the 10 mm Auto cartridge simply refuses to give up—and...
70 Years of the Nosler Partition

70 Years of the Nosler Partition

It all started with one moose. Hit right, it didn’t go down—which sent John A....
Back to Basics: 10 Handloading No-Nos

Back to Basics: 10 Handloading No-Nos

Avoid these bad practices and your handloads will be more accurate, more reliable and a...
Remembering the .375 Winchester Cartridge

Remembering the .375 Winchester Cartridge

Although over the years a lot of dirt has been shoveled on the cartridge for...
Tonight on American Rifleman TV: Hornady Reloading Today

Tonight on American Rifleman TV: Hornady Reloading Today

This week American Rifleman TV heads to Hornady to look at reloading today.
SIG Sauer Launches Components Line for Precision Handloaders

SIG Sauer Launches Components Line for Precision Handloaders

SIG Sauer will produce precision handloading components at its Jacksonville, Ark, ammunition facility.
Product Preview: WinClean 244 Gunpowder

Product Preview: WinClean 244 Gunpowder

Winchester WinClean 244 is a new ball powder for precise metering, and is ideally suited...
Shell Shock Technologies NAS3 Cartridge Case 6+1 Challenge

Shell Shock Technologies NAS3 Cartridge Case 6+1 Challenge

This two-piece mixed materials pistol cartridge case is lighter, stronger and less expensive than brass.
Handloading The .44-40 Win.

Handloading The .44-40 Win.

Introduced in the Model 1873, the .44 Winchester Central Fire, as it was originally called,...
Tested: The .500 Auto Max Cartridge

Tested: The .500 Auto Max Cartridge

Big Horn Armory has introduced the AR500 in a new cartridge, the .500 Auto Max.
A Closer Look At Norma Ammunition

A Closer Look At Norma Ammunition

Best known for offering tough-to-find loadings and top-shelf components, Sweden’s Norma also has a full...
Latest Loads: .243 Win.

Latest Loads: .243 Win.

Low cost doesn’t necessarily equate to lousy performance.
New Speer 10 mm Gold Dot Personal Protection Load and More

New Speer 10 mm Gold Dot Personal Protection Load and More

Speer is launching new products later this month, to include a new self-defense load, the...
Handloading The 7.62x39 mm (M43)

Handloading The 7.62x39 mm (M43)

The key to unlocking the 7.62x39 mm’s utmost potential is matching its projectiles to the...
Sequel: The 6 mm Creedmoor

Sequel: The 6 mm Creedmoor

Seldom is the sequel better than the original, but the new 6 mm Creedmoor—based on...
New: Winchester WinClean 244 Powder

New: Winchester WinClean 244 Powder

Winchester Smokeless Propellants, a brand licensed by the Hodgdon Powder Company, has announced the Winchester...
Rifleman Q & A: Properly Feeding a Llama

Rifleman Q & A: Properly Feeding a Llama

A reader asks about Llama Extra in 1969 with markings indicating that it is chambered...
Wiley Clapp: Check Your Brass

Wiley Clapp: Check Your Brass

If I had one cent—just a penny—for every piece of brass I have picked up...
Back to Basics: Gunpowder

Back to Basics: Gunpowder

Gunpowder is so fundamental to firearms, it’s amazing that so few know much about it...
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