Ammunition

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

There's no shortage of 300 Blackout ammo options, we share our six favorite—both super- and sub-sonic.

Find that perfect piece of kit to improve your shooting with the help of our best gun gear reviews from the past year.

Big Push bowling pin shooting entails knocking three pins off a 14.5-foot table. Powerful big-bore revolvers are the norm in the competition.

Mainstays for decades, these four time-tested hunting bullets still prove among the best for putting meat on the table year in and out.

Though popular handgun options in the early 20th Century, .32-caliber cartridges a now considered too anemic for self-defense, except for a few shining examples.

Interested in adding the popular .30-caliber to your AR collection? These 300 Blackout uppers perform and won't break the bank.

>Designed to push velocity limits, the .250 Savage ushered in a new era of high-velocity cartridges.

The 300 Blackout Vs 5.56 conversation is like debating apples and oranges. The Bright Line Between 300 Blackout and 5.56 NATO: Similarities between the cartridges...

We all have our favorite recipes we follow to the letter. But with new components available, you might improve your pet load with some tinkering.

Drywall, insulation, plywood—what exactly do these materials and combinations of them do to the terminal ballistics of premium defensive bullets?

A defensive CCW cartridge you’ve never considered: the .38 Super.

Some take it as a sign of manhood others of unnecessary punishment. One thing is for certain, nobody gets a kick out of excessive recoil.

Common vs. obscure cartridges: Sometimes it pays to paddle against the current. You might find the rarities the most fulfilling to shoot.

So close to be kissing cousins, is there much to the 6.5 PRC vs 6.5 Creedmoor conversation?

Boasting Federal's cutting-edge shot and wad, Prairie Storm gives the classic bores a leg up.