Beware These Two Mistakes
Addressing two mistakes that shotgunners often make
Addressing two mistakes that shotgunners often make
Handloading shotshells to improve performance
Common-sense waterfowlers shoot modest-velocity loads, which have
just as much lethality and usually better patterns than high-velocity loads.
Simplifying load choices for various gamebirds
With ammunition companies loading mostly centerfire rifle and pistol ammo, shotgunners have been experiencing shell shortages.
Some grouse and woodcock hunters are concerned that they are being handicapped by using shorter barrels. They need not worry.
Answering readers’ questions.
Clearing up misunderstandings about pressure vs. recoil
Waterfowlers have plenty of new options—everything from 16-gauge steel loads to shells with 100-percent-biodegradable wads.
You will never shoot well with an out-of-balance, too-heavy load for the gun you’re carrying.
Some shooters assume that “low-pressure” loads are safe for use in older shotguns. At this point that belief is purely speculative.