With the hopes of luring hunters to something fresh, innovative, and different, we see new rifle cartridges introduced almost every year. The grass is always greener, right?

There are lots of reasons a cartridge might never achieve favor among sportsmen. Here's a few reasons, according to former shooting editor Jim Carmichel.

Tyler Freel Testing .350 Legend Rifles Sometimes cartridges that aren’t expected to perform at distances beyond 200 yards aren’t taken (or tested) as seriously as the latest and greatest X-cutter, but ...

Hunters often get hung up on details that don't really matter when picking a new hunting rifle or cartridge.

To identify the 14 most versatile hunting rifles, 24/7 Wall St. reviewed ballistics data on 94 different rifle chamberings compiled by outdoor gear retailer Sportsman’s Warehouse.

New rifle cartridges really are better than old equivalents if equipped in the right configurations.

When searching for the ultimate rifle and cartridge for the backcountry, it would be foolish to suggest that any single selection universally trumps the rest.

Looking at .308 vs 5.56 will show you some similarities and some big differences between the two very popular cartridges.

The assault rifle is a class of weapon that emerged in the middle of the last century to meet the needs of combat soldiers on the modern battlefield, where the level of violence had reached such ...

New rifle cartridges really are better than old equivalents if equipped in the right configurations. On paper, for example, the 6.5 Creedmoor appears to be equal to the 260 Remington.

To identify the 14 most versatile hunting rifles, 24/7 Wall St. reviewed ballistics data on 94 different rifle chamberings compiled by outdoor gear retailer Sportsman’s Warehouse.