The classic American shotgun

Article Abstract:

The US is not known for its shotguns in the way that it is for rifles or pistols. However, many fine shotguns have been made by American gunsmiths. The guns made by Ansley H. Fox are the most attractive and others made by Remington, Ithaca, Parker Brothers Gun Co., and Browning are notable.

Evaluation, Product information, Gunsmiths

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The dreaded "feel good" syndrome: fitting a shotgun is a process rife with tradition, myth and error - all of which our shooting expert confronts head-on

Article Abstract:

When Browning introduced its Model 325 over/under shotgun, many people were confused because the length of pull was longer than the long accepted standard. The accepted standard should change to better accommodate the different body sizes and needs of shotgun owners.

Equipment and supplies, Design and construction, Hunters

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How to be a shotgun snob

Article Abstract:

Shotgun snobbery has become more prevalent, partly as the result of the game of Sporting Clays. A humorous analysis of 'defensive snobbery' is presented. Pretending to ignore someone else's accomplishments is one way of discouraging snobbery.

Social aspects, Column, Humor and anecdotes, Shooting, Shooters of firearms, Sporting Clays (Game), Sporting Clays (Shooting game), Snobs and snobbishness, Snobbishness

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