“Tag: Shotshell”

Modern turkey loads have increased distance and knockdown power.

From petite 12-ga., 2" shells all the way up to the artillery-like 3 1⁄2" magnums, the 12 gauge is an extremely versatile chambering that can, literally, do it all.

Watch this American Rifleman TV segment from the Federal Premium Ammunition factory to see how shotshells are made.

Winchester Ammunition has added an exciting new product to its Xpert line of waterfowl loads.

American Rifleman's Christopher Olsen runs through the features on Fabarm USA's tactical shotgun.

American Rifleman's Mark Keefe is with Winchester Ammunition at SHOT Show 2020 to announce high-antimony Diamond Grade shotshells in well-regarded AA line.

Specifications for Federal's new 12-gauge 1 3/4" Smooth Bore Barrel cartridge—the Shorty—has been recognized and approved by SAAMI.

Loads for the 16 gauge have long been scarce and lacking in variety, generally carrying payloads of similar weights and sizes of shot.

When it comes to handloading, shotshells receive considerably less attention than do metallic cartridges, but here are five reasons to consider it.