The immutable laws of shooting

Article Abstract:

Shotgunning requires that the shooter not shoot until truly ready. Trap or skeet shooters must look at each shot as separate, not as part of a round. It is important to be determined and aggressive. Fear of missing can cause failure. A good gun mount is a necessity.

Methods, Usage, Shooting

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The American shotgun

Article Abstract:

Shotguns popular in England during the 1800's were intended primarily for the gentry, who used them for the sporting hunt. During that time in the US, a more practical gun was needed. Americans preferred the rifle. Browning's Model 97 Winchester filled the bill.

History, Rifles

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The sporting look

Article Abstract:

The trend for outdoor enthusiasts is to wear fashionable outfits specially designed for each outdoor activity. However, this trend may soon end as dedicated outdoorsmen begin wearing clothes not suited for a single activity.

Analysis, Clothing, Fashion, Hunters, Fishers (Persons)

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