Easton, Md. (August 2023) – RETAY USA, the North American sales and distribution for RETAY ARMS, makers of innovative shotguns, introduce the Gordion Compact 20 ga. semi-auto shotgun in 24” and 26” length barrels.
Easton, Md. (August 2023) – RETAY USA, the North American sales and distribution for RETAY ARMS, makers of innovative shotguns, introduce the Gordion Compact 20 ga. semi-auto shotgun in 24” and 26” length barrels.
Introducing the Master Gun Workstation, a breakthrough new tool that was designed from the ground up to enhance the firearms cleaning, maintenance and optics mounting experience. This innovative product is more than an easy to use, gun holding vise.
August 1, 2023 – The new Trulock Dove Chokes have taken the standard PH style of Skeet 2 (Lite Modified) and Improved Modified in 20 gauge and slightly tightened the exit diameter to improve pattern density with the promotional line of shotshells in #7.5 and #8 size shot that are commonly used in dove hunting.
ST. CHARLES, MO, June 16, 2021 – EUKANUBA™, a premium dog food brand, is pleased to announce positive results from research examining nutrition’s impact on lowering core body temperature in exercising, canine athletes.
Whenever shotgun barrels suffer internal damage, the gun’s owner almost immediately leaps to the conclusion that there was something faulty about the ammunition. It is true that certain forms of barrel damage can indeed be caused by faulty ammunition (see this column January and February 2014). However, as we examined in last month’s Part 1 of this series, certain forms of barrel damage can occur from shoddy barrel modifications through no fault of the ammunition whatsoever. Part 1 covered faulty chamber and forcing cone lengthening. In Part 2 here we’ll examine damage that can occur from faulty backboring, porting, and screw-in choke installation.
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A few years ago I experienced a moment that is now seared into my memory. The moment began inconspicuously. I and some of my Rocky Mountain Vintagers pals were ambling from station to station at Jerry William’s superb Quail Run Sporting Clays Club in Kiowa, Colorado.
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