Ammunition

Following the recent Russian ammo ban, let’s look back at how a similar situation in the early 1990s led to smuggling, sting operations and the end of Norinco in the United States.

Not all rimfire ammo is created equal. We test and evaluate .22 LR, .22 Magnum, .17 HMR and .17 Winchester Super Mag factory ammunition so you can pick the right load for your needs.

A long-feared nightmare of American firearm owners just became a reality, what does this ban on Russian ammo mean for us in the long run?

The future of ammo is here, True Velocity’s composite-cased .308 Winchester is available now with more calibers to come.

As hard-hitting a belted magnums and ballistically talented as the 6.5 crowd, the 6.8 Western is a show stopper in the field.

Many are quick to dismiss .25 ACP as a defensive cartridge, but sometimes concealability and reliability are more important than stopping power.

Flat shooting and hard-hitting, the .325 WSM is the small cartridge zeroed in to tackle big game.

Certainly, reloading components and rifles have vastly improved over the years, hunting accuracy remains a fairly forgiving game.

The recent and lingering ammo shortage has hurt. Here's how to keep shooting, even when supplies are down.

The future of ammunition pioneered for the Army’s Next Generation Squad Weapons Program is available commercially for the first time with this True Velocity commemorative box set.

Monometal bullets are here to stay, because the technology has developed to be both reliably accurate and lethal.

Squirrel hunting is an art form, especially with rimfires. Here's a look at the rimfire rifles and calibers to bag brushy tails.

Born from a lowly nail-gun blank, the .17 Winchester Super Magnum has risen to become one of the hottest rimfire cartridges around.

Imported by Beretta USA, these six new lines of Sako cartridges will offer extreme accuracy and deadly performance for competition shooters and hunters alike.

Designed specifically for civilian defensive shooters, Federal Punch cuts costs of defensive ammo, but not at the expense of performance.

Sierra Bullets have been making high-quality, award-winning projectiles since the late 1940s. Now that they have expanded their production to include fully-loaded factory ammunition, Sierra is introducing its new MatchKing Competition ammo line in four popular rifle calibers.