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Winner of American Rifleman's 2011 Golden Bullseye Award for shotguns, the Remington Versa Max has a nearly unparalleled level of versatility.

NRA editors and contributors share some of their fondest memories of outdoor writer J. Guthrie, who passed away on April 12, 2013 at the age of 37.

GOTW: Remington 870 ShurShot Synthetic Turkey

Remington introduced its venerable Model 870 Pump in 1950 and has since produced over 10 million of them, making it the world’s most popular shotgun, if not one of the world’s most popular guns of any variety.

Thanks to its bullpup configuration, the UTS’ single, 18.5-inch barrel surpasses the minimum requirement for legality, yet the entire shotgun measures a mere 28 inches overall.

Thanks to its bullpup configuration, the UTS’ single, 18.5-inch barrel surpasses the minimum requirement for legality, yet the entire shotgun measures a mere 28 inches overall.

The American-made Red Label over-under shotgun, which was unceremoniously dropped from the company catalog, is back now, completely re-engineered and more affordable than ever. And it’s still made here in the United States.

If you need an excuse to buy a versatile, .30-cal. semi-automatic rifle, consider its utility beyond shooting paper. After all, there are millions of four-legged targets wreaking havoc among America’s amber waves of grain.

Competitive shooters and the U.S. military have known about the advantages of reflex sights for years, but it wasn’t until these “red dots” were miniaturized that rank-and-file gun owners took note. Several major gun companies now make handguns with integral mounts for these sights, and more are surely on the way.