The 6.5mm Creedmoor and its little brother, the 6mm Creedmoor provide accuracy and low recoil. It took a few years to gain traction, but the Creedmoor cartridges are probably the most successful rifle fodder shooters have seen in decades. You can’t go into a gun shop and swing a dead cat and not knock a […]
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Sweating Bullets: The workingman’s guide to do-it-yourself bullet casting to beat the ammo shortage! Over the past several months a lot of avid shooters have contended with shortages. You cannot find primers, and if you do they’re $50 to $80 per thousand. Powder is in short supply, too. I can’t remember the last time I
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Meet Rock River Arms’ .458 SOCOM big-bore–the hunter’s X factor to dropping big game in its tracks! Stick around and we’ll share some handloads to feed the beast, too. Marty ter Weeme’s .458 SOCOM brain child has been with us for more than two decades and its power and compatibility with the AR15-platform has created
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An aerial assault on West Texas crop-raiding feral hogs was a blast with a .300 AAC Blackout SBR. It’s hard to keep track of the number of rounds I have fired of the recently-popular .300 AAC Blackout cartridge and its older twin, the .300 Whisper, over the last few years. Most of the rounds fired
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ARs, PDWs and pistols in 300 Blackout are a hoot to shoot suppressed, but for the ultimate in quiet try a 300 Blackout in a bolt-action rifle. At the height of the Vietnam War, the U.S. military started toying around with a sub-sonic .30 caliber cartridge that could be fired from a M-16-type rifle. The
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