Ammunition

Why the choice of cartridge means so much in the long-range game.

Do you know when you have gone too far hot-rodding your reloads? Here are some of the telltale signs you're pushing your luck with cartridge pressure.

Lights out at long range, the .224 Valkyrie might leave some wanting at more pedestrian distances.

It's often said, reloading ammo keeps money in your pocket. But do the economics of handloading really shake out for penny pinchers?

Among the most famous of all handgun cartridges, the .45 Long Colt has proven unsinkable. Versatile as it is historic, there's little wonder why.

A .30-30 case necked down for a 7mm bullet, the 7-30 Waters improves on its parent's velocity and range, but not enough to dethrone it.

Hornady truly is solely dedicated to building accurate, deadly, dependable bullets.

Berger goes heavy with its .223 Remington options. Match shooters are no strangers to heavy-for-caliber loads for the .223 Remington. Of course, their stuff is...

With muzzle velocities twice the speed of sound the return of the red-hot .17 Mach 2 is something to get fired up over.

Whether at the range or in the field, these 6.8 SPC ammo options will split the bullseye.

Designed to pitch heavy-for-caliber bullets, the 6.8 Western aims to extend the rifleman's reach.

A true intermediate cartridge that delivers a punch, look no further than the 6.8 SPC II.

Extending trigger time with your hunting iron, Browning introduces .350 Legend ammo tailormade for the range.

USA Ready Defense ... threat stopped!

The 9mm Makarov, or 9×18mm Makarov, is a Soviet pistol cartridge popular not only for its history but oddity compared to other 9mms.

The reloading press has evolved over the decades, providing the handloader a more rigid platform to produce precision ammunition.