Ammunition

When it comes to powder and bullet combinations, few cartridges beat the grand old .30-06 Springfield.

The subject of stopping power is often brought up when discussing defensive caliber and ammo options. But, what does it mean — and how important is it?

The relatively new .300 WSM offers the best of both worlds — power and efficiency.

The bullet’s bearing surface — the portion of the bullet that contacts the rifling in the barrel — directly correlates to the amount of pressure generated within your barrel, and it can have a definite effect on accuracy.

The impressive engineering in Winchester's Hex Steel Shot delivers superior results on the hunt.

Summer's nearly here, no better time to stock up on all the plinking supplies you need to shoot away a hot afternoon.

From red-hot 10mm defensive loads to blinding rail lights, we've got everything you need to secure your humble or not so humble abode.

While it’s never really caught on stateside, the 8mm Mauser has a great pedigree and is more than capable on the battlefield or on the hunt.

In reloading, your ultimate pursuit might be absolute control over your handloads … just don’t fall too far down the rabbit hole.

If you’re having trouble finding factory ammunition or brass for rifles chambered in obscure  or obsolete cartridges, don’t fret: You can make your own.

The .22 Long Rifle is among the most popular rounds ever devised. But is the rimfire a wise choice for self-defense or just plane foolish?

Federal Premium's new small-bore, long-range cartridge, the .224 Valkyrie, has received final approval by SAAMI and its specifications have been published.

In addition to being a capable cartridge in its own right, the .30-06 Springfield has spawned a talented brood of offspring.

The new technology going into mass-produced ammunition is making factory ammo as good — or better — than handloads.

Elmer Keith was the key in the development of many cartridges, but it's the Ol' Cuss's work on handgun magnums that help reshape the firearms world.

Although not as potent as powder-fueled firearms, airguns are now capable of delivering power equivalent to that of large-caliber handgun cartridges