.35 Remington cartridge review: Modern ballistics have found solutions to many problems, but Bruce Potts finds a century-old cartridge able to stand its ground in close-range stalking. Read more
Palmisano Pindell Cartridge review: The .17 PPC is an ideal cartridge for vermin control. Read more
Pigeon shooting cartridges review: This winter’s prolonged spell of cold weather has given our woodpigeon flocks a real hunger. Read more
The .22 centrefire may have a bad reputation for deer work, but with prudent bullet choice it is certainly up to the job. Read more
Winchester .270 cartridge: Calibres come in and out of fashion in the fickle world of ballistics, but with the right bullet, the .270 will give you more than retro chic. Read more
The .20 Tactical calibre is often considered as the best pest control round for British shooters. Will manufacturers ever make the rifles to match it? Read more
Clay pigeon shooting this summer at a game or country show? Charles looks at a selection of fibre-wad shotgun cartridges to use on the day. Read more
The .260 Remington rifle cartridge is a versatile little bullet that is ideal as both a fox and deer round. Read more
Why is the .22 Hornet calibre so underrated for rifle shooting? It achieves great results and is economical both with powder charges and noise. Read more
The .338 BR is just the thing for the deer stalking enthusiast who wants a calibre that can produce one-shot kills without damaging the meat. Read more
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Don't miss this week's issue (on sale Wednesday 1st February). FREE PRIZE DRAW - it is week 3 of our great "Gun a Week" competition, see P53 for further details and how to enter! Plus, who is top dog? Paul Rawlings reports on the 2012 Cocker Spaniel Championship. Get down to your newsagents and buy your copy today!
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