Ammunition
6.5 Grendel vs 308
If you’re looking for a reliable hunting and distance shooting round for an AR-platform rifle, the 6.5 Grendel and the…Read More >
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If you’re looking for a reliable hunting and distance shooting round for an AR-platform rifle, the 6.5 Grendel and the…Read More >
The continued onslaught of new cartridges has not left any caliber class untouched it seems. Currently both shooters and hunters…Read More >
If you own an AR-15, you are well acquainted with the 5.56 NATO. Along with its civilian sibling, the .223…Read More >
Federal Ammunition introduced its new 7mm Backcountry cartridge in January, 2025. Why? Does the industry need yet another 7mm rifle…Read More >
Maybe you’ve purchased a 6.5 Grendel package for your AR-15. Perhaps you’re considering an AR, but you can’t decide on…Read More >
Pretty much everyone agrees that 12 gauge stops threats in their tracks. Unfortunately, large bore shotguns come with heavy recoil.…Read More >
Since the 300 PRC hit the market in 2018 there has been constant debate as to its need. After all…Read More >
The pronghorn buck was a good one. I had not seen him since mid-summer, three months ago, and had decided…Read More >
My PH (Professional Hunter) and I were glassing across a long valley filled with camel thorn and acacia to the…Read More >
Have you ever read or been told that shooting steel-cased ammo out of your AR-15 is not good? Older, steel-cased ammo like Brown Bear is lacquer-coated and may cause issues down the road. However, there is nothing wrong with shooting steel-cased ammo from your AR. In this article, Cheaper Than Dirt debunks the myth that shooting steel-cased ammo is bad. After reading “Shooting Steel Cased Ammo in Your AR-15,” you will be saving money shooting cheap ammo without developing problems in your rifle.