Two young hunters go on a deer hunt; learn how to reload your own ammunition. Enjoy the youth firearm season with two young hunters on a deer hunt and learn how to reload your own ammunition.

Mark Underwood considers how to read powder scales and measures accurately to get the best consistency from your ammunition.

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If there was ever a time to get serious about preparing for an ammunition shortage, it would have been about three years ago. Still, it might be wise to get (and learn to use) a reloading kit. Sure, ...

Reloading centerfire ammunition is a great way to spend the late days of winter. Although factory ammunition is satisfactory, reloading your own cartridges gives you absolute control over every ...

MIAMI - NOVEMBER 04: Raul Valdez gathers a handful of .223-caliber cartridges, measuring for boxes for shipping at Stone Hart Ammo Manufacturing Company November 4, 2009 in Miami, Florida. Ammunition ...

Key point: Making or reloading your own ammunition is a great way to experiment—if you do it safely. Longtime readers probably won’t find it shocking that I enjoy firing guns. Of the weapons I’ve ...

With the high cost of ammunition, some shooters and hunters are considering hand-loading their own ammunition. According to the National Shooting Sports Foundation, 17 percent of all shooters now ...

With soaring ammunition costs and shortages of cartridges on store shelves making headlines in recent months, more shooters have begun reloading their own ammunition, results from a national survey ...

Longtime readers probably won’t find it shocking that I enjoy firing guns. Of the weapons I’ve fired, the World War II-era Thompson submachine gun is my favorite. Not the Tommy, with its large barrel ...