Hardware: Ruger Red Label
Still made at Ruger's factory in New Hampshire, the revamped Red Label costs less than the original version.
Return of the Red Label
Ruger recently announced the return of its Red Label shotgun, and Sheriff Jim Wilson was one of the first people to have the opportunity for a hands-on evaluation.
It's Back! Ruger Releases New Red Label
Ruger has announced a new Red Label shotgun with improved features to enhance a shooter’s experience.
Nosler Originals
One doesn’t often get to witness history turning full circle, but that’s exactly what Editorial Director John Zent saw during last week’s Safari Club International convention in Las Vegas, Nev.
Browning Citori 725 Feather
Browning sold its 1 millionth Citori in 2010. The 725 Feather reduces weight via its alloy receiver and thin-walled barrels.
Lanber Grey Stone Light
The Lanber Grey Stone is about the nicest bird gun you’ve never heard of—light to carry, easy on your pocketbook and hard on the birds.
Franchi Instinct
The Instinct features an aluminum receiver is fortified via a titanium insert on the breech face and a checkered forearm and Prince of Wales stock.
Hardware: Franchi Aspire
This boxlock, round-action over/under is built on a true 28-gauge frame. How does it hold up afield? Find out with this complete review from Field Editor Jeff Johnston.
Western Bird Bonanza
You, your friends and dogs can park the truck, lace up your boots and walk an upland hunter's dream. Just go west.
Why You Should Shoot a 28-Gauge
The 28-gauge is an easy-swinging machine that hits that sweet spot for busting birds. Naysayers don't know what they're missing.
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