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Though many deer hunters consider it too small, the .223 has taken countless whitetail deer. Here’s why you should consider it ...

Keeping pests in check on your property is less about raw power and more about choosing tools you can afford to shoot often and accurately. If you are burning through ammunition every week on ...

I tested the stainless steel .243 version of this new model of the iconic Tikka last year when it was launched but I wanted to test the entry-level version, too, which is, let’s face it, the industry ...

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This post may contain links from our sponsors and affiliates, and Flywheel Publishing may receive compensation for actions taken through them. Once the best-selling type of firearm in the United ...

The general shooting public has always tried to get better value for their buck. Occasionally, these “value” guns are so cheaply constructed that they inspire little to no confidence and have limited ...

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The 22-250 vs 223 is a great cartridge comparison because both use the same diameter bullets and both are stellar choices for varmint and predator hunting . The 22-250 Remington is the older cartridge ...

Two of the most popular cartridges today are nearly identical and sometimes considered transposable, but when looking at 5.56 vs .223, there are some key differences. The .223 Remington started as a ...