As a 10 gauge owner and fan, it pains me to say, the 10’s time is over. It had its day, it was brief, and it has passed. Before we bury the 10 gauge, however, let’s first look back at its life as our ...

In an era when sub-gauge shotguns have become popular, a small group of waterfowlers and turkey hunters cling to their 10 gauges. And looking into the future, it seems that big bore fans will need to ...

Break-action shotguns were once the only waterfowl guns a sportsman would consider. When pumps and semiautos first appeared in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, they were seen as the guns of ...

Bottom-eject shotguns are unique in that the shotshells are loaded and ejected from the same port. On most pumps, two carrier “fingers” work with a magazine stop to allow a spent hull to eject while ...