A New Shotgunning Guide
If you are going to get one book on how to shoot sporting clays, Straight Shooting, by Anthony Matarese Jr. with Kerry Luft, is...
Shooting
Tips for Senior Shots
The most important aspect of shooting and hunting is safety, and older hunters can minimize risks by not only exercising but also choosing appropriate equipment, cover and terrain.
Fine-tuning the Fundamentals
With hunting season fast approaching, it’s worth taking a fresh look at the role that the eyes, hands, feet and gun mount play in shooting.
In Pursuit of Gentleman Bob
Mastering bobwhites at the Clays and Quail School
A Fitting Book for Clay Shooters
Gunfitting is a most worthwhile read and will allow the shooter to understand what he can expect from a fitting.
Wingshooting in Africa
South Africa offers a variety of wingshooting challenges, from hunting over pointing dogs to driven guinea fowl to pass-shooting pigeons (shown here).
Young Guns
If a child is strong enough to control a shotgun and mature enough to understand instruction and safety, then he or she is ready to begin shooting.
First from the Field
Hunters who practice during the off-season and who develop smooth, fluid gun mounts typically are the first to bag limits of doves.
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.
Fit to Hit
The easiest and most accurate gunfittings are given to good shots who have mastered the fundamentals of “shooting straight,” including having a proper grip.
Sharpening Skeet Skills
It’s hard to believe that a clay-shooting game that is now enjoyed around the world and has achieved the high bar of any sport—a place at the Olympic Games—was invented by a couple of grouse hunters in Massachusetts.
Solving Mystery Misses
Taking the mystery out of misses