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300 HAM’R

The 300 Ham’r was developed by Bill Wilson from Wilson Tactical to provide a cartridge that could work through a standard AR15 but with the terminal performance of the 30-30 Winchester. The original design for this cartridge was also called the 30-30AR with the case...

500 CYRUS

The 500 Cyrus was developed by wildcatter Michael Cyrus of Cross Outdoors, Prichard, WV. The idea was to provide a big-bore rifle with a shortened action of less than 3 inches that would be capapble of giving 470 Nitro type stopping power, as well as to take advantage...

300 AMERICAN

The 300 American is dimensionally like the .30 Remington AR that was introduced by Remington and others in 2008. It has the slight rebated rim to fit the AR bolt face. It is not known if the name would have been confusing as there already existed a 30 American, which...

30-06 CCC

   Originally designed by Ralph Waldo Miller in the early 1940’s. His radical design had a single radius transition from shoulder to neck. The first cartridges of his design bore the name of M.V.F. (Miller Venturied Freebore). Later on, he teamed up with E....

30 WARE WOLF

HBR (Hunter Bench Rest) class cartridge named for gunsmith Stan Ware, it is basically a 308 Winchester case shortened .165", retaining the 20-degree shoulder angle but with the neck shortened .025" resulting in a C/L of 1.830". It is very similar in appearance to the...

500 A-SQUARE

The A-Square series of cartridges was designed in 1974 by Col. Arthur Alphin after a hunting incident with Cape buffalo using the .458 Winchester Magnum. He first designed the .500 A-Square to provide maximum stopping power. In order to gain more powder capacity and...

50 McMURDO

   Many 50-caliber competitors consider the case volume of the original BMG cartridge to be more than adequate for 1000 yard shooting and they seek improvements in the form of more precision rather than added velocity. Taking a page from the small caliber...