Ammunition

8.6 Blackout from Q is the new cartridge on the block, but what does it really bring to the table?

In the eternal debate of .40 S&W Vs. .45 ACP Vs. 9mm, which cartridge reigns supreme for concealed carry and self-defense?

Hornady’s 7mm PRC, or Precision Rifle Cartridge, is being advertised as a 21st Century 7mm magnum, but what exactly does it bring to the table?

Rigby cartridges remain undeniably classic chamberings for any generation or pursuit.

Rimfires for self-defense can work, but they have certain limitations and you need to have a plan.

Browning Ammunition has just launched the new Silver Series, featuring ten calibers of rifle ammo designed for deer and big game hunters.

There’s a wide variety of .270 Winchester ammo out there, contributing to the cartridge’s reputation for versatility, but it’s only useful if you know how to pick the right load.

Hornady has just announced several new and expanded ammunition lines for 2023, ranging from 7.62x39mm subsonics to the company’s new 7mm PRC cartridge.

The debate between .22-250 versus .223 Remington boils down to velocity and price. Do your shooting needs justify the increased cost?

Whether for home defense or hunting, a 12-gauge shotgun is most effective when paired with the right load of 12-gauge ammo.

.22-250 ammo can be extremely versatile with the right load and rifle, capable of excelling at long-range tasks from varmint control to sport shooting.

A look at a medical expert’s perspective on ammunition and lethality in relation to bullet caliber, weight, velocity and projectile type.

.44-caliber revolvers can be excellent at everything from defense to hunting to sport shooting, but between .44 Special versus .44 Magnum, which is best for each task?

Whether your gun is for hunting, home defense or something else, prudent .50 Beowulf ammo selection is the key to unlocking this cartridge’s maximum performance.

Winchester has just added 300 Blackout to its Power-Point ammunition line, featuring a 150-grain expanding projectile.

There’s an argument to be made that the do-all .45-70 Government is America’s rifle cartridge.