“Tag: cartridges”

There appears to be a modern misuse of gun terms in magazine articles, on the web and even conversationally that is causing some problems.

The .458 Lott is a task-specific cartridge made for the business of taking on the world's biggest-and most dangerous-game.

It is really amazing how many cartridges have long service lives. During this centennial year of the great .45 ACP cartridge (and the gun that shoots it), we remember a full century of service for this legendary problem-solver.

LaserLyte's latest trainer cartridge is designed to appeal to the fasting growing trend on the market: concealed carry and personal defense.

In the 1870s, an interesting phenomenon burst on the firearms scene. Cartridge firearms had been in use since the mid-50s, but most of the early ones were small calibers that were plagued with problems.

The .375 H&H Magnum has been an all-around hunting cartridge for 100 years.

Advances in bullet design have stretched the performance envelope for lever-action rifles.

Centennial denotes a period of 100 years. When those 100 years are identified as a specific period, such as 1901 to 2000, it’s called a century.

The 7 mm Shooting Times Westerner cartridge is a flat-shooting wildcat that went mainstream.