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Ranges at the Wildlife Committee of Washington club are some true gems in the Pacific Northwest.

Vintage Military Rifle enthusiasts shouldn’t count out the venerable .30-40 Krag. Here’s why.

The WWII Japanese Type 38 dates back to 1897. It’s comparatively mild 6.5x50 cartridge may suit the recoil-shy

Is there any real benefit of the no lube groove (NLG) design? Or are they just trendy because that’s what everyone else seems to be making? There is no quick recipe for accuracy, instead you must try different loads to see what works best in your gun

Polymer is the hot new coating for lead bullets.

In 1935, manufacturers finally produced a handgun with ammunition designed for daily operation in the 40,000-psi range.

Several variables can affect the uniformity of metered powder charges.