Italian-Made Ithaca Shotgun: A Closer Look

With the new Perazzi MR57, the Italian shotgun maker, which holds 62 Olympic medals, has taken an audacious leap into redefining the competition over/under as a work of art that turns clay targets into fairy dust. Perazzi has always believed that even the most successful pl…

Bruno Civolani, an Italian engineer born in 1922, revolutionized shotgun design with his inertia-driven action in the 1960s. While not the first to develop an inertia system, as Carl Axel Theodor Sjogren of Sweden had previously worked on a similar concept, Civolani's…

Shotgun enthusiasts often find themselves caught in a delightful dilemma when it comes to choosing the perfect forend for their sporting shotguns. Among the various options available, the Schnabel and Beavertail forend stand out as popular choices. These two distinct…

When it comes to hunting, the reliability of your shotgun can make all the difference. But which is better – a pump or a semi-auto? Let's find out!

Forward allowance, also known as lead, is the amount of space a shooter leaves between their gun and a moving clay target before firing in order to break it. The shooter should aim where the clay is going, not where it is. - Match the target's speed: Move with the target un…

In the realm of firearms, shotguns have always held a special place, revered for their versatility and power. While the .410 shotgun may not be as commonly talked about as its larger counterparts, it should not be underestimated. Despite its diminutive size, the .410…

The 32-gauge shotgun is a fine example of a small bore shotgun popular in the early 20th century. With its light weight and excellent handling characteristics, it was perfect for upland bird hunting and clay shooting. Today, this gauge is still available, and it is a great…