Beesley Is Back
If you wanted to know what interested British gunmakers—and their clients—during the shotgun’s golden era, you could do worse than look to Frederick Beesley.
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USA College Clay Target League Launching
For those needing yet another reason to yearn for your college days, the appeal just got a bit stronger.
Must-Have Gun Books
A library full of titles has educated the author about guns and gunmaking and would serve well those who thirst for knowledge on the subjects.
A Renaissance from Longthorne
“Our Renaissance gun has intricate but delicate scroll that is indicative of the 17th Century style," says Longthorne Marketing Director Elaine Stewart.
2019 Readers & Writers Adventures Announced
Hunting is the ultimate excuse to go someplace you’ve never been. Yet sometimes taking the road less traveled is better experienced with a friend—or a dozen.
The Training Mindset
The best time to train is when you are “in the zone,” as a dog will sense this and become a willing and contented member of the working team.
Sage Grouse Update
I have spent nearly 50 years in sage grouse country and I seldom hunt them anymore, simply because they don’t provide much challenge on the wing.
Alaska Grouse
Alaska grousing within reach of a road.
Making Game: From Field to Feast
Pheasant, Quail, Cottontail is a handsome new cooking title from foodie/forager Hank Shaw and his partner/photographer, Holly Heyser.
Storm Wins Duck Stamp Contest
This is the second Federal Duck Stamp Art Contest win for Storm, whose painting of a pair of redheads in flight over a North Dakota pothole was featured on the 2004-’05 stamp.
Browning B15 Beauchamp
Handsome is as handsome does” is nice as far as it goes. But for many shotgunners it doesn’t go far enough.