These days, ammunition is often scarce and expensive. Many gun owners limit their armories to weapons chambered for popular cartridges such as .308 Winchester, .30-06, and .300 Winchester Magnum. All good rounds, but this Darwinian process has pushed many others to the periphery where they languish as orphans, unloved except by those who know them. What’s a person to do if they find an older but still serviceable rifle at a fair price chambered for such an orphan? Read More
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