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Reloading 224 Valkyrie: Achieving Sub-MOA Accuracy

Reloading 224 Valkyrie: Achieving Sub-MOA Accuracy

After a long journey over most of a year, our resident handloader finds some success...
Review: The 22 Nosler

Review: The 22 Nosler

The AR-15 platform can be found in dozens of popular cartridges, but the new 22...
Range Review: Hornady A-Tip Bullets

Range Review: Hornady A-Tip Bullets

In the search for greater consistency, accuracy and precision in long-range rounds, Hornady developed its...
Reloading for Semi-Automatic Rifles: Dos and Don'ts

Reloading for Semi-Automatic Rifles: Dos and Don'ts

Reloading for a semi-automatic platform like the popular AR-15 requires some considerations that aren't present...
Building vs. Buying an AR-15

Building vs. Buying an AR-15

Whether you're looking for your first AR-15 or building your tenth, it's still worth asking...
Review: Lyman Brass Smith Case Trim Xpress

Review: Lyman Brass Smith Case Trim Xpress

Looking to streamline your reloading process? The Lyman Brass Smith Case Trim Xpress makes trimming...
First Look: Hornady A-Tip Match Bullets

First Look: Hornady A-Tip Match Bullets

In an effort to provide higher ballistic coefficients, minimized drag and greater consistency from bullet...
Large- or Small-Rifle Primers: Which is Better?

Large- or Small-Rifle Primers: Which is Better?

Handloaders of the 6.5 Creedmoor have yet another option to explore, thanks to Starline's brass...
224 Valkyrie Handloading: Working With Different Barrel Twist Rates

224 Valkyrie Handloading: Working With Different Barrel Twist Rates

To combat the finicky nature of our 224 Valkyrie handloads, we decided to try using...
Reloading 224 Valkyrie: Lessons Learned

Reloading 224 Valkyrie: Lessons Learned

With the launch of 224 Valkyrie, handloaders across the country began experimenting with this new...
Experimenting With 5.45x39mm: Problems & Potential Uses

Experimenting With 5.45x39mm: Problems & Potential Uses

American shooters are familiar with that most Russian of rifle ammo, the 7.62x39mm, but what...
'Identical' AR-15 Upper Receivers: Are They Really the Same?

'Identical' AR-15 Upper Receivers: Are They Really the Same?

Think all models of a rifle are exactly the same? We did a handloading test...
Top AR-15 Chamberings: 8 Great Do-It-All Loads

Top AR-15 Chamberings: 8 Great Do-It-All Loads

While most firearm enthusiasts know an AR-pattern rifle by sight, few can identify the best...
Review: Howa Model 1500 APC Chassis Rifle

Review: Howa Model 1500 APC Chassis Rifle

Getting into the long-range game just got a lot less expensive thanks to the Howa...
Field Review: Hornady .300 PRC

Field Review: Hornady .300 PRC

The editor-in-chief of NRA's American Hunter got to use the all-new Hornady .300 PRC in...
3 Warning Signs on Your Range Brass

3 Warning Signs on Your Range Brass

How do you know when you're having ammo trouble? Check out these warning signs on...
Review: Western Powders' Handloading Guide

Review: Western Powders' Handloading Guide

Western Powders offers its first, long-awaited resource for reloaders with the launch of its first-ever...
First Look: SIG Sauer Pistol & Rifle Reloading Brass

First Look: SIG Sauer Pistol & Rifle Reloading Brass

Stepping beyond its ammunition offerings, SIG Sauer is now providing handloaders with precision-made brass cases...
First Look: Lyman Brass Reloading Press Kits

First Look: Lyman Brass Reloading Press Kits

Three reloading setups are available from Lyman Products in 2018, each offering a different press...
Review: The .22 TCM Cartridge

Review: The .22 TCM Cartridge

Sometimes the reason for a cartridge is that it’s a lot of fun. Enter the...
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