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.
Trap Talk
Shooting trap is likely the most popular clay-target sport in the US, though so much of it is shot casually that participation would be hard to measure. Trap is the original clay-target sport and the most ubiquitous; it is also the easiest and least expensive to set up, because it requires only one trap and a small piece of land.
Dances with Guns
It takes experience and practice—not only to load the guns but also to shoot well by fully utilizing the skills of the loader.
A Tale of Three Hats
Competitive live-pigeon shoots in the US may be more common than you think, but they are private events by invitation-only because the sport is controversial.
Buying a Used Gun
Shooting: Armed with knowledge & tools for buying guns used By Chris Batha My father ran an antiques and curio shop in an old...