“Tag: A-TIP”

The .35 Rem. has been chambered in a variety of rifles during the past 100-plus years. I recently found one example—a pump-action Remington Model 141 manufactured in 1949—in the back corner of a small gun shop, and its Lyman 66 aperture rear sight sealed the deal.

In its Terminal Ascent load, Federal Premium has taken the lessons learned from developing other projectiles and put them into one hunting bullet.

Best known for its handguns, SIG Sauer now makes “systems”—rifles, suppressors, optics and ammunition, including Elite Hunter rifle loads and brass.

American Rifleman's David Herman tests out the revolutionary application where it is most at home: at a long range.

American Rifleman's David Herman offers an early review of Hornady Manufacturing's new line designed specifically for precision match and long-range shooting.

The new A-Tip from Hornady Manufacturing is the culmination of years of research into low-drag, high-performance match bullets.

The A-Tip—designed for precision and long-range shooting—features a long, uniform, precision-machined aluminum tip..

After a century, the sun is setting on the .250-3000 Savage. Many decades ago, though, the Savage cartridge was extremely popular and chambered in a variety of rifles, from bolt-actions, such as the Winchester Models 54 and 70, to the lever-action Savage 99—the rifle to which the cartridge is most often linked.

Winchester Ammunition's new Hybrid X 124-gr. 9 mm Luger +P load blends new bullet materials and design elements with features in use for well over a century.