Ammunition

The .17 HMR is known for its blistering velocities, but it required fine tuning from ammo companies to make the rimfire round dependable when taken afield.

With lighter, faster projectiles, .17-caliber rimfires such as the .17 WSM and .17 HMR offer some advantages over more established rimfires like the .22 Long Rifle. But which is truly right for your intended use?

Hornady has introduced its first .300 WSM rounds, giving shooters what appears to be two more solid choices when heading afield.

With access to some of the most advanced ammo manufacturing capabilities on the globe, PRIME Ammunition is fast becoming a favorite among serious shooters.

We throw Polycase and Ruger’s polymer composite bullets downrange in mass to figure out the accuracy of these cutting-edge projectiles.

Aguila Ammunition is making a name for itself as the choice of serious shooters. Find out how this ammo, born south of the border, is earning its stripes on competition circuits.

Handloading for dangerous game is not inherently different than loading for other game species, the stakes are just higher, which means reliability is crucial.

It’s been a while since Weatherby added a new cartridge to its stable, and this thoroughbred has horsepower to spare.

Federal should get shooters fired up at the range and in the field with four new lines of ammunition.

Hornady Black ammo is purposefully designed to feed and function properly in a variety of AR-style rifles, regardless of operating system or configuration.

Tipped with Lehigh Defense's specially designed, solid copper bullet, Black Hills Ammunition's HoneyBadger provided a superior-performing self-defense round.

The new 22 and 33 Nosler cartridges fill some gaps in the ammo manufacturer's cartridge lineup and should be exciting developments for any serious shooter.

If the Rimfire section of the ammunition counter in a sporting goods store is well stocked, you will see stacks of boxes labeled .22...

Formulated to resist moisture and provide a hot, reliable ignition, 209 Muzzleloading Primers aim to add consistency to muzzleloaders.

Does the Ackley improved case design actually reduce bolt thrust? Find out in this excerpt from Fred Zeglin's new book on P.O. Ackley.

The family of .475 revolver cartridges pack plenty of punch for taking down big and dangerous game for the serious handgun hunter.