Reloading the .308 Winchester: Oregon's Most Versatile Cartridge for Deer, Elk, and Long-Range Target Shooting
The .308 Winchester is the most widely reloaded centerfire cartridge in North America — and for good reason. It's chambered in more rifles than almost anything else, it's inherently accurate, and it hits hard enough for Oregon deer and elk at practical field ranges. Here's how to get the most out of it on the bench.
Reloading the .223 Remington: Oregon's Premier Varmint and Predator Cartridge
Handloading the .223 Remington cuts your cost to under 40 cents a round and delivers precision factory ammo can't match. Here's a complete Oregon-focused guide to brass prep, powders, bullets, and proven starter loads for coyotes, ground squirrels, and high-desert varmints.
Reloading the .22-250 Remington: Oregon's Premier Varmint Cartridge for Coyotes and Ground Squirrels
The .22-250 Remington is one of the fastest, flattest-shooting varmint cartridges you can handload. Here's a complete Oregon-focused guide to powder selection, bullet choices, and load development for coyotes, ground squirrels, and high desert shooting.
Reloading the .280 Remington: Oregon's Underrated Deer and Elk Cartridge
The .280 Remington is one of the most versatile hunting cartridges ever made — and one of the most overlooked by Oregon handloaders. Here's a complete guide to powders, bullets, and loads for deer and elk.
Reloading the 6mm Creedmoor: Oregon's Flat-Shooting Varmint and Deer Cartridge
The 6mm Creedmoor delivers exceptional long-range accuracy with less recoil than a 6.5. Here's a complete handloading guide covering brass prep, bullets, powders, and load data for Oregon hunters and competitors.
Reloading the .350 Legend: Oregon's Short-Range Deer Cartridge for Timber and Close-Cover Hunting
The .350 Legend is a purpose-built close-cover hunting cartridge that rewards handloaders. Here's everything Oregon blacktail hunters need to know about reloading it for timber country.
Reloading the .270 Winchester: Oregon's Classic Deer and Elk Cartridge
Jack O'Connor called it the finest all-around hunting cartridge ever made. Here's how to handload the .270 Winchester for Oregon deer and elk — from brass prep to field-proven recipes.
Reloading the 6.5 Creedmoor: Oregon's Most Popular Long-Range Cartridge for Deer, Elk, and Target Shooting
Powder selection, proven load data, bullet choices, and brass prep tips for the 6.5 Creedmoor — Oregon's go-to long-range hunting and target cartridge for the modern reloader.
Reloading the .338 Winchester Magnum: Oregon's Hard-Hitting Choice for Elk and Black Bear Country
The .338 Winchester Magnum is one of the most capable elk and bear cartridges a Pacific Northwest hunter can carry. Here's how to handload it for maximum performance — brass prep, powder selection, top hunting bullets, and field-proven load data.
Reloading the 6.5 PRC: Oregon's Modern Long-Range Cartridge for Mountain Deer and Elk
The 6.5 PRC delivers short-magnum performance in a lightweight package — ideal for Oregon's open-country deer and mountain elk hunting. Learn component selection, temperature-stable powder options, and field-proven load data for the Pacific Northwest's newest precision hunting cartridge.
Reloading the 7mm-08 Remington: Oregon's Most Versatile Short-Action Cartridge for Deer and Elk
The 7mm-08 Remington is one of the most overlooked hunting cartridges in the PNW — mild recoil, high BC bullets, and enough punch for elk. Here's a complete handloading guide with component selection, proven loads, and field tips for Oregon hunters.
Reloading the .243 Winchester: Varmint to Deer Loads for Oregon's Most Versatile Cartridge
The .243 Winchester handles varmints at 400 yards and blacktail deer in the timber with equal authority. Here's a complete Oregon reloading guide — brass prep, powder selection, and field-proven load data for 55- to 100-grain bullets.