The Scholastic Shooting Sports Foundation (SSSF) names Wayne Rasmussen as National Director of the Scholastic Clay Target Program (SCTP). Mr. Rasmussen was selected to lead the SSSF’s youth development program with over thirteen years of experience in youth shooting sports as a parent, coach and state advisor.
As the sun sets on an English countryside, a figure steps forward, his silhouette highlighted against the fading light. With a firm grip, he raises his arm, the glint of the metal revealing a beautifully crafted shotgun. His posture, his firm grip, and the impeccable accuracy with which he hits the target all point to one thing; he is a Churchill. More specifically, he’s Robert Churchill, and the weapon in his hand is no ordinary shotgun. It is the iconic Churchill XXV, an embodiment of English gun-making at its finest.
Shotgun chokes are devices attached to the barrel of a shotgun. They are designed to change the pattern and spread of the shot, providing more control over the shotgun’s performance. Chokes are typically screwed into the end of the barrel and can be changed to suit different shooting situations.
The Japanese have a long history of metalwork, craftsmanship, and attention to detail that has transcended into their shotgun manufacturing industry. Over the centuries, Japan has evolved into a global powerhouse in the firearms industry, with an array of renowned manufacturers that have carved out a reputation for top-quality, precision-engineered shotguns. They have succeeded in establishing a significant presence in the global market, influencing trends and shaping the future of shotgun manufacturing.
One of the key advantages of using a trigger shoe is the improved trigger control it offers. The larger surface area of the shoe allows for more precise and controlled trigger pulls. This can help you achieve smoother and more consistent shots, as the increased control reduces the likelihood of unintended jerking or pulling of the trigger. With a trigger shoe, you can experience reduced trigger pull weight and better trigger sensitivity, enabling enhanced accuracy and control over your shotgun.
Few traditions in the world of firearms are as timeless and respected as the art of gun engraving. Among all engraving motifs, the Rose and Scroll pattern holds a special place in the realm of gun engraving, particularly in shotguns. The combination of elegance and craftsmanship embodied in these designs, which often include floral motifs interwoven with intricate scrollwork, offer a fascinating insight into the history of firearms decoration, a craft that dates back centuries. This article will explore the history, proliferation, technical evolution, and continuing legacy of rose and scroll engraving on shotguns.
Darren Jacobson, Angling Promotions is kicking off his conservation awareness program. “After many years of waterfowl hunting on my home waters of Northern Wisconsin-Green Bay I wanted to create an initiative to remind everyone to take the time and pick up your spent cartridges.”
When it comes to enhancing the performance of your sporting shotgun, one component that often goes overlooked is the stock. The stock plays a crucial role in providing stability and control while aiming and shooting. The Monte Carlo stock’s design offers advantages that can improve your shooting experience, allowing you to unleash your full potential on the field.
In the sphere of ammunition manufacturing, a compelling shift towards sustainable practices is starting to resonate. The traditional components, specifically the wads used in shotgun shells, are being redefined and replaced with more environmentally friendly alternatives. Among these, fiber wads have emerged as a practical and eco-friendly solution. This article delves into the green shift in the shotgun industry, the rise of fiber wads, their impact compared to traditional wads, and the future of this sustainable innovation.
In the world of firearms, the name Iver Johnson holds a significant legacy. With their history dating back to the late 19th century, Iver Johnson shotguns are a symbol of craftsmanship that has stood the test of time. This article delves deep into the history, unique features, significance in the firearm industry, and maintenance of these iconic guns.
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