Assumptions That Can Bite
The longer I’ve worked with and written for shotgunners (40-plus years now), the more I’ve come to realize that a large number of them...
The longer I’ve worked with and written for shotgunners (40-plus years now), the more I’ve come to realize that a large number of them...
It’s time again for my annual sharing of letters with issues and answers of broad interest to SSM readers. Following is a sample of...
Provided the correct pellet type and size are used and minimum pattern counts can be produced at particular ranges, only modest shotshell velocities are needed to kill game and break targets.
Who needs traditional wads anyway?
Each year most shotshell manufacturers introduce new loads and/or changes to existing loads. Some years a few loads are introduced that prove to be...
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.