Bertuzzi Is Back
Dazzling innovation is an axiom of fine Italian gunmaking. Even so, the gullwing Bertuzzi was a standout.
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Bobs in the Black Belt
A wingshooting weekend at Prairie Wildlife
The Explora Discovers Print
Westley Richards has produced the industry’s finest gun photography and writing in its online blog, The Explora, since 2013. Now you can see it in print.
Shotgunning’s Women’s Movement
The increasing number of women shooters has encouraged more firearms manufacturers to begin making ladies’ guns.
Piotti Releases New Droplock
When we learned of F.lli Piotti’s new “droplock,” we asked the Italian maker for details.
Missouri Restocking Ruffed Grouse
After many years of population declines, Missouri’s ruffed grouse finally may be seeing a turnaround.
The Revenant’s Coming-Out Party
The Revenant is mostly machine made, and it costs around a tenth as much as a new best gun from a prestigious London firm.
The 19th Annual Adams Cup
Now in his 80s, Adams still shoots trap, and this past May the competition that bears his name celebrated its 19th year.
July/August 2019
Kansas’ Walk-In Hunting Access
It’s just another way that Kansas has figured out how to diversify its hunting opportunities. As if having more than a million acres to hunt a smorgasbord of species wasn’t already enough.
Bobwhites by the Book
As wild-quail populations nose-dived in the Southeast in the 1980s, relative declines on even well-managed private plantations in north Florida and south Georgia proved that they, too, were not immune.
Spay, Neuter or Not
For both health and performance reasons, fewer owners are spaying or neutering their dogs—and then only after the dogs are at least a year old.