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Questions surrounding ammunition are as numerous as spent shells at a shooting range.What’s the best hunting and shooting ammo to use; which is the most cost efficient; how do weather conditions affect performance; who are the most trusted ammo manufacturers…

Just as cars are tested before hitting the showroom floor, ammunition is put through the paces before it ends up in your firearm of choice. Gun owners can also conduct their own tests, albeit in a less controlled manner, to

If you’re shooting your firearm in an indoor range, you don’t have to worry about weather conditions and altitude. Wherever you happen to be, the controlled environment remains the same. Such is not the case in the great outdoors, where

If you get a bang out of collecting vintage ammo, there are some guidelines to follow. These will help you set your sights on some prime targets. Estate sales are a good place to find vintage ammunition. Look for those

Ray guns and lasers were touted as the weapons of the future, with Buck Rogers lighting the way, so to speak, on the silver screen and in comic books in the early part of the 20th century. Although lasers are

As summer turns to fall, nature and people implement various changes to coincide with the new season. Leaves turn from green to various shades of red, yellow, orange, and brown before floating to the ground. Home runs take a back

For the experienced firearms aficionado, there are a number of factors to consider when gunning for top performance and accuracy with sports shooting and hunting. Among these are the shooter’s visual perception, fine motor skills, and psychological profile. From the

Professional athletes and actors are masters at making their craft look easy, belying the many hours of work and practice they invest in perfecting their skills. Similarly, the firing of a gun looks easy. You pull the trigger and the

Early explorers often ventured into uncharted territory. Nowadays, those exploring the world of ammunition can arm themselves with knowledge that is off the charts. A bullet caliber size chart shows a measurement in inches and millimeters of the most common

Just as you don’t want to kill a fly with a bazooka, the same holds true for dispatching small game.  A .300 Winchester bullet will bring down a feral hog, but it’s likely to turn their smaller brethren into minute