Ammunition

Do you trust your reloading skills enough to bet your life on them in a dangerous game situation?

One of the best non-magnum .35-caliber cartridges, the .358 Winchester is both accurate and effective.

Rare is the cartridge that grabs so much attention immediately upon introduction, but the .224 Valkyrie has done so — for good reason.

Satisfying has handloading itself, passing on your passion for reloading keeps the next generation shooting straight.

Developed to handle everything from varmints to medium game, the .243 Winchester remains a flexible and accurate 6mm option.

Creating brass for rare and obsolete calibers is easier than you think. Here's what you need to know to create your own at home.

When it comes to pest control, particularly the venomous kind, few handgun loads beat CCI Shotshells.

Powerful, versatile and easy to shoot, the .327 Federal Magnum offers big performance in a little package.

Building reduced loads can greatly expand the versatility of your favorite rifle.

Designed by legendary P.O. Ackley, the wildcat .280 Ackley Improved has been a mainstay for handloaders for more than half a century.

The 30 Nosler pushes the limits of the .30-caliber with efficiency and velocity to spare.

Which .38 Special ammo will save your life? Patrick Sweeney gives you the inside edge.

From the right gun, most .357 SIG and .357 Magnum ammo choices are the best and hardest-hitting self-defense rounds.

Choosing an all-around cartridge requires a bit of honest soul searching.

The technology going into steel shot designed for waterfowl has come a long way since it was first mandated in the late ‘80s.

In its second century of use, the .22 LR proved to have the staying power many of its close relatives lacked.