Going Big with Small Gauges
Lately there has been a resurgence in the popularity of small gauges among fine-gun enthusiasts and collectors, and now several bespoke makers are being commissioned to build these for discerning clients.
Must-Have Gun Books
A library full of titles has educated the author about guns and gunmaking and would serve well those who thirst for knowledge on the subjects.
Doves, American Style
Remembering a “proper”-dove-shoot introduction.
High-Tech Coaching
High-tech aids for busting more birds.
A Thorough Spring Cleaning
The right way to clean your smoothbore
A Question of Chokes
Whenever I give clays competitors lessons, it’s guaranteed that they will have questions about chokes and cartridges. There seems to be a widely held belief that there is a magic formula—some combination of the two—that can fix gaps in their skills and guarantee a step up in class or even help win tournaments.
The Churchill XXV
The mention of E.J. Churchill often conjures up discussions of the iconic Churchill XXV shotgun.
Taking Long ’Fowl
If you can improve your long-distance shotgunning, you can be confident of making clean kills on overhead and passing birds.
The Sweet Sixteen
The 16 gauge has had a long and somewhat checkered history.
A Wingshooter’s Wish List
From replacing worn necessities to upgrading with the latest textiles or tech, wingshooters often have specific wish lists. Here are some great suggestions.
Tips for the Traveling Wingshooter
Plan like a pro: tips and tricks for the traveling wingshooter.
Simulated Driven Shooting
Simulated driven shooting is a fun way to get a taste of the real thing or to warm up for the season.