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Pheasant Heaven at Broken Arrow Farms At Broken Arrow Farms there are people who come and stay at the farm for a few days to a week for pheasant hunting, and there are the day hunters who come out to the farm for the hunting but stay in town to take advantage of the restaurants and entertainment it offers. It also includes some of the locals of Pierre, South Dakota who hunt there as well. Read the Full Story
100 Rounds of Sporting Clays With the Revolutionary Guerini Impact By naming its shotgun the Impact, Caesar Guerini is engaging in a lively game of word play. The Impact is a wake-up call to an industry that all too often substitutes innovation with attractive engraving and well-figured wood. The Impact also hands shooters a fully adjustable point of impact – essentially a cutting-edge target shredder for under $5,000. Read the Full Story
Peer Review: The Ithaca Model 37 With Ladies Stock Pump Gun Shuck a pump gun and testosterone immediately triggers fireworks in the brain – even if the gun is specifically designed for women. And that is exactly what happened when we shot the Ithaca Model 37 With Ladies Stock. Read the Full Story
Busting the Big Myth About Shotgun Chokes We move through it, we shoot through it and we breathe it. It’s air. But it’s something most shooters never think about when they are competing in a sporting clays competition or even in practice. It is something we should consider when shooting above 3,000 feet. At 3,000 feet the air density is less than at sea level. At 5,000 to 6,000 feet it’s about 80% of what it is at sea level. It is that reduction of air density (altitude) that allows a shot string to stay tight longer than it would at sea level. Read the Full Story
Shooting the Fausti Dea Duetto in the Low-Country Haven of Bray’s Island Plantation The timing was perfect… Fausti USA offered us its lovely Dea Duetto side by side combo just as we wrapped up planning a road trip to the exclusive Bray’s Island Plantation in Sheldon, South Carolina. Read the Full Story
Monday, 19 July 2010 23:37

100 Rounds of Sporting Clays With the Revolutionary Guerini Impact Featured

Written by Deborah K. McKown
100 Rounds of Sporting Clays With the Revolutionary Guerini Impact

By naming its shotgun the Impact, Caesar Guerini is engaging in a lively game of word play. The Impact is a wake-up call to an industry that all too often substitutes innovation with attractive engraving and well-figured wood. The Impact also hands shooters a fully adjustable point of impact – essentially a cutting-edge target shredder for under $5,000.

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Wednesday, 28 July 2010 00:00

Pheasant Heaven at Broken Arrow Farms Featured

Written by Jerry Sinkovec
Pheasant Heaven at Broken Arrow Farms

At Broken Arrow Farms there are people who come and stay at the farm for a few days to a week for pheasant hunting, and there are the day hunters who come out to the farm for the hunting but stay in town to take advantage of the restaurants and entertainment it offers. It also includes some of the locals of Pierre, South Dakota who hunt there as well.

Published in Places to Shoot
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Saturday, 10 January 2009 20:49

Lock, Stock and Barrel - The Making of a Charles Boswell Shotgun Featured

Written by Chris Batha
Lock, Stock and Barrel - The Making of a Charles Boswell Shotgun
It was in late September 2008, at Griffin & Howe's Hudson Farm, that the idea of a "family tree" for a Boswell Shotgun first came about.
Published in Art of the Gun
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  • Meet the 3 Fausti Sisters

  • A Gallery of Fausti Shotguns

  • Watch the Fausti Craftsmen

  • Shooting Pigeons in Africa

  • Hunting Pheasants in Pennsylvania

  • Quail Hunting in Georgia

  • Clays Shooting With the Fausti Sisters
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    Story and photos by Lisa Metheny

    Typically, when a gun manufacturer is ready to launch a new gun model they often take the predictable advertising road and take out magazine ads, do television commercials, and maybe even hire a celebrity to endorse the new model and then sit back and hope for the best.
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    Written by Jerry Sinkovec

    We move through it, we shoot through it and we breathe it. It's air. But it's something most shooters never think about when they are competing in a sporting clays competition or even in practice. It is something we should consider when shooting above 3,000 feet.