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With the .22 LR ammo shortage in the rearview, it's time to take a look at some new rounds on the market, as well as some comebacks. Here's how they performed.

For years, steel plate racks have been large, expensive target setups out of the reach of normal shooters. With the CTS DIY Plate Rack, all that's changed.

Instead of using magnesium for illumination, like standard tracer rounds, Streak Visual Ammunition uses a phosphor-based compound that doesn't produce any fire risk. We took it to the range to see how it performed.

In the search for greater consistency, accuracy and precision in long-range rounds, Hornady developed its line of A-Tip bullets, giving handloaders a bullet that's custom-machined for improved ballistic performance.

After a long journey over most of a year, our resident handloader finds some success with his 224 Valkyrie handloads. See how it ends up here.

Following the release of the 350 Legend cartridge, Winchester launched a purpose-built bolt-action rifle for the round in the form of the Winchester XPR.

Offering tremendous value for feature-rich optics, Primary Arms' Platinum line of scopes brings a higher level of function in a more affordable optic.

Remington’s bolt-action chassis gun, the PCR, is built for the long-range enthusiast and available at a reasonable price.

Frank Melloni recently reviewed Smart Firearms' new SF-M4, a training rifle that's great for practice firearms handling in the midst of an ammo shortage.