The fascinating history of the mid-20th century struggle between the 243 Winchester and 244/6mm Remington cartridges for the hearts and wallets of American hunters.

The 300 WSM has proven to be the short-action equal of the longer 300 Win. Mag., making it suitable for hunting just about anything, anywhere.

Contrary to popular myth, the wind doesn’t blow light bullets more than heavy bullets. Something else is directing bullets far off target in big winds. This blog explains what.

Zeroing a rifle for maximum point blank range can keep you on targets for perfect hits out to 300, perhaps even 400 yards without the need for ranging precisely, dialing turrets, or choosing sub-reticles.

Is the 207 Winchester real? No, but a typo had some wondering. The real wonder is if the 270 Winchester is better than the 6.5 Creedmoor, and surprise!