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Shotgun reviews articles videos and advices from Gun Digest. New shotgun releases, Winchester shotguns, Remington shotguns, Mossberg shotguns, shotgun shooting advice.
Coyote Hunting Guns, Setup No. 9
There are places rifles just aren’t welcome, but you can still coyote hunt, especially if you’re bringing along this wonderfully functional and rugged bolt-action shotgun from Browning. Plus, we’ve got one humdinger of a decoy from Flambeau. Check it out!
Coyote Hunting Guns, Setup No. 1
Baby it’s COLD outside, and that means it’s time to hunt coyotes in all their furry, howling glory. Let’s get January’s Coyote Gun setups going with a neato-keeno AR-styled pick from DPMS.
Gun Review: Classic Remington Model 1100
This classic field gun still serves many. But these days specific models can be difficult to find.
Winchester’s New Load Blindsides Waterfowl
Blind Side is a definite unique alternative to that Same Old Steel Syndrome. Every little bit helps in the duck blind.
Perfect Autoloaders for Upland Game
While artists may like to depict upland hunters with double barrel shotguns, doubtless more upland game are actually taken with autoloaders. Here is a look at some of the best repeaters.
Modern Double Barrels for Home Defense
The selection of double barrel shotguns for tactical use is somewhat limited. However, the simple and reliable break-action of a side-by-side shotgun is still a top contender for home defense.
Targo! Gone But Not Forgotten
History doesn’t record who thought up Targo — a game of miniature skeet. However, Mossberg must take some of the responsibility, because they promoted the game and made guns for it.
Browning Reintroduces the A-5 Humpback
The Browning A-5 humpback is back! However, the iconic humpback-shaped receiver is the only thing this new Browning autoloader shares with its legendary namesake.
Buckshot: Overkill for the Home Defense Shotgun?
Buckshot is the shotgun load people fear most. But is it appropriate for interior home defense work?
