Reviews of all the latest and greatest shotguns including over and under, side by side, pump action, lever action and semi auto in .410, 28, 20, 16, and 12 gauge. Shotguns for all disciplines including clays, game, wild fowling and even practical shotguns for target shooting.
Mike Yardley gives his opinion on a nominal game version of the Beretta Silver Pigeon III
continue reading >Mike Yardley looks at a very different form of shotgun this month and one you might not think he would like; but he’s smitten by this...
continue reading >A bespoke English 12 – bore for less than £13,000… there’s no such thing or is there? Mark Stone tests the new Longthorne Hesketh that’s both...
continue reading >Browning’s new Maxus semi-auto shotgun is put through its paces by Pete Moore, who finds a...
continue reading >Following on from last month’s review of the Rottweil 28-gauge Don Brunt gives a long term report on another smooth shooting 28, from the Guerini stable
continue reading >In the new Beretta ES100, Mike Yardley finds more than a hint of input from the semi-auto specialists
continue reading >Mark Stone tries out the latest B525 and finds that Browning has transformed their existing design into a whole new shotgun
continue reading >Mike Yardley doesn’t have to draw a sword from a stone, but he does get to grips with the sporting version of a Abbiatico and Salvinelli...
continue reading >Last month Mike Yardley looked at a new 32” Churchill gun based on a Perazzi. This month he has what appears at first glance, to be...
continue reading >Mike Yardley feels that with spring just upon us, we might test something that might do double service on both game and clays - an 32”...
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