The Gun Mag (September 11, 2026) — Jim Dickson examines the benefits of the 8-inch barrel on the .45 Colt Anaconda, focusing on its balance, stability, recoil control, and accuracy during extended shooting. The review also highlights Steinel Ammunition’s nickel-case 250-grain XTP .45 Colt load, which was included among the ammunition tested during the evaluation.
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American Gun Trader (June 5, 2026) — American Gun Trader provides an in-depth look at Steinel Ammunition Co., covering its manufacturing approach, quality control, ammunition specifications, and performance characteristics. The article also explores Steinel’s range of calibers, bullet types, and applications across target shooting, hunting, and personal protection.
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Athlon Outdoors (April 20, 2026) — Athlon Outdoors puts Steinel Ammunition Co. .38 Special +P Snub Nose Pro through accuracy, velocity, and terminal-performance testing in short-barreled revolvers. The review examines the 125-grain all-copper hollow point, performance from 1 7/8-inch barrels, and its comparison with a traditional .38 Special +P load.
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The Armory Life (February 13, 2026) — The Armory Life takes an inside look at the history, manufacturing processes, quality control, and product philosophy of Steinel Ammunition Co. The article highlights the company’s commitment to precision, consistency, and its extensive range of modern, specialty, and historical ammunition.
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Gun Digest (September 1, 2022) — Gun Digest explores the different applications of .50 Beowulf (12.7x42mm) ammunition, including hunting, range shooting, and defensive use. The article also highlights several Steinel Ammunition Co. loads, including the 414-grain Brass Spire, 500-grain Hornady FP-XTP, and 600-grain hard cast options.
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Guns Magazine (Jan 1 ,2020) — GUNS Magazine explores the history of the 6.5x52 Carcano and the challenges of finding ammunition for this classic military cartridge. The article highlights Steinel Ammunition Co. new 160-grain jacketed round nose load, produced for shooters and collectors using Carcano rifles.
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All4Shooters (May 8, 2020) — All4Shooters explores Steinel Ammunition Co. range of modern-production rifle ammunition for specialty and historically significant cartridges. The article highlights loads including .45-70 Government, 6.5x50 Arisaka, 7.7x58 Arisaka, 6.5x52 Carcano, 7.35x51 Carcano, and M1 Garand M2 Ball .30-06.
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Shooting Illustrated (March 21, 2020) — Shooting Illustrated takes an early look at Steinel Ammunition Co. 9mm 124-grain Subcompact Carry SCHP, developed for everyday defensive carry in compact and subcompact pistols. The article highlights the round’s solid copper hollow point design, component selection, and tested performance from shorter and standard-length barrels.
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American Handgunner (Jan 1 ,2020) — American Handgunner highlights Steinel Ammunition Co. 9mm Subcompact Carry Solid Copper Hollow Point, covering its 124-grain bullet, short-barrel performance, and component selection. The article also discusses the load’s design for subcompact pistols and Steinel Ammunition Co.’s focus on defensive ammunition.
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The Firearm Blog (March 6, 2020) — The Firearm Blog examines the history of the 6.5x52mm Carcano and highlights how Steinel Ammunition Co. brought new-production ammunition back to this historic military caliber. The article discusses Steinel’s 160-grain load, its reduced-recoil characteristics, non-corrosive construction, and availability for collectors and owners of Carcano rifles.
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American Handgunner (Jan 1 ,2020) — American Handgunner reviews Steinel Ammunition Co.’s 10mm Auto loads, highlighting the 140-grain solid copper hollow point for personal defense and the 200-grain hard-cast load for hunting applications. The article also examines their velocity, penetration, recoil, accuracy, and overall performance during testing.
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Military Trader (August 23, 2019) — Military Trader traces the growth of Steinel Ammunition Co., from its early beginnings producing specialty ammunition to the development of a broader line of hard-to-find and historical calibers. The article explores the company’s approach to new cartridge development, customer-driven innovation, and its focus on specialized ammunition.
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Ammoland (August 2, 2019) — AmmoLand reviews Steinel Ammunition Co. 7.35×51 Carcano ammunition, covering its loading, recoil, velocity, and accuracy during range testing with a Finnish-marked M38 rifle. The review highlights the new-production ammunition as a practical option for owners of this uncommon Carcano cartridge.
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American Rifleman (June 3, 2019) — American Rifleman previews Steinel Ammunition Co. 8x22 mm Nambu ammunition, developed for historic Type 94 and Type 14 Nambu pistols. The article highlights the 83-grain FMJ cartridge, its approximately 1,040 FPS muzzle velocity, and its availability for collectors of military firearms.
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The Truth About Guns (December 1, 2018) — The Truth About Guns reviews Steinel Ammunition Co.’s .38 Special +P 125-grain Snub Nose Pro, focusing on its accuracy, reliability, velocity, and ballistic performance from a short-barreled revolver. The review highlights the load’s controlled expansion and consistent penetration during testing.
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