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The absence of a physical SHOT Show this year didn’t keep manufacturers from releasing great new products. Here’s an inside look at some of our favorites.

Federal has added .38 Spl., .380 Auto and 10 mm Auto to its Syntech Range line of ammunition.

Released in 1993 for IPSC and USPSA Limited-division competitive shooters as a major power factor round, the .356 TSW produces a 182-power factor. Later on, IPSC and USPSA would rule that a cartridge had to be at least .40 cal. to qualify for major power factor in Limited division, leaving the .356 TSW without an audience and essentially doomed.

Barnaul’s new 9 mm subsonic steel-case cartridge is a new option for Minor Power Factor competitive shooters.

The match will coincide with a NRA Silhouette BPCR Regional.

Reloading is a fun and rewarding hobby that allows shooters to customize loads to specific needs and extend their love of shooting into another pastime.

There’s a good reason why the “obsolete” .38 Long Colt and .38 Short Colt are gaining popularity among today’s action pistol revolver competitors.

Browning Ammunition in 28 Nosler offers excellent long-range accuracy with bullet weights suitable for most medium- and large-size game.

All about this interesting wildcat cartridge.