Loading Bench: 6.5x55 mm Swedish
The 6.5x55 mm Swedish is an age-old cartridge, drafted for military duty by Sweden and Norway in 1894. The 6.5 mm Swede has also been rejuvenated in recent years due to interest in a host of popular new 6.5 mm cartridges and the stream of new bullets, initially intended for those cartridges, that make the now-classic Swede an even better target and hunting cartridge.
The Versatile .270 Winchester: Handloading Tips & Recipes
I must move within social circles with those who are cognizant of effective ballistics, because hunters regularly tell me that their main big-game rifles are chambered in .270 Winchester.
Loading Bench: What’s Right With The .35 Whelen
The .35 Whelen is all about relatively heavy bullets fired at a sufficient velocity to produce plenty of terminal energy and an adequate trajectory at typical hunting distances.
25 Years with the 7 mm STW
The 7 mm Shooting Times Westerner cartridge is a flat-shooting wildcat that went mainstream.
Handloading the .300 WSM
The .300 WSM is destined to become an even more popular magnum cartridge in the next decade.
The Mighty .505 Gibbs
The .505 Gibbs is one of the most serious sporting cartridges in the world.
35 Years of Loading the .25-'06 Rem.
The .25-’06 can take everything from varmints to big game if loaded correctly.
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