Ammunition
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Case Histories: 8mm Remington Magnum
Wheelwrite looks at a more than adequate cartridge that takes some of its inspiration from the classic 300 Win Mag

Bisley Pellets

Norma 40-grain 223 Remington
Pete Moore looks at some top class varmint ammo in the form of the Norma, 40-grain V-MAX load

Case Histories: 45-70
Wheelwrite looks at possibly the oldest cartridge that is still in production today and shows no signs of quitting

Aguila .22 Rimfire Ammunition
Tim Finley tries some new (and reasonably priced) Aguila .22 rimfire ammunition for tactical target and mini-rifle competition

Slugs or snakes

Case Histories: 303 British
Wheelwrite takes a look at that quintessential British calibre; the good old .303, one of the last rimmed service cartridges ever.

Hornady 150 grain superperformance
Pete Moore see’s what Hornady’s SuperFormance ammo can do in 308 with their new GMX bullet

LEE Auto Prime XR

17 Ackley Hornet

Hornady Superformance 90-grain 25-06 Rem
Pete Moore checks out a super-fast 25-06 Rem load from Hornady’s Superformance range

Wildcatting: Tiny Terror
Bruce Potts introduces us to a .14” calibre centrefire, which as he says uses bullets the size of mouse droppings

.50 Beowulf
Going from the sublime to what some might see as the ridiculous Pete Moore looks at the mighty, .50” calibre Beowulf cartridge