The .25-06 grew in popularity until finally, in 1969 Remington adopted and introduced the cartridge as the .25-06 Remington. The .25-06 has the distinction of being the first wildcat to …

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History Based on the 6mm Lee Navy case necked down to .224 the 220 Swift was released by Winchester in 1935 for the Model 54 bolt action rifle. The Swift gained a reputation of giving …

History In 2004 Winchester announced the introduction of a third cartridge to be added to their Super Short Magnum line, the .25 WSSM. Two years later, the entire line of WSSM rifle …

History The .250 Savage was designed by U.S wildcatter and cartridge designer Charles Newton for the Savage model 99 lever action rifle. The premise behind the .250 design was to utilize a …

The 6.5-06 is an excellent cartridge and somewhat under utilized, having distinct advantages in comparison to the .25-06. For its mild recoil, the 6.5-06 delivers excellent extended range …

History The .25-08 wildcat first appeared in the mid to late 1950's. Its creation was inspired by the efficient .308 Winchester cartridge and its commercial sibling, the .243. Vernon Speer, founder …

The 110 grain Accubond is, like Hornady’s InterBond, designed to be launched at .25-06 velocities. The Accubond is a good performer out to moderate ranges when used in the …

History All though ballistics studies may appear to be a relatively new field of research; it is as old as man himself. One of the first technological breakthroughs in arms was the invention of the …

Factory Ammunition The two major sporting ammunition manufacturers that offer light medium game loads for the .223 are Federal and Winchester. Federal offer a 64 grain soft point at …