There’s always a gap between marketing and the real world, especially when it comes to caliber performance. Ballistic charts.

Stretching your rifle’s legs can be satisfying, but the caliber you choose plays a big role in whether it’s... The post ...

The .280 Remington was a terrific flop when it was introduced, but it almost made a comeback under a different name ...

My wife and I did a 30-day hunt in Bechuanaland in the summer of 1966. We shipped plenty of rifles and ammunition, but somewhere along the way the alumi­num gun cases in which I had shipped our things ...

Revolvers like the Undercoverette are simple, reliable, and less prone to failure due to their design, making them ideal for self-defense. The 32 Magnum cartridge offers high velocity with lighter ...

Getting eliminations with Sniper Rifles in Escape from Tarkov can be quite satisfying. The weapons from this category can utilize ammunition of several calibers. If you get bored of using ARs, SMGs, ...

The Smith & Wesson 351 PD isn’t the most well-known revolver in the AirLite series, but I think it should be. The S&W Model 329 PD is more well known among hunters and wilderness travelers. Chambered ...

We're not recommending anyone shoot down a drone. That's illegal in Wyoming. But if someone needed to, a shotgun would be the right weapon, gun experts say. When a Wyoming state senator quipped that a ...

Fortune favors the bold, they say, and Winchester's latest cartridge introduction is about as bold as it gets in the rifle-ammo world. The brand-new 21 Sharp rimfire cartridge is meant to be an ...

When a person asks if a .22 Magnum is good for concealed carry, what they're wondering is if there's a way to get efficacy or something like it with less recoil. Well, this gets a little complicated.

I knew from the moment I heard about the Smith & Wesson M&P 22 Magnum that I was going to enjoy shooting the pistol. What I didn’t realize was the danger it posed to my ammunition budget and supply.

In America, speed is most often thought of in terms of miles per hour (mph). But when answering the question of how fast does a bullet travel, it’s best to think of speed in feet per second (fps).