Ammo
Speer Rifle Bullets
The Speer Grand Slam design as a strong bullet, can withstand Hi Impact Velocity of Magnum Cartridges & allowing expansion for a quick, humane kill.
2018
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The Speer Grand Slam design as a strong bullet, can withstand Hi Impact Velocity of Magnum Cartridges & allowing expansion for a quick, humane kill.
Hornady modified the polymer used on their meplat and redesigned the bullet, resulting in the ELD (Extremely Low Drag) Match bullet.
The .300 Win Mag is a popular ammo that Hunters can choose from & offers great ballistic characteristics for a huge variety of purposes.
Barnes’ all-copper TTSX bullet ‘has yet to disappoint’ for clients of custom handloader.
Having the ability to fire a 20-gauge or a .410 bore shot shell from a 12-Gauge would be Handy. Its the ideal prepper shotgun with such capability.
Here are some great reasons why the Iconic .44 Magnum is still the cartridge to go to for Hunting, like the Eveready Battery, it keeps on getting better!
The 6.5 was originally designed for competitive shooting, before hunters took notice. The hunters were drawn to the cartridge because hunting specific loads did not exist and also due to its superbly accurate performance in shooting competitions.
If there was a round for you to choose, look into the .270. Great for shooting at Longer Range with more Knockdown Power.
Casting your own Round-Ball Bullets the “Primitive Way” by making your own over a small fire with simple tools is about as authentic as it gets for muzzleloaders.
Over the years many firearm calibers come and go. Here are some that didn’t catch on but worthy a caliber they were and could have been popular today.
Did you know the military is adopting the 6.5 Creedmoor for their weapon system? Here’s the guide on the popular 6.5 Creedmoor.
Long distance shooting is a bit like meteorology. You can go by feel, or you can make predictions to help you plan ahead. No plan survives the first contact, but it gives you a fighting chance at least! If you want to “call your shot” before you make them, a