Ammunition

A quick look at the speedy but moody .17 Remington.

Federal has just announced two new 7mm Backcountry loads, Fusion Tipped 175-grain and LRX 168-grain.

The FBI said that 9mm is just as good as .45 ACP, but we’re here to make the argument that sometimes bigger really is better.

Since its introduction, the 10mm Auto has been putting magnum power into semi-auto pistols. In recent years, it's had a bit of a resurgence in popularity.

When comparing 6.5 Creedmoor versus .308 Winchester, is one clearly better than the other? Or do both cartridges have their place?

Here we take a quick look at 7mm Weatherby Magnum, an unfortunate victim of the 7mm Remington Magnum.

We take a closer look at Federal’s new 7mm Backcountry cartridge, the fastest 7mm on the planet.

Hornady’s new 338 ARC is like a lot of subsonic chamberings we already have, but much, much better.

We take a quick look at the big but nimble 33 Nosler cartridge.

We take a closer look at 10-gauge, from its history to its usefulness to what its future holds.

We check out G9 Defense’s new all-copper subsonic 9mm self-defense ammo.

Winchester recently released the 21 Sharp rimfire cartridge, but does it have what it takes to kill .22 LR?

Just like the girl next door, 5.56 NATO had it all along and you just couldn’t see it.

When it comes to rimfire chores, is .22 Mag overrated? Or does its extra punch make it more versatile than old reliable .22 LR?

Like cheetahs, fast bullets look the part, but speed alone doesn’t kill and reach unused is pointless.

Should the universally adored .223 Remington be worried? Here we look at Hornady’s .22 ARC to find out.