My First .25-06 And My Last .25-06

Layne started shooting the .25-06 Remington when it was a wildcat more than four decades ago,

Layne Simpson

A Modest Proposal

In my quixotic quest for a simple answer to the military cartridge question, I have learned a

Greg Rodriguez

RWS .308 ID Classic Ammo

By Shooting Times Staff Report Designed for taking both lightweight and

Shooting Times Staff Report

New Barnes Tipped Triple-Shock X-Bullet

Last October, Jessica Brooks, the media relations rep for Barnes Bullets, called and

Lane Pearce

A Tip on Slug Performance

Remington's new AccuTip shotgun slug looks like something from a ballistic missile

J. Guthrie

Marvelous Mediums

Perhaps it is a result of all the time I've spent in Africa, but at least for big game, tiny

Greg Rodriguez

The 100-Yard Rule

For a truly long-range shot, the most important ammunition consideration is sufficient

G&A Staff

Revising The Standards For Police Ammo Gelatin Tests

Last month, I left you with a shocking revelation: In 1974, the Dallas Crime Lab

Allan Jones

Statistics Is Not A Dirty Word

On several occasions, I've worked up a rifle load that shot a nice five-shot group and then

Allan Jones

Velocity-To-Charge Ratio: A Good Way To Work Up Safe Loads

A couple of situations have occurred recently that reminded me of the fact you can always

Lane Pearce

Make Mine A .338

By Lane Pearce Rifles in .338-caliber have long been among my favorites. I

Lane Pearce

Stippling: An Easy Alternative To Checkering

By Reid Coffield I love checkering. It doesn't matter if the pattern is plain