New Cartridges Are Old News
Are you sic of new rifle cartridges? Wish they just make enough of the old ones? Well don’t hold your breath while you wait. Ammo designers have been cranking out new, redundant, and sometimes superfluous new cartridges for more than 150 years — and show no signs of stopping. Meet some of the forgotten rounds of yesteryear.
300 PRC Versus 300 Winchester Magnum
The 300 PRC doesn’t blow the 300 Winchester Magnum off the trajectory charts, but it’s concocted with secret dimensions that make it the extreme range accuracy winner.
338 Federal Cartridge Surprise
The little know 338 Federal is a short-action, surprisingly powerful, flat-shooting cartridge suitable for deer, elk, moose, caribou, bear hunting.
Reloading Your Own Ammunition
Reloading or handloading your own rifle ammunition lets you tailor it to use a greater variety of bullets. You can easily improve accuracy, reduce recoil, and save money.
223 Remington, 22-250, 220 Swift and Friends for Deer Hunting?
Are 22-caliber rifles suitable for deer hunting? Can the 223 Remington, 22-250 Remington, 220 Swift, 22 Hornet, 20 Nosler, 224 Valkyrie or any other 22-caliber shooting .224” bullets effective for hunting big game? Ballistics, energy, range all investigated here.
Wind Doesn't Blow Bullets
Contrary to popular myth, the wind doesn’t blow light bullets more than heavy bullets. Something else is directing bullets far off target in big winds. This blog explains what.