Ammunition

For the lovers of truly big bores, .40-caliber cartridges can provide the perfect balance.

If Prairie Enemy varmint ammo is any indication of what's to come, shooters are very lucky Sierra Bullets has entered the ammunition manufacturing game.

Loaded to take full advantage of the 'Perfect 10's' ballistic potential, Federal's new Fusion 10mm hunting ammo is built to fill tags.

While metric marvels have made headway in American shooting, they’ve yet to supplant the versatile and potent .308 Winchester.

Looking to reach out? From reloading bench to range, we've got the long-range gear to get you on target.

Designed for small, pocket-type revolvers, the .32 Smith & Wesson gained immense popularity in American and Europe, despite being underpowered.

Bullets, powder, primers and cases ... they aren't all the same, even when they're from the same lot. Understanding the issues surrounding reloading component variations is the first step to overcoming them.

The focus of reloading has been precision shooters, extreme-long-range shooters and the safari crowd. And then, the factory ammo dried up.

Aimed at top terminal performance, Grizzly Cartridge Company's new 9mm +P gives shooters an overpowering self-defense option.

Yes, there is still a .380 vs 9mm debate and some very good reasons to still consider the smaller option to keep you covered.

.32 ACP ballistics are hampered by a light bullet and middling velocities. Nevertheless, it remains among John Browning's most popular pistol cartridges. What You Need...

Bullet design improved by leaps and bounds in recent decades and continues to get better. See what are the hottest projectiles for 2020.

Accurate 5744 Powder has earned its stripes taming big-bore beasts and making them viable options for lighter North American game.

The longevity of the .45-70 Government is the definition of a true classic cartridge.

Rethinking the design of buckshot, Federal premium cooks up a force multiplier in defensively-angled Force X2 ammunition.

Fall in love with the 125-year-old .30-30 Winchester all over again, this time on the reloading bench.