Dove Load Options: Opening Day and Late in the Season
Shots taken on doves are decidedly different between Opening Day and late in the season, thus requiring different loads. See what American Rifleman Managing Editor Aaron Carter recommends for each scenario.
Reviving the Ole’ Fowlers
These shotshells enable your field-proven, vintage shotgun to safely return to waterfowling greatness.
Small Shot, Big Performance: No. 8½ Shot Explained
The downrange performance of No. 8½ lead shot belies its diminutive size. If you’re an upland hunter and aren’t using it, you’re missing out.
Light Is Right
Here’s why lightweight, fast-moving steel waterfowl loads are preferable to heavier, slow-advancing ones.
An Ode to the 16-Gauge Shotgun
Holding on for more than a century, the 16-gauge is seeing renewed interest, thanks to an inflow of new shotguns and technological advancements in ammunition and components.
Tips and Tactics for Hunting Diver Ducks
Want to dabble in divers but don’t know how? Here’s a primer to get you started.
Ammo Shortage Survival Guide
Finding ammunition during a shortage can be difficult. Here are some tips to help get you what’s needed.
An Ode to the 28-Gauge
Thanks to advancements in ammunition and new, moderately priced shotguns, the once-obscure 28-gauge is now a top choice for hunts ranging from pheasants in CRP fields to bagging a trophy tom.
Waterfowl Gear: Post-Season Cleanup
Wondering exactly how to maintain your waterfowl gear as the season comes to a close? Read on for some tips and tricks to boost the longevity of all your important kit.
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