Reloading the .45-70 Government: Lever-Action Loads for Oregon Black Bear and Brush Country Deer
The .45-70 Government spans everything from mild Trapdoor loads to full-power single-shot charges. Here's how to reload it safely and effectively for Oregon's timber hunting with a Marlin 1895 or Ruger No. 1.
Reloading the .300 Winchester Magnum: Oregon's Premier Long-Range Elk and Big Game Cartridge
The .300 Winchester Magnum is America's best-selling belted magnum for good reason. Learn brass prep, powder selection, field-proven load data for elk and mule deer, and a full load development process for Oregon's most capable big-game cartridge.
Reloading the .308 Winchester: Oregon's All-Around Cartridge for Hunters and Target Shooters
The .308 Winchester is North America's most versatile centerfire cartridge, and reloading it unlocks accuracy and savings that factory ammo can't match. Here's a complete guide to components, load data, and development.
Reloading the .30-06 Springfield: America's Hunting Cartridge for Oregon's Deer and Elk Country
The .30-06 Springfield has been killing deer and elk in Oregon's mountains since before most of our grandfathers were born. Here's everything you need to build accurate, effective handloads for the cartridge that started it all.
Reloading the .30-06 Springfield for Pacific Northwest Deer and Elk
America’s most versatile big-game cartridge rewards hand-loaders. Here’s how to build accurate, hard-hitting .30-06 loads for Oregon deer and elk season.
Reloading the 7mm Weatherby Magnum: Roy's Flagship Long-Range Elk and Mule Deer Cartridge
The 7mm Weatherby Magnum was Roy Weatherby's personal favorite among his family of cartridges — and once you start loading for it, it's easy to see why. Here's how to get the most from this flat-shooting magnum.
Reloading the .416 Remington Magnum: Heavy Loads for Big Bears and Serious Big Game
The .416 Remington Magnum delivers African dangerous-game energy in a rifle that cycles through standard magnum actions. For Oregon and Alaska brown bear hunters and handloaders who want maximum stopping power, here's a complete reloading guide.
Reloading the 9.3x62 Mauser: The European Classic Built for Roosevelt Elk and Oregon Black Bear
The 9.3x62 Mauser is one of the world's great medium-bore hunting cartridges, and it deserves serious attention from Oregon elk and bear hunters. Here's a complete reloading guide covering brass, primers, powders, and field-proven load data.
Reloading the .380 ACP: Practice and Carry Loads for Oregon's Most Popular Compact Pistol
The .380 ACP is the most popular caliber in America's concealed carry market — and one of the most economical to reload. Here's how to build both practice and defensive loads that outperform factory ammo.
Building Your Home Reloading Bench: Layout, Tools, and Organization for a Dedicated Loading Room
A well-built reloading bench isn't just a surface to clamp a press to — it's a system. Get the layout right once and every session runs faster, safer, and with fewer mistakes.
Reloading the 6.5 Creedmoor for Oregon Deer and Elk: Component Selection and Field-Proven Load Data
The 6.5 Creedmoor has earned its reputation for a reason. Here's how to build accurate, terminal-performance handloads for Oregon's deer and elk seasons.
Reloading the .270 Weatherby Magnum: Roy Weatherby's Flat-Shooting Classic for Oregon Open-Country Hunters
The .270 Weatherby Magnum is the fastest factory .277-caliber cartridge ever produced — capable of pushing 130-grain bullets past 3,300 fps. For Oregon hunters chasing mule deer and pronghorn in wide-open country, handloading it correctly unlocks everything Roy Weatherby promised.