“Tag: shotshell”

Want to hit more birds—clay or feathered? Then you need to spend some time at the patterning board. Patterning your shotgun is as important as sighting-in your rifle before going afield. Here’s why.

Federal Premium has created a potent new high-capacity 12-ga. defensive option with its Force X2 Shorty load—merging two existing products by introducing the company’s wound-channel-multiplying FX2 buckshot to its lineup of 1¾" Shorty shells.

With Remington Ammuniton’s return to the market, “paper or plastic?” is no longer a question just for the grocery store.

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.

HEVI-Shot's HEVI-XII, a high-density tungsten shotshell load with increased performance over steel shot, is now available in 12, 20 and 28 gauges.

Most of us take the inside of our shotgun barrels for granted. That may be because shotgun barrels today are better than they have ever been. Here’s why.

Alliant Powder's new 410 shotshell powder is designed for handloaders looking to get the most out of their sporting and hunting loads.

Henry Repeating Arms expanded its lineup in 2020 with the unique Axe, chambered in .410-Bore. Check out how it performed in our review.

Did Federal Premium create the Holy Grail of turkey loads? After testing its new 3rd Degree at both close and long range, the longtime goal of “tighter is better” might be a trend of the past.