Ammunition

Review: Taylor’s & Company 1860 Army Snubnose

The lure of black powder revolvers is a strong one with some shooters. I sometimes enjoy firing the cap-and-ball revolvers.…Read More >

There are times when enough caliber is mandatory. For most of us, this thought occurs when we consider being faced…Read More >

As most of you are aware, this is a question often brought up in gun circles. Admittedly, it is mostly…Read More >

Pistol dies are available in two types, steel and carbide. While some reloaders and handloaders will still use steel dies,…Read More >

There are some calibers that just go unnoticed or lose popularity to more modern cartridges. However, this does not mean…Read More >

The .45 ACP cartridge was introduced in 1905, not in 1911 as commonly stated, and the 9mm Luger came along…Read More >

There are two basic types of rifle dies that are needed to complete the reloading process: The first is the…Read More >

In a recent article, I covered the pros and cons of many rounds that are commonly used for self-defense. Due…Read More >

As any of us who attended high school know, some people (or things) are more popular than others. Sometimes there…Read More >

Powder measures and scales are used to ensure that the proper charge of powder is loaded into each case during…Read More >