“Tag: Rifle ammo”

The long-range capability of American military snipers has saved the lives of many service personnel on the battlefield. Developments in rifles and optics are only part of the story. There has also been a revolution in the accuracy and performance of the ammunition they use.

Closing the distance for an ideal shot isn’t always feasible due to terrain features. It was for such long ranges that Nosler ABLR bullets were created.

These days, it seems there is no shortage of quality defensive ammunition offerings from a few well-known—and many lesser-known—manufacturers.

One of the more persistent practices in handgunning is the belief in the efficiency and widespread use of a handgun that shoots the same ammunition as a rifle.

Weatherby Magnum cartridges have invariably started as wildcat loads designed to outpace the competition in the most popular hunting calibers.

The famed Browning Buckmark can now be found on a full line of ammunition available to the legions of fans who have come to trust it as an enduring symbol of quality for everything from boots to firearms.

The 300 BLK offers shooters a cartridge that packs in a relatively heavy .30-cal. projectile into a cartridge that is sized to fit into a 5.56 mm-sized AR-pattern rifle (or similarly sized firearm).

If you have a serious gun girl on your holiday shopping list, think beyond bullet jewelry or pink range bags.

Serious small-game and varmint hunters should take a look at this new load for long-range accuracy and terminal performance.