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Have plastic shotshells and wads met their end?Not Easy Being Green

For as long as there have been shotshells, they have been loaded basically the same way....View Article


Stepping back in time can equal a step forward in satisfaction.Flint and Frizzen

As a man gets older, Christmas takes on a much different meaning. The early-morning excitement is replaced by anxiousness over how much it all costs....View Article


In some ways, the 8x57 Mauser spurred development of infantry loads for the U.S. Army. 8x57 Mauser

Paul Mauser's Model 1888 rifle was really a modified Mannlicher, not as stout as the Mauser that replaced it a decade later....View Article


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Elk Rifles and Cartridges
Elk haven't really changed, but what we use for them sure has.View article
What's New In Rifles 2010
A quick look at some of the new offerings spotted at the 2010 SHOT Show in Las Vegas.View article
.22 Hornet
This short-range varmint round is for hunters.View article
The 6.5x55 Swedish Mauser
One of the first small-bore smokeless cartridges for military bolt rifles, the 6.5x55 was developed jointly by Sweden and Norway in 1894.View article
Who Needs A 12 Gauge?
The 20's plenty--with one exception.View article
Savage Precision Carbine
Sporting rifle or tactical? Label it either. Label it accurate. Label it a great buy.View article