Centrefire

This Chinese made Surplus 7.62x25mm Tokarev, Full Metal Jacket, Steel Cased, Corrosive ammunition is the perfect companion to your firearm.  Each 2520-round crate contains two 1260-round "spam cans"...

Initially a wildcat cartridge developed by Roy Weatherby in 1959 at the request of the United States Army. This white-hot cartridge is based on the 378 necked down to 30 caliber and packed with powder. Originally billed as the world’s fastest 30...

300 Weatherby MagnumBrought to market by Roy Weatherby in 1945 the 300 WBY was said to be 50 years ahead of its time. The 300 WBY is an ultra versatile 30 caliber option that is great for a variety of hunting situations. CARTRIDGE SPECS Bullet...

300 Weatherby MagnumBrought to market by Roy Weatherby in 1945 the 300 WBY was said to be 50 years ahead of its time. The 300 WBY is an ultra versatile 30 caliber option that is great for a variety of hunting situations. CARTRIDGE SPECS Bullet...

Weatherby has traditionally designed and built ultra-high velocity cartridges with unique case designs-belted magnums with a double-radius shoulder. This is seen in all of the existing Weatherby cartridges until now. The Mark V 6 lug standard action has...

Introduced nearly 20 years before the popular 7mm Remington Magnum, the Weatherby version gives non-handloaders handloaded 7mm magnum performance.   Cartridge 7mm Wby Mag Type Hornady InterLock Bullet Weight (grains) 154 B/C (G1) ...

7mm Weatherby MagnumThe 7mm Weatherby, designed by Roy Weatherby 1944, was developed from a 300 H&H case, it is a belted case that sports Weatherby’s iconic double radius shoulder. CARTRIDGE SPECS Bullet Diameter: .284 (7.2mm) Common...

Delivers 3,440 fps muzzle velocity (80 grain bullet) and is, on average, considerably faster than any existing standard 6mm cartridge. This means more striking energy delivered at the target, with less bullet drop at longer ranges. Introduced in 1968...

The .257 Weatherby was one of Roy Weatherby’s earliest creations and quickly became his favorite. This flat shooting cartridge has grown to be one of Weatherby’s most popular rounds. Swift™ Scirocco®A bonded bullet with...

Roy Weatherby’s personal favorite. Travels 3,870 fps (80 grain bullet), giving you the flattest trajectory of any 25 caliber rifle in the world. Suitable for long-range varmint shooting but ideal for big game hunting (depending upon bullet weight)...

A turbo-charged version of the popular 270 Winchester. In 1945, Roy Weatherby shortened the 300 H&H Magnum, blew out the body, necked it down to accept a 270 bullet and gave hunters a flatter shooting, harder hitting 270. Ideal for long-range, medium...

The .270 Weatherby Magnum cartridge was developed by Roy Weatherby in 1943 and was the first belted magnum to be offered to the public when he open his business in 1945. CARTRIDGE SPECS Bullet Diameter: .277 (7mm) Common Reference: 270 Caliber Max Case...

The 280 AI was developed by Parker Otto (P.O.) Ackley. P.O. was a lot like Roy Weatherby, a wildcatter who was in search of better solutions. His 280 AI set out to improve the .280 Rem by steeping the shoulder to 40 degrees to increase powder capacity...

Initially a wildcat cartridge developed by Roy Weatherby in 1959 at the request of the United States Army. This white-hot cartridge is based on the 378 necked down to 30 caliber and packed with powder. Originally billed as the world’s fastest 30...

Initially a wildcat cartridge developed by Roy Weatherby in 1959 at the request of the United States Army. This white-hot cartridge is based on the 378 necked down to 30 caliber and packed with powder. Originally billed as the world’s fastest 30...

Initially a wildcat cartridge developed by Roy Weatherby in 1959 at the request of the United States Army. This white-hot cartridge is based on the 378 necked down to 30 caliber and packed with powder. Originally billed as the world’s fastest 30...