6mm ARC rifle) compared to 18.2 ft ... 223/5.56mm is too light for big boars, and it stinks for deer much past 100 yds.—or anytime shot placement is less than ideal or the angle is severe.

I know the 223 is not legal for deer in a few states—thank God I don’t live in one—but today AR15 aficionados now have the 6mm ARC and 6.5 Grendel to choose from. Both are markedly better ...

Velocities of the little 6mm ARC aren’t awe inspiring, but within 300 or 400 yards, no deer hunter should have anything to complain about. This would be a solid option for a run-and-gun coyote caller ...

The 22 ARC predates the 6mm ARC and can trace its lineage through the 6.5 Grendel ... On light-skinned game like coyotes, antelope, and deer this will lead to devastating hemorrhaging. I haven’t had a ...

Hornady is taking advantage of these innovations by wrapping them all into the 6mm ARC, a rifle cartridge designed to take the AR-15 platform to a never-before-seen level. "ARC stands for Advanced ...

300 BLK, and 6mm ARC. As the name implies, this rifle is the smaller version of the Q Fix, and shares the same general feature set. This innovative rifle has a monolithic receiver, adjustable ...