Rigby’s Bespoke Shooting Brake
The shooting brake—roughly defined as a vehicle conceived to take gentlemen and ladies on the hunt with their firearms and dogs—has taken a sharp...
The shooting brake—roughly defined as a vehicle conceived to take gentlemen and ladies on the hunt with their firearms and dogs—has taken a sharp...
Like so many of the Baby Boomer generation, my initiation into the wonderful world of shotgunning was with a .410. The caliber was inadequate,...
The Preserve, in Richmond, Rhode Island, is something of a unicorn. In the country’s most densely populated region—the Northeast—the luxury resort is unique. The...
When we think of Westley Richards, the “boxlock” and the “droplock” naturally spring to mind; but the famed Birmingham firearms maker has built guns...
With our hunting stories, we try to create visceral experiences. You can see the blur of flushing birds. You can hear the beating of...
Cole Gunsmithing, long known for customizing and upgrading field and competition shotguns, has unveiled its latest collaboration with Rizzini: the BR240 Cole Special. The...
From our March/April 2025 issue Wildlife artist Adam Grimm lives in a tiny town in eastern South Dakota surrounded by some of the best...
No matter where you are along the path of hunting with a shotgun, Straight Shooting for Hunters—A Champion’s Guide to Using Shotguns in the...
This past spring the release of 50 wild bobwhite quail on the grounds of the Letterkenny Army Depot, in south-central Pennsylvania, marked a turning...
About 10 years ago Jack Homa of ESP (Electronic Shooters Protection) custom-fit and sold me a pair of hearing-protection devices at the SCI Convention....
Twenty years ago, former Shooting Sportsman Editor in Chief Silvio Calabi and Ken Duglan, then Managing Director of Atkin Grant & Lang and owner...
Great design is timeless; whether we’re talking fine firearms or in this case the latest stab at knifemaking from Holland & Holland. Using ideas...