Cartridges of the World, 16th Edition

Auteur

W. Todd Woodard has been editor of Gun Tests magazine for over 15 years and is an avid rifle, handgun and shotgun shooter. He's the author of several books, including Brownell's Guide to 101 Gun Gadgets, and is a regular contributor to the *Gun Digest Annual as well as several firearms, outdoors, political and news publications.

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Serious shooters and reloaders will find the cartridges they love--and many they never dreamed of--in this newest edition of the most widely read cartridge reference book ever published.published.

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THE ESSENTIAL, COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO CARTRIDGES--PAST AND PRESENT!

Serious shooters and reloaders will find the cartridges they love--and many they never dreamed of--in this newest edition of the most widely read cartridge reference book ever published. From the latest introductions in standard American sporting cartridges, to the hottest proprietary rounds, and new authoritative feature articles by the gun industry's heavy hitters on cartridge design, application, selection, tips and idiosyncrasies, this book is packed with everything shooters, handloaders and cartridge collectors need to know.

Cartridges of the World, 16th Edition is packed with over 688 pages of concise information and data on old, new and currently manufactured ammo. Heavily illustrated with more than 1,500 photos, this book is the ultimate guide for gun owners interested in current and historical ammunition for handguns, rifles and shotguns.

With 50 new cartridges, from the latest cutting-edge factory loads to wildcats that will set ballistic trends for years to come, plus updated cartridge descriptions and the newly expanded full-color feature article section, Cartridges of the World, 16th Edition is the most comprehensive reference of its kind, and a must-have for every firearms owner--from beginner to advanced.

IT'S ALL HERE!

• 50 new cartridges
• Full-color feature story section
• Trendsetting wildcats
• Updated spec and reference charts
• Expert advice on handloads and cartridge selection