Shotguns

Just as a builder knows when to use the right tool, a hunter should know how to choose the right firearm for their intended game. Different shotguns will deliver different results in the range and out in the field.

Being ready when the ducks start piling into your decoy spread at first light begins with choosing the right shotgun for the job. Picking the "best" shotgun that fits your shoulders, allows you to swing cleanly, and matches your hunting style will make your next cold morning in the duck blind more enjoyable.

Pheasants travel with mind-blowing movement and speed, making hunting them a challenge in the best of circumstances. They're swift on the ground and in the air, and they can slip out of cover from different points. When the dogs are on and you're flushing deep coveys of roosters, you need to be able to bring down a pheasant without ruining the tender game meat. 

Choosing the right shotgun and ammo for quail is all about balance. Weight, shoulder feel, and reliability are all important considerations when choosing a firearm that gets the job done without going overboard.