
The Perfect Hunting Ammo: .444 Marlin vs. .357 Max
The first integrated cartridge came to light in 1808. Bullets have changed a lot since then, and they are more efficient and powerful than ever before. If you're an avid hunter, it's important to know the best options for hunting ammo. You may have heard about...
A Look Into the Impressive 45-70 Government Rifle Cartridge
Did you know that the first bullet was invented in the early to mid-1800s? Before that, bullets with metal jackets didn't exist and instead came in the form of metal balls. Ammunition has come a long way since then, but some of the ammo we have today is heavily...
The 38 Special vs. 357 Magnum: What You Need to Know
Did you know that the first firearms were created in China during the 9th century? Firearms remained rudimentary for hundreds of years, and only recently experienced any advancements. Today, there are a variety of very efficient and powerful guns on the market. ...
AR Ammunition 101: The 6.5 Grendel vs. 6.8 SPC
AR firearms came to light in 1959. They soon became one of the most popular guns in the United States. They are especially popular among hunters since they make for a very efficient hunting weapon. This is especially true if you plan on hunting big game. But the ammo...
The Complete History of .38 Special
A report by American Gun Facts revealed that there are roughly 400 million guns in the United States. The .38 Special is one of the most famous handgun cartridges in history. It has a long and rich history and many iterations. From its 19th-century roots to modern...
260 Remington Ammo: An In-Depth Reloading Guide
A recent study revealed that Americans buy almost 12 billion ammunition cartridges annually. Reloading your 260 Remington ammo makes shooting more cost-effective and allows you to shoot more for less. In fact, one of the advantages of the 260 Remington is the ability...
How to Reload the 7.62x39mm: A Detailed Guide
Did you know that the 7.62x39mm was developed in the late 1940s? The cartridge was designed to be used in the SKS and (Avtomát Kaláshnikova Model 1947) AK-47 rifles. It quickly became popular around the world. Over time, different versions of the cartridge were...
The Complete Guide to Reloading .444 Marlin
According to the National Firearms Survey, 32% of Americans personally own a firearm. Reloading ammunition can be a rewarding and cost-effective way to shoot. If you are a fan of the .444 Marlin cartridge, you may find reloading to be a useful skill to develop. In...
Small Pistol Primers vs Large Pistol Primers
According to a recent study, there are 120.5 guns for every 100 people living in the U.S. So, when reloading your 45 ACP ammunition, the choice of primer size can have a significant impact on the performance of the finished round. Two common options for primer size in...
.338 Federal: The Best Caliber for Big Game
No matter what level of experience you have, hunting can be an exciting sport. Perhaps that's why it continues to be so popular throughout the United States. Consider the following statistic about the global sports gun market. It's expected to grow by over 6%...
Introduction To Long Range Shooting with the 6.5 Creedmoor
Firearms have been around for more than 1,000 years. Today, they are more advanced than ever and there is a wide variety to choose from. What many people don't know is that ammo is as important as the firearm you choose. You might have a great gun, but if you...
What You Need to Know About .243 Winchester Ballistics and Reloading
Did you know that the .243 Winchester cartridge has been used to take down game as large as deer and pronghorn antelope? Despite its relatively small size, this cartridge packs a punch thanks to its impressive Winchester ballistics. In this article, we'll...