
Is the .308 worth it for Long Range Hunting?
One of the big problems most hunters have with long range hunting is the ability to take down your game with a single well placed shot.
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One of the big problems most hunters have with long range hunting is the ability to take down your game with a single well placed shot.

For deer and midsized-game hunters, Federal line ‘among the best projectiles available’ for the job.

From defensive ammunition to components for handloaders, Federa Ammo offers a bit of everything.

Topping the list of five things you should know about ammo is that boattail bullets are best – Speer, Nosler Ballistic Tip and Hornady Interbond.

Whether you’re headed to Alaska or Africa, or planning a huntfor elk, moose or bear in the contiguous 48, you can’t go wrong with a Trophy Bonded Bear Claw.

Hornady took another stab at its DGX and gave it a bonded core,creating a bullet that ‘is both sound and stout, and represents a great value for any hunter.

6.5 Creedmoor has taken the competitive Long Range Shooting by Storm, and the Caliber is also a Maverick in the Hunting Circle as well.

Can the 7mm-08 do anything that the 6.5 creedmoor can’t for Deer Hunting or Competitive Shooting? We’ll break down the comparison here.

African Safari Hunter on having to choose just one bullet for continent’s game: Definitely be the Woodleigh Hydrostatically Stabilized Solid Round.

These two cartridges are really similar, identical from an 5.56 NATO vs .223 REMINGTON external viewpoint, so the confusion is understandable.

The Conversion Cylinder allows .32 S&W Cartridges to be shot in this little 5-shot Revolver with no other alterations required.

It packs more than a little wallop, but when the critter is on the really large size, the .577 3-inch Nitro Express is your friend.