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'''Handloading''' or '''reloading''' is the process of loading [[firearm]] [[cartridges]] or shotgun shells b ...f cartridges and shells using all newly-manufactured components, whereas ''reloading'' referred to the private manufacture of cartridges and shells using previo

...ly, it is strong enough for the .303 (and even the .308, as recent British match rifle conversions have shown), and very smooth in operation, and has proven ... select grade with free bayonet Standard grade w/ bayonet, $54.95 Standard grade w/o bayonet, $49.95

...one [[cartridge]] at a time. Note that a special sort of stripper clip for reloading the Krag magazine all at once came later. Also, the Mauser model in the tri ...The Mausers were fed from a stripper clip, which tends to allow for faster reloading. While the U.S had actually fielded some removable magazine fed weapons ear

[[File:Match_ammo.jpg|thumb|right||Match grade ammunition]] ... refers to firearm part and ammunition that are suitable for a competitive match. Sometimes, it also refers to other devices and parts that made with high

...erfect scores are the norm. Missing a single target in a large ATA or NSSA match means the competitor has a limited chance of winning, whereas missing a tar == Ammunition ==

... yards (914 m) is not unusual in precision built rifles firing match grade ammunition. Velocity with a 180 grain projectile at max powder charge and 24" barrel ...ion of the [[Holland & Holland|H&H]] casing.<ref name="ref1">2002, ''Lyman Reloading Handbook, 48th Edition''</ref>

...ultiple generations of regular [[Full metal jacket bullet|ball]], [[Tracer ammunition|tracer]], [[Armor-piercing shot and shell|armor piercing]], [[incendiary]], ...le-shot and semi-automatic rifles has resulted in many specialized [[match-grade]] rounds not used in .50 machine guns. A [[McMillan TAC-50]] .50 BMG [[sni

'''Ammunition''', often referred to as '''ammo''', is a generic term meaning (the assembl ...[[machine gun]]s (collectively known as small arms), are called Small Arms Ammunition (SAA).

...g around too deeply here. It's also a good idea to check out the page on [[reloading the .50 BMG]] as well. Trust us on that one. ...be used there anyway. We'll try to point out which steps might make custom ammunition dangerous in a rifle other than the one that it was customized for.