American Rifleman

The Bonded-Core Bullet: A Revolution for the Hunter

As rifle and cartridge technology has advanced, so have bullets. One of the biggest—and most...

6.8 mm Western: Winchester Charges Ahead

The Winchester 6.8 mm Western cartridge uses the longest and heaviest projectiles ever designed for...

The .300 Winchester Magnum

The .300 Winchester Magnum was not the first, and is certainly not the last, large-capacity...

Editor’s Choice: 27 Nosler Cartridge

Nosler expanded its line of juiced-up magnum rounds with its 27 Nosler in 2020. See...

First Look: 27 Nosler

Nosler has expanded its cartridge lineup yet again in 2020, bringing out the 27 Nosler...

Weatherby Announces Mark V Backcountry Rifles and New 6.5 Wby. RPM Cartridge

Weatherby has announced two new Mark V rifles, the Backcountry and Backcountry Ti, chambered in...

The .338 Winchester Magnum—Dead-On All Along

The magnum cartridge craze was at its height about 40 years ago and, at least...

70 Years of the Nosler Partition

It all started with one moose. Hit right, it didn’t go down—which sent John A....

The Evolution of the Beanfield Rifle

Kenny Jarrett’s rifle tinkering led to the highest levels of benchrest competition. His ultra-accurate “Beanfield”...

Upping The Ante: The 30 Nosler

Do we really need another .300 magnum cartridge? Nosler sure seems to think so, and...

Editors’ Picks 2017: Winchester Expedition Big Game Long Range

Winchester Ammunition’s Expedition Big Game Long Range loads carry Nosler AccuBond Long Range bullets, which...

Loading The Versatile .308 Winchester

The .308 Winchester provides middle-of-the-road ballistic performance, yet produces first-rate utility.

Tested: Troy Defense .338 Federal Pump-Action Rifle

Pump-action rifles are permitted to feature many of the same external properties as some banned...

The .28 Nosler

Stepping up two hundredths of an inch may not seem like a big deal, but...

The .300 Winchester Magnum

The .300 Winchester Magnum was not the first, and is certainly not the last, large-capacity...

.270 Wby. Mag.: The Original Weatherby

Seventy years after Roy Weatherby unveiled his namesake company, his first big-game offering, the .270...

Testing the .26 Nosler

Nosler's new long-range cartridge-the first to bear the company name-does precisely what it was designed...

Nosler AccuBond Long Range Bullets

Closing the distance for an ideal shot isn’t always feasible due to terrain features. It...

Choose one: 130- or 150-gr. bullets in the .270 Win.?

Here, the author reconsiders his bullet selection for the .270 Win.

The New .26 Nosler

The new .26 Nosler is the flattest-shooting, hardest-hitting production 6.5-mm cartridge.

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The Bonded-Core Bullet: A Revolution for the Hunter

6.8 mm Western: Winchester Charges Ahead

The .300 Winchester Magnum

Editor’s Choice: 27 Nosler Cartridge

First Look: 27 Nosler

Weatherby Announces Mark V Backcountry Rifles and New 6.5 Wby. RPM Cartridge

The .338 Winchester Magnum—Dead-On All Along

70 Years of the Nosler Partition

The Evolution of the Beanfield Rifle

Upping The Ante: The 30 Nosler

Editors’ Picks 2017: Winchester Expedition Big Game Long Range

Loading The Versatile .308 Winchester

Tested: Troy Defense .338 Federal Pump-Action Rifle

The .28 Nosler

The .300 Winchester Magnum

.270 Wby. Mag.: The Original Weatherby

Testing the .26 Nosler

Nosler AccuBond Long Range Bullets

Choose one: 130- or 150-gr. bullets in the .270 Win.?

The New .26 Nosler