Shotguns Articles

Jim Chapman goes hunting with a new airgun shotgun.

A 20-gauge shotgun offers lighter weight, lighter kick and more than adequate payloads for ducks. What’s not to like?

Is this a true A-5 or merely a 21st Century revisitation, minus the heart, soul and mechanical fortitude that made John Browning’s autoloader a legend?

One of the iconic elements of shotgun history – the humpback-shaped receiver – makes a bold return with the introduction of the Browning A-5 Semi-Auto shotgun. Rest assured, the family resemblance ends there!

Reloading your own shotshells can be a personally rewarding experience – and benefit your pocketbook, too. Take a walk through reloading basics in this multi-part series.

Kill more coyotes by carrying a shotgun to every stand.

A basic understanding of the numerous components that make up a shotshell is an integral part of the discussion of reloading.

This shotgun shooting lesson will perfect your shotgun mount by building muscle memory and making your gun mount part of your subconscious.

Today’s waterfowl shotguns are lighter, faster, more reliable and softer on the shoulder than we could have imagined just a few short years ago.