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Benelli’s Montefeltro, a go-to favorite for many discerning shotgunners, has been redesigned for 2023, making the sporting classic an even more rigid backbone of the company’s upland and clay-target shotgun lineup.

Once considered a gimmick, interchangeable chokes have revolutionized the art of shotgunning.

Today the K-80 is available in eight different versions and continues to dominate. Its performance remains world-class, thanks to a solid design and the company’s willingness to listen to feedback.

There are 33 versions currently available from the company, not including the 22-strong Citori 725 line. All wear American walnut furniture, in a variety of fine finishes. The line’s wide variety of options include recoil pads adjustable for length of pull, adjustable cheekpieces, intricate engraving, floating ribs and much more.

Trulock Choke Tubes has expanded its business with the purchase of a 4,000-sq.-ft. warehouse in Whigham, Ga.

Now available from TriStar Arms is the Bristol series of side-by-side shotguns featuring embellished receivers and Turkish walnut, a combination that creates a classic-looking gun with performance-driven features at an exceptional price.

Want to wingshoot better this fall? Then get to the trap and skeet range today! If sporting clays is “golf with a shotgun” then trap is the driving range and skeet the putting green—practice fields where you can work on parts of your game.

Now is the time to hone your wingshooting skills—and nothing is better at doing so than time spent on a sporting clays course. Here's a 12-ga. shotshell built for the job.

Want to bag more birds or break more clays? The following tips can all be practiced at home (with an unloaded gun, of course), and may just make a big difference in your shooting.