“Tag: .300 PRC”

The .300 PRC cartridge was purpose-built to shoot heavy, high-ballistic-coefficient bullets at long range. So, have Hornady engineers created the best .30-cal. magnum yet?

New cartridge introductions are one of the key engines to the success of not only ammunition companies, but also rifle, and sometimes, even handgun makers.

Bergara is adding two new calibers to its popular B-14 HMR and Ridge models. The new configurations, in 6.5 PRC and .300 PRC, will be available for immediate shipment.

Starting with a McRees Precision chassis and other premium components, the author's 300 PRC build does Hornady's new match load justice.

Ruger has introduced .300 PRC and 6.5 PRC chamberings for the Ruger Precision Rifle.

Hornady’s newest cartridge, the 300 PRC, is being advertised as the ultimate .30-cal. magnum, and perhaps it is.

Hornady’s announcement this week is an unusual deviation from the U.S. military’s typically snail’s pace in ammunition and small arms procurement.

Hornady has announced it has been awarded a U.S. Department of Defense contract for its 300 PRC ammunition.

Barrett Firearms Mfg. has announced it has been awarded several new military contracts.