Ammunition

Despite its old-school design, there are still plenty of good reasons to keep reloading .300 Win. Mag.

If you keep these four handgun loads stocked for your self-defense pistol, your sidearm can be a much more versatile tool.

A look back at .25-06 Remington, a one-time Goldilocks medium-bore cartridge that could do just about anything.

A review of the new .360 Buckhammer chambering and the Henry Model X lever-action rifle.

Leave that shoulder alone! Here’s how to fit ammo to your rifle using chamber concentricity.

While the 8-gauge shotgun is obsolete and illegal for hunting, it still serves a purpose today.

The author takes a closer look at .257 Weatherby Magnum, a darling of long-range hunters everywhere and the favorite cartridge of the man who invented it.

Winchester Ammunition has just announced the XPERT line of rimfire ammo, starting with a 42-grain hollow point .22 LR load.

Performance-wise, .257 Roberts can keep up with the best of them, so why is this cartridge so overlooked?

If you carry a defensive revolver, you’re going to want an HKS speedloader.

A quick look at 9mm Steyr, the standard cartridge for the Austrian Steyr Model 1912 military pistol.

The world is awash with excellent .22 Magnum ammo. Here are some of the top choices that bring out the best in the mini magnum.

Flat trajectory, excellent long-range accuracy and mitigated felt recoil define the .270 Weatherby Magnum.

If you don’t understand the difference between rimfire vs. centerfire cartridges, this article should make things clear.

If you want to crunch the numbers to check if your handload’s velocity expectations match reality, you’re going to need a chronograph.