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25 WSSM Ballistics

August 18, 2021 By GunnersDen

25 WSSM History: The 25 Winchester Super Short Magnum is a relatively new center fire rifle cartridge developed in partnership with Browning Arms Company and Winchester ammunition. It made its debut and was introduced to the shooting public in 2004. The newer .257″ short magnum cartridge was originally chambered in Winchester’s Model 70 bolt action […]

Filed Under: Ballistics, Hunting Tagged With: 25, 25 wssm, ammo, ammunition, quarter bore, rifle, super short magnum

270 WSM Ballistics

August 2, 2021 By Joshua Gillem

270 WSM: The 270 Winchester Short Magnum is a relatively new center fire rifle cartridge developed in partnership with Browning Arms Company and Winchester ammunition. It made its debut and was introduced to the shooting public in 2001. The new .277″ short magnum cartridge is chambered in Winchester’s Model 70 bolt action rifle. The 270 WSM is a commercial cartridge […]

Filed Under: Ballistics, Gun Info, Hunting Tagged With: 270, ammo, ammunition, cartridge, rifle, short magnum, wsm

444 Marlin Ballistics Chart and Cartridge Guide

July 29, 2021 By Joshua Gillem

The 444 Marlin cartridge was introduced to the public in 1964 in a collaboration between Remington and Marlin. The 444 Marlin cartridge is a semi-rimmed, tapered, straight-walled cartridge that is an excellent short to medium range rifle round. It is capable of taking all of the north-American game animals within its big bore range capabilities. […]

Filed Under: Ballistics, Gun Info, Hunting Tagged With: 444, ammunition, ballistics, marlin, rifle

22-250 Remington Ballistics and Cartridge Guide

July 14, 2021 By Joshua Gillem

22-250 Remington: The 22-250 Remington began as a wildcat cartridge based on the 250 Savage necked down to .224″ caliber. In 1937 J.E. Gebby put a 28 degree shoulder angle on the wildcat cartridge and named his cartridge, Varminter. This cartridge was later adopted by Remington and went into general production in 1965 as the 22-250 […]

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Can My Gun Shoot +P Ammo?

July 12, 2021 By Joshua Gillem

There are quite a lot of different types of ammunition available to you for both target practice and self-defense purposes. One of the most popular questions we see on the internet in the gun forums and on Facebook gun groups is this — Can I shoot +P Ammo in my gun? Probably. Many of today’s […]

Filed Under: Ballistics, Defensive Gun, Gun Info Tagged With: +p, ammo, ammunition, gun info, plus p

260 Remington Ballistics Charts and Cartridge Guide

July 5, 2021 By Joshua Gillem

The 260 Remington centerfire rifle cartridge was introduced to the shooting public in 1997 by Remington. Remington’s 260 rifle cartridge case is based on the 6.5-08 wildcat, which was a 308 Winchester case, necked down to accept .264″ caliber bullets. The 260 Remington is an excellent, accurate, low recoil, flat shooting cartridge and it is […]

Filed Under: Ballistics, Gun Info Tagged With: 260 remington, ammo, ammunition, ballistics

6mm Remington (244 Remington) Ballistics

June 28, 2021 By Joshua Gillem

6mm Remington (244 Remington) The 6mm Remington is based on the 7x57mm case necked down to .243 caliber and the shoulder angle increased by about 6 degrees.  Remington introduced this cartridge first in 1955 under a different name, the 244 Remington. In 1963 Remington reintroduced this cartridge as the now popular 6mm Remington. The 6mm Remington […]

Filed Under: Ballistics, Gun Info Tagged With: 6mm, ammo, ammunition, ballistics, info

9mm Winchester Ammo Recall Issued

June 23, 2021 By Joshua Gillem

Winchester has recalled several lots of 9mm Luger with projectiles of 115 grains, both ball ammo and JHP ammunition. The details are as follows: Any ammunition with the following symbols and lot numbers purchased after March 25, 2021 should not be used: Symbols: Q4172, RED9, USA9JHP, USA9MMVP, USA9W, WW9B Lot Numbers:SC03LD44, SC03LD45, SC03LD46, SC03LD47SC13LD1, SC13LD6, […]

Filed Under: Breaking News, Ammo, Gun Info, Industry News Tagged With: 9mm, ammo, ammunition, Winchester

40 S&W VS 45 ACP Ballistics and Other Info

June 21, 2021 By Joshua Gillem

45 Auto VS 40 S&W … The caliber wars rage on, but we don’t participate in them the way the rest of the industry does. Instead of picking out a straight up winner, we like to look at things a bit differently. This time we’ll be comparing 45 ACP vs 40 S&W to see which […]

Filed Under: Ballistics, Concealed Carry, Gun Info Tagged With: ammo, ammunition, ballistics, concealed carry, handgun, self-defense

257 Weatherby Magnum Ballistics

June 14, 2021 By GunnersDen

257 Weatherby Magnum: The 257 Weatherby Magnum was introduced to the public in the mid 1940’s by Roy Weatherby as one of his original cartridges and his personal favorite as well. The 257 Weatherby Magnum cartridge case itself is the 300 H&H magnum case that has been necked down to 25 caliber. It was blown […]

Filed Under: Ballistics Tagged With: 257 weatherby, ammo, ammunition, chart, magnum, rifle ballistics

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