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I hope you enjoy the multitude of topics that we cover. Everything from camera gear reviews, cartridge talks, firearms gear reviews and hunting stories.
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The Weekly Cartridge – The .257 Roberts.
The .257 Roberts. A Quarter bore to remember. Created as a wildcat in the 1920’s by Ned Roberts this cartridge would eventually be adopted and released commercially by Remington Arms. (With a few minor tweaks.) Still named after the man who created the wildcat itself.
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What Makes the .460 Weatherby Magnum So Powerful? Ballistics & Hunting Insights
Designed by Roy Weatherby in 1957 the .460 Weatherby Magnum is an amazing dangerous game cartridge. It packs a punch with the 450gr and 500gr factory loaded ammunition.
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The Weekly Cartridge – The .270 Winchester, Deer Slayer.
The .270 Winchester. One of the most prolific deer slayers on the planet. Designed in 1923 and released in 1925. Eventually it become very popular with American hunters.
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The Weekly Cartridge – The 6.5×55 Swedish
The 6.5×55 Swedish. One of my personal favourites and a true heritage classic. Used by both military and civilians this cartridge has a long standing history in both worlds. Still used commonly across Europe this cartridge is great and I would push anyone into its direction.
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The Weekly Cartridge – The .50 Alaskan.
The .50 Alaskan. A unique offering that surprised me but sounds like it gives one heck of a thump when loaded properly. The .50 Alaskan is typically found in lever guns only.
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