The ‘New’ Purdey Sporter
James Purdey & Sons’ “new” Sporter is intended to address this shift in demand of buyers wanting “technology, not tradition.”
Game & Gun Gazette
Zoli Unveils the Z-Bella
Italian gunmakers seem to have a flair for presenting an essentially sated market with the new and novel. Zoli’s new Z-Bella, a competition shotgun...
A Bible for Women Shooters
For those new to shooting, it’s good to get as much information from as many sources as possible. For women in particular, the new...
Holland & Holland’s Royal Scroll
It’s not surprising that in our world of texts and emails some hark back with nostalgia to the era of handcrafted pens and copperplate...
Another Adventure Added!
Yogi Berra, the king of malapropisms, once said, “No one goes there nowadays; it’s too busy.” As we all know, popularity can be a...
Yeti's Homage to Duck Hunting
The first thing you’re struck by as you crack the binding on YETI’s new book Ducks is that Americans love duck hunting. And the...
The 2023–’24 Readers & Writers Adventures
It’s that time of year again: time to announce Shooting Sportsman’s upcoming Readers & Writers Adventures! Each year we carefully compile a slate of...
Where Are All the Specialty Shells?
An update on specialty shells.
Arrieta & Arrizabalaga
Over the past two decades we’ve witnessed the slow decline of the Spanish fine-gun trade. Now two heritage brands have come together in a...
Syren Introducing Women to Wingshooting
One of the most promising developments in the wingshooting world has been the increasing emphasis on products and experiences for women. Now Syren USA,...
Churchill Presents the Crown
We take a look at E.J. Churchill's most recent addition: the Crown
Gauging Shotgun Noise
Are 20-gauge duck guns really quieter than 12-gauges?