Turkey Guns: 5 Tips for Extending Your Effective Range
Transitioning your ho-hum shotgun into an envy-worthy strut stopper isn’t difficult. Here’s what you need to do to extend your scattergun’s reach.
Trulock Introduces New Choke Line for Federal’s Heavyweight TSS Turkey Loads
Trulock has announced a new line of chokes that have been carefully engineered to achieve maximum performance with Federal Premium’s new Heavyweight TSS No. 7 and No. 9 turkey loads.
SHOT Show 2018: Top 4 New Turkey Guns
In just a few short weeks, thunderous gobbles will be ringing through the woods, evoking feelings of excitement and exhilaration to turkey hunters of all ages. But right now is the best time to have a look at the top four new turkey guns for 2018.
Remington Introduces Model 870 DM Predator
Remington has announced the arrival of its new magazine-fed variant of the company's Model 870 pump-action shotgun.
Trulock Chokes Announces Black Friday Sale
If a new choke is on a friend or family member’s wish list this holiday season, now is the time to pick one up from Trulock Chokes.
Trulock Introduces New Choke Tube for the Stevens 555
Trulock has announced a new line of 12-gauge shotgun chokes that are designed exclusively for the Stevens 555 over/under shotgun.
The Best Turkey Choke For Your Money
Which turkey choke should you rely on when that big ol' gobbler is in your sights? AmericanHunter.org contributor Larry Case decided it was time to put a few to the test.
Savage Arms’ Custom-Made Model 220 Turkey Gun
Available only from Savage Arm’s Special Order Dept., this custom Model 220 variant is optimally suited to pursing springtime’s big, boisterous birds.
Stoeger Longfowler Side-by-Side
No safe queen, the Longfowler is nonetheless a solidly built double gun not afraid of getting muddy in the blind.
Patterned for a Turkey Shoot
Unless your 12-gauge is a lemon, its standard full choke with a quality load of No. 4, 5 or 6 is perfectly adequate for turkeys to 40 yards. But hunters are seldom satisfied with adequate. You can usually squeeze a few more pellets into your shotgun’s pattern. Here’s how.
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