“Tag: side-by-side”

With a blend of modern features and contemporary styling, the Rock Island Armory Side By Side in 12 ga. is a current Turkish take on the old double-barrel shotgun design.

Follow Aaron Carter as he compares and contrasts the attributes to consider when selecting a side-by-side versus an over-under shotgun.

From the archives of American Rifleman, NRA member writes: I am confused about the proper handling of hammerless shotguns. Everyone has heard the advice “never dry-fire a gun, the firing pmay break.” If the gun has an exposed hammer, it can be eased down, but how should I handle a hammerless single- or double-barreled gun. Should I leave a spent shell or snap-cap in the chamber?

On this week’s “Gun of the Week” video preview, American Rifleman examines a first from Fabarm, a side-by-side break-action shotgun called the Autumn.

Akkar started making auto-motive and gun parts in 1985 in Istanbul, Turkey, and it has been one of the leaders in the current rise of Turkish gunmaking.

The CZ-USA Hammer Coach 12-ga. shotgun was the third most sold side-by-side shotgun of 2020, made for CZ by the Turkish company Huglu.

Today's shotgunners continue to seek out CZ's Bobwhite G2 over-under shotgun, even though it's a more traditional design.

European American Armory's line of Churchill shotguns gives U.S. shooters a classic-looking arm at a price they can afford.

European American Armory's line of Churchill shotguns gives U.S. shooters a classic-looking arm at a price they can afford.