With a large variety of .22 ammunition on the market, it's good to find the right fit for your rimfire pistol or rifle. Find some .22 at http://cabelas.xhuc.net/vXQYO.
Own a .44 Magnum revolver? Tom Gresham has a cartridge for you - the .44 Special.
The .375 H&H Magnum has been around since 1912, and can be used to hunt any and everything, from elephants to grizzly bears. Find yours at https://snp.link/36ca10b3.
One of Tom's all-time favorite cartridges... the .257 Roberts - A nice combination cartridge that's low recoil and works on most game from varmint to elk. Find it at https://snp.link/0bb00360.
The .280 Remington cartridge has survived a name change and lack of star power - If you've never considered it, give it a second look!
Kevin "KJ" Jarnagin went on an epic North American big game hunt, including elk and black bear in Canada, using only one cartridge - Black Hills Ammunition's 143 grain ELD-X in 6.5 Creedmoor.
Kevin "KJ" Jarnagin gets ready for an upcoming hog hunt on the windy plains of Oklahoma by sighting in his rifle with Federal Premium's .224 Valkyrie.
Kevin "KJ" Jarnagin discusses why he's shooting coyotes and hogs with Federal Premium's Fusion MSR 90 gr .224 Valkyrie over his former favorite, the 55 gr .22-250.
Ryan Gresham explains to new gun owners what the differences are between full metal jacket (FMJ) and jacketed hollow point (JHP) ammunition, and why you want to train with both, but carry hollow point in your every day carry gun.
DoubleTap Ammunition's Mike McNett shows off the .327 Federal Magnum and .32 H&R Magnum cartridge.
Is there much of a difference between 5.7 centerfire and .22Mag rimfire? Ryan Gresham examines the two cartridges at the range.
