Eagles and condors are not hunters’ intended targets, but they’re dying from lead bullet dust. Credit: Photos by Emily Harris/Reveal; photo illustration by Michael I Schiller and Gabriel ...

The right thing would be switching to lead-free bullets or shotgun shells for hunting game or varmints. Or, at least burying or covering gut piles when we field-dress a deer or dispose of other ...

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The Army set out to develop lead-free bullets to protect the environment. The finished product achieved that goal — and produced the most lethal rifle round to date. The Army set out to develop ...

Wrong. Lead-free bullets are made in 35 calibers and 51 rifle cartridge designations. Thirty-one companies are certified to distribute lead-free bullets in California. Equivalent lead-free and ...

At first glance, the hoopla over lead-cored bullets seems to be yet another back door attack on guns. However, there may be something to it. The wise hunter goes for a heart-lung shot to avoid ...

Veterinarians were unable to save the eagle, and it died several hours after being taken in for treatment. Photograph by Paula C Goldberg, courtesy City Wildlife The death of a bald eagle—a national ...

SIM-X DEFENSECORE and RANGECORE cartridges use SUBMASS technology with synthetic, non-Newtonian polymer cores and precision alloy jackets, offering a completely lead-free, indoor-safe solution without ...