Ammunition Advice

Today, PMC ammo is known and used worldwide. But how did it come to be? PMC ammunition is made by one of the main South Korean defense product manufacturing companies — the Poongsan Corporation. Established in 1968, the Poongsan Corporation was, and still is, known for producing fabricated nonferrous material and precision forging. By 1973, […]

In 1975, Cascade Cartridge Inc. (CCI) developed the first high-performance, hyper-velocity .22 caliber Long Rifle (LR) rimfire ammunition — the CCI Stinger. The .22 rimfire LR has been around for a while. It got its start way back in 1845, which makes it the oldest reliable round still manufactured today.  Safe to say, the .22

The 7.62 x 25mm (known as 7.62 x 25mm Tokarev) is a Russian, rimless, high-velocity, low caliber, bottlenecked pistol cartridge that was mostly used in ex-Soviet states and China. However, after the Cold War ended, many weapons — especially pistols — from those former Soviet states became available worldwide, creating the demand that helped this

The 5.7x28mm caliber high-velocity round was developed in response to a NATO request to replace the 9mm cartridge.  The manufacturer, FN, first used the 5.7x28mm for its Five-seveN pistol and P90 personal defense weapon.  Fact: The Ruger-57 soon followed as the next handgun model designed to use 5.7x28mm ammo. FN’s NATO deal fell through because

Which AR-15 Caliber is right for home defense?

The debate of 45 ACP vs 9mm stems from many factors, but in reality, it boils down to two major schools of thought. Do you want more rounds of faster-moving, lower weight ammo in your magazine, or would you prefer to have fewer rounds of slow-moving, heavier bullets in the magazine?

Given the popularity, you would think the only choice is a 9mm Luger gun; this is not true. Today, we are comparing two options: 380 vs 9mm.

We opted to compare 40 S&W vs 9mm ammo to help the beginner handgun owner choose the ammo that should work the best for them.

Today, we’ll be comparing the .38 Special to the 9mm Luger caliber. It might seem like an easy comparison on the surface. It’s anything but that.