Ron Spomer

If you shoot the .223 Rem, .300 Blackout or .204 Ruger, you have the .222 to thank

The .220 Swift is still the fastest commercial rifle cartridge in the world. So why didn’t it catch on with North America hunters?

It has never been the most popular lever gun load, but the .300 Savage retains more energy at longer distances than its closest competitors

After years of hard work, it’s time to buy a high-quality centerfire. But what rifle should you pick?

Factory loads are convenient, but you will learn more about rifle accuracy from handloads

Many hunters hold the 6.5 in high regard, but there are plenty of cartridges that outshoot the Creedmoor

Learning to shoot more accurately when an animal—not a paper target—is in your crosshairs on a hunt

This load penetrates deep and offers light recoil for a .33-caliber bullet

Most hunters dial in their centerfires at 100 yards, but you should sight in a rifle at a distance that fits your shooting capabilities and the game you will be pursuing

Having issues sighting in your rifle? Here’s the cure