The Ultimate Practice Shooting System
You can’t become a better shooter without practice, but you can practice without the time and expense of a trip to the range.
You can’t become a better shooter without practice, but you can practice without the time and expense of a trip to the range.
Krieghoff, based in Ulm, Germany, has consistently unveiled a “Gun of the Year”—frequently featuring historic or geographic themes.
Self-taught wildlife artist Richard Clifton captured a single lesser scaup drake that won the 2020 Federal Duck Stamp Art Contest.
The Oxford Premium features a detachable trigger group, comes in 12 or 20 bore, and is intended for game shooting or sporting clays.
What if a gentleman already owns more London best guns than Her Majesty the Queen?
Led by CZ-USA’s Shotgun Product Manager and Pro Shooter Dave Miller, Weston Zolck and three other young clay shooters set the world record for a five-person team by breaking 14,167 targets in 12 hours.
The latest entry in the training-tool market provides near real-time feedback and detailed analytics of every shot.
There was a time when all the royal palaces of Europe featured a cabinet d’arms displaying everything from swords to sidearms to shoguns in gleaming vitrines. Now an exhibition at the Nevada Museum of Art, in Reno, that is timed to coincide with the SCI convention illuminates this lost world.
A stylish upland jacket from Hound & Hare that can weather cold days.
Just like the Great Pyramids of Egypt, intricately patterned Damascus barrels often elicit the same reaction: How did they do that?
Longthorne Gunmakers, the English firm famous for its patented barrel technology, recently complemented its collection of 12-, 16- and 20-bore over/under shotguns with a 28-bore.
In September, following two days of competition, Eddie LeRoy of Eufala, Alabama, was declared winner of the Federal Duck Stamp competition for his painting of a pair of black-bellied whistling ducks.