Calibers

Cartridges designed to fire this type of projectile typically deliver devastating speed and and shock-effect. The lower weight ranges of the projectiles are limiting the size of game and range at which you can effectively use these types of cartridges. These cartridges are regarded as excellent varmint and bird hunting calibers.

Perhaps the most widely used hunting bullet is the 30-caliber bullet, usually fired from a 308 Winchester or a 30-06 Springfield, but the options are endless. While these cartridges enjoy widespread hunting usage, there remains a strong community of competitive target shooters as well. The typical games that are hunted with a 30-caliber bullet fall into the medium game category, but even large herbivors like Moose are apropriate to hunt with this caliber.

These calibers are known for their high energy, excellent long-range performance, and deep penetration. Commonly used for big game hunting and long-range precision shooting, .338 calibers deliver outstanding ballistic efficiency and reliable performance in demanding conditions.

6 mm caliber refers to a family of rifle cartridges using bullets with a diameter of 6 millimeters (0.243"). Known for their high velocity, flat trajectory, and excellent accuracy, 6 mm calibers are widely used for hunting, target shooting, and competition. They offer an effective balance between precision, manageable recoil, and ballistic performance, making them a popular choice for both long-range shooting and medium-sized game.

One of the most popular match calibers, the 6,5mm bullet has excellent aerodynamic properties and good sectional density which give it good ballistic potential.

Known for their high ballistic efficiency, flat trajectory, and excellent long-range accuracy, 7 mm calibers are widely used for hunting and precision shooting. They offer an effective balance of velocity, energy retention, and manageable recoil, making them a popular choice for medium to large game and long-range applications.

These calibers are known for their strong energy delivery, good penetration, and dependable performance. Commonly used in traditional and military-derived cartridges, 7.7 mm calibers are well suited for hunting medium to large game and for shooters seeking robust, proven ballistic characteristics.

Known for their strong energy, deep penetration, and reliable terminal performance, 8 mm calibers have a long history in both hunting and military applications. They are well suited for hunting medium to large game, offering effective stopping power and consistent performance across a wide range of conditions.

10 mm caliber refers to a family of cartridges with bullets measuring 10 millimeters (0.394") in diameter. Known for their high energy, flat trajectory, and strong stopping power, 10 mm calibers are popular for hunting large game, self-defense, and some specialized sporting applications. They deliver robust performance with significant penetration and impact, making them suitable for demanding shooting situations.

Known for their very high energy and deep penetration, 11 mm calibers are typically used for large and dangerous game hunting. They offer exceptional stopping power and reliable performance in challenging conditions, making them a choice for hunters seeking maximum impact and effectiveness.

12 mm caliber refers to a family of cartridges with bullets measuring 12 millimeters (0.472") in diameter. Known for their extreme power and deep penetration, 12 mm calibers are used primarily for large and dangerous game hunting. They deliver maximum stopping power and robust performance, making them ideal for situations where high energy and reliable impact are critical.