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Opening weekend of deer hunting came — and went — with nary a shot fired from my rifle, a Savage American Classic in .308 Winchester, or either of my handguns, a vintage Model 57 S&W in .41 Magnum and my Ruger MKIV in .22 Long Rifle.
An examination of two classic hunting cartridges, the .270 vs .308, highlights the old “flatter shooting vs heavier bullet” debate.
We put over 20 different loads to the test to help you decide what the best 5.56 ammo will be for your applications.
Monolithic copper bullets offer hunters a lead-free alternative to more traditional rounds. Here we'll examine how these projectiles work, as well as their performance in the field.
Lead-free bullets and accuracy Q: Will my .243 Win rifle shoot lead-free bullets accurately if lead is banned? A: Accuracy and terminal ballistic issues from switching to lead-free bullets, and the implications to shooters here in Britain, are posing a problem. It is important to understand that lead-free bullets have characteristics that will influence how well your rifle will shoot them. Weight for weight, a lead-free bullet of the same weight and calibre will be longer because copper (lead-free) is lighter than lead. This means rifle barrels need a faster twist rate to stabilise these bull...