September/October 2008
Features An Atkin for Morgan The odyssey of a Henry Atkin: stolen, abused, recovered & restored By: Vic Venters Photography by: David Grant A Maine Gun...
Archive issues
July/August 2008
Features Smashing New Smoothbores The latest scatterguns from SHOT Show '08 By: Bruce Buck Havoc with Huns Figuring out the Perdiz paradox By: Clair Kofoed America's...
May/June 2008
Features 'Fowling Argentina Geese & ducks in South American's hunting jewel By: Gary Kramer And The Twain Did Meet New York grousing with a premier...
March/April 2008
Features L.C. Smith: The Gun for All Purposes L.C. Smith—the undiscovered collectible. It is a true American classic that has been under-appreciated for years....
January/February 2008
Features The Messenger For 11 months out of the year Mr. M. Porter Maxwell, the Deacon, was a pillar, a rock, a brick. It...
November/December 2007
Features Valley of the Ducks A Waterfowling potpourri in California's Sacramento Valley By: Lee Thomas Kjos High Highland Pheasants Driven days at Highland Hills Ranch...
September/October 2007
Features 21st Century Sinkboxing Making like a market hunter on the St. Lawrence River By: T. Edward Nickens Crazy Huns In the shadow of the...
July/August 2007
Features Southern quail, Dakota pheasants, Colorado mixed bag... Join your favorite Shooting Sportsman writers and fellow readers at some of the finest wingshooting destinations...
May/June 2007
Features Seasonal Snows It's mid-May on the Hudson Bay lowlands. The breadbasket of the Central Flyway. The tundra and tidal flats remain patched with...
March/April 2007
Features Wild in Argentina Extreme mixed-bag gunning at Estancia Las Colas By: Ralph P. Stuart Blue Devils Scaled quail in the hot & prickly By: E....
January/February 2007
Features Fred Gilbert's Parker A gun from the grand age of 'exhibition shooting' By: David Trevallion and J.E. Fender Dispatches from Hungary A wingshooting adventure in...
November/December 2006
Features Less is More The 28-gauge: Wingshooting's best-kept secret By: Silvio Calabi Ptarmigan Above Timberline [Photoessay] Somewhere along the spine of the Rockies. North of...