Wayne van Zwoll

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Wayne van Zwoll is a regular contributor to the Gun Digest annual, and author of the Gun Digest Book of Sporting optics. He is a nationally-recognized expert on rifles, optics and western hunting.

Are Bullets Too Sharp?

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

A Primer On Long-Range Optics

Long-range optics can be somewhat complicated in nature and in their operation, but there are a few key things to remember to simplify the process.

The .22 LR And Its .22 Rimfire Cousins

In its second century of use, the .22 LR proved to have the staying power many of its close relatives lacked.

A Different .22: Savage B Series Hardwood

Savage’s B Series Hardwood has elements of fine rimfires now gone — and modern-day improvements.

Redhawk vs. Super Redhawk: Which Is Ruger's Best .44 Magnum?

Ruger's Redhawk and Super Redhawk are both classics, but chambered in powerful .44 Magnum does double-action revolver outshine the other?

Hot Shot: Weatherby Krieger Custom Rifle

Weatherby partner with Krieger to produce improve the rifle that made Roy Weatherby famous.

Practical Overview Of 6.5 Creedmoor Ballistics

6.5 Creedmoor ballistics are a thing of beauty and make the cartridge more than simply a long-range flyer.

What Three Dozen Elk Cartridges Taught Me

From the .30-30 to the .375, myths abound. Here Wayne van Zwoll shares some observations and experiences about what makes the best elk cartridges.