6MM REMINGTON Winchester and Remington went head to head with their 6mm introductions. Already competing with the famous quarter bore cartridge for medium game, both variants had their work cut Read More…

.222 REMINGTON The 222 Remington represents little advantage over the 223 Remington. Even though they have both been in circulation for more than 50 years, the 222 is still asked Read More…

22 HORNET Unless you have only recently taken up shooting, chances are you have owned or shot a 22 Hornet. Chambered in rifles such as the Brno, Martini conversions, Lithgow Read More…

CARTRIDGE REVIEW – 6MM BR 6mm Norma BR is a standardised version of a wild cat that existed for some time. Remington were the first to try and attempt to Read More…

Remington rifles are renown for having a slightly shorter magazine than other manufacturers of 308 rifles. This, combined with a slightly longer throat, means that it is often difficult to Read More…

CARTRIDGE OF THE WEEK American Eagle 22LR Suppressor! ‘Suppressors’ are prohibited in Western Australia, but that isn’t to say that the ammunition manufactured for firearms with suppressors doesn’t serve a Read More…

CARTRIDGE OF THE WEEK 17HMR – Hornady V-Max The 17HMR is one of the latest rim fire cartridges available, being made this century. It immediately took off as it provided Read More…

CARTRIDGE OF THE WEEK .30-06 Springfield The 30-06 Springfield needs little introduction. Invented in 1906, this cartridge was used during both World Wars and countless sporting rifles. To date it Read More…

CARTRIDGE OF THE WEEK 243 WINCHESTER Introduced in 1955 by Winchester, the 243 Winchester was quickly found to be an excellent cartridge. In the same year Remington came out with Read More…