Shotguns

The new Beretta 694 is designed for serious sporting clays shooters with input from some of the best shooters in the world.

A team of five U.S. shooters recently shattered a Guinness World Record by busting the most sporting clay targets by a five-person team in a 12-hour period.

Get your fall turkey fix with the new MC312 Gobbler semi-auto 12-gauge from EAA Corp.

Originally offered only through the Savage Special Order Office, the Model 212 and 220 turkey shotguns are now available everywhere.

Howard Leight by Honeywell has agreed to be the official eye and hearing protection sponsor for the National Shooting Sports Foundation’s First Shots program.

Good news for smaller shop owners: used guns (if not neglected or banged up) can be purchased relatively cheap, cleaned up and resold for a tidy profit.

European American Armory Corporation recently announced the arrival of the MC312 Sport 12-gauge shotgun, designed to meet all of the...

The Stevens 301 features a crisp, reliable break action and rugged, modern synthetic stock that withstands even brutal abuse afield.

With this new kit, you can update your existing Mossberg 500 or Maverick 88 pump-action shotgun.

The 555 Enhanced features upgrades that include Imperial walnut stock and forend, auto shell ejector and laser-engraved Filigree ornament receiver.

The DDI-12 isn’t simply a Saiga clone, but rather an evolution of the design. Like most AK-pattern firearms, the DDI-12 utilizes the ultra-robust long-stroke, piston-driven operating method to capture escaping gas from the detonated round to cycle the action.

The Molot VEPR, the shotgun uses the same short stroke, piston-driven rotating bolt design and is both internally and externally similar to a Saiga shotgun.

With new models to fit every shooter and some surprising introductions, this year’s stable of shotguns and rifles is sure to make customers happy.

Be sure to stock accessories to “tacticalize” those hunting guns.

The TriStar Viper G2 Bronze has a bronze Cerakote finished receiver for a distinctive look and high-grade Turkish walnut stock and forearm for a solid feel and classic appearance. The walnut is semi-gloss finished and the forearm has a cut checkering that is both aesthetic and functional.

The leading outdoor market research firm Southwick Associates has just released its report on the top hunting and shooting-related brands for last year. Topping the list are Bushnell, Smith & Wesson, Remington and Moultrie.

Shooting Sports Retailer takes a closer look at the new Stevens 555 double-barrel shotgun that brings a lot of value to the shooter without breaking the bank.