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Ammo Review: Federal’s New 6.5 Creedmoor +PEAK Is the Next Step in a Rifle Cartridge Revolution

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By Richard Mann
| The Field And Stream Podcast
FIELD & STREAM NEWSLETTERS ALL F&S NEWSLETTERS For more than a century, the ballistic gold standard for rifle cartridges has been the original 30-06 Springfield load, which pushed a 150-grain bullet at 2700 fps and generated a muzzle energy of 2428 foot-pounds. Of course, we have surpassed that threshold with any number of modern cartridges, typically via fatter cases and more powder.
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Dan Wesson Kodiak Handgun Review—Expert Tested

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By Richard Mann
| The Field And Stream Podcast
FIELD & STREAM NEWSLETTERS ALL F&S NEWSLETTERS We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn more D.B. Wesson was co-founder of Smith & Wesson in 1852. D.B. Wesson II was a Smith & Wesson employee, who, after failing to convince the company to revise and improve their revolver designs, left S&W and started Dan Wesson Arms in 1968. The goal was to build high-quality revolvers, and that’s what the company became known for.
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LatAm Pre-Open: Argentina Goes 17-for-17 as Brazil Crack

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By Richard Mann
| The Rio Times
Key Facts Brazil broke down on the week’s close. The Ibovespa fell 0.73% to 173,787 and the Brazilian universe printed just 24.7% up-breadth — the broadest single-session selling the sweep has flagged this week. The domestic consumer cluster led the decline, with Minerva −7.05%, Magazine Luiza −5.83%, CVC Brasil −6.25% and Pão de Açúcar −5.10%. Argentina was perfect-green for a second consecutive week-end.
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