Reloading the .303 British: Accurate Loads for Lee-Enfields and Modern Bolt Actions
The .303 British rewards the handloader with consistent, affordable performance that scarce factory ammo can't match. Here's how to reload it accurately for classic Lee-Enfields and modern bolt-action rifles.
Reloading the .358 Winchester: Oregon's Big-Bore Brush Cartridge for Timber Elk and Coastal Black Bear
The .358 Winchester never got the fame it deserved, but hunters who run it in Oregon's dense Cascades and Coast Range know exactly why this overlooked cartridge earns its keep.
Reloading the 6.5-284 Norma: The Long-Range Cartridge That Changed Competitive Shooting
The 6.5-284 Norma launched a revolution in long-range precision shooting and remains one of the flattest, most accurate hunting cartridges ever designed. Here's how to reload it right.
Reloading the .30 Carbine: Efficient Loads for the M1 Carbine and Ruger Blackhawk
The .30 Carbine is one of America's most historically significant cartridges — and one of the most overlooked in the handloader's library. Here's a practical guide to brass prep, powder selection, and load data for the M1 Carbine and Ruger Blackhawk revolver.
Reloading the 7.62x39: AK-Platform Loads for Deer Hunting and the Range
The 7.62x39 is one of the most abundant cartridges in the world—and one of the least-reloaded. Here's why it's worth handloading, and how to build accurate, hunting-capable loads for your AK, SKS, or CZ 527.
Reloading the .224 Valkyrie: Long-Range AR Loads for Deer, Varmints, and Competition
The .224 Valkyrie extends the AR-15 platform to genuine 1,000-yard capability. Here's how to handload it for maximum precision across hunting, varmint shooting, and PRS competition.
Reloading the .22 Hornet: Oregon's Classic Small-Bore Varmint Cartridge
The .22 Hornet is one of the oldest centerfire varmint cartridges still in production, and it's an excellent choice for Oregon ground squirrel hunters and small-game shooters who reload. Here's what you need to know.
Reloading the 6.5x55 Swedish Mauser: Old World Precision for Modern Hunters
The 6.5x55 Swedish has been killing big game cleanly since 1894. If you own one of these rifles, handloading unlocks its full potential — here's how to build loads that honor the cartridge's legendary reputation.
Reloading the .45 Colt: Classic Loads for Cowboy Action, Lever Guns, and Handgun Hunters
The .45 Colt is one of the most versatile handgun cartridges ever made — and one of the most misunderstood by modern reloaders. Here’s how to load it right for every purpose.
Reloading the .257 Roberts: A Forgotten Classic for Deer, Pronghorn, and Open-Country Hunting
The .257 Roberts never got the marketing budget of its competitors, but handloaders have known for decades that it's one of the finest deer and pronghorn cartridges ever chambered. Here's how to load it right.
Reloading the .338 Federal: Big-Game Performance in a Short-Action Package
The .338 Federal delivers .338-caliber terminal performance in a short-action rifle that weighs less and cycles faster than its magnum cousins. If you’re hunting elk in Oregon’s timber, it deserves a hard look — and it reloads beautifully.
Reloading the .40 S&W: Competition Loads for USPSA and Practical Defense Rounds
The .40 S&W remains one of the most reloadable handgun cartridges out there — high-volume competitors love it, and the defensive potential is real. Here is a practical guide to components, load data, and building both competition and duty-weight loads.