Heretofore hardly enough gun for butterflies, the .410 has became the hot new ­gobbler- getter. And the credit for that goes to Tungsten Super Shot. Tight-patterning and dense enough that No. 9 shot ...
Yes, my brothers and sisters in camo, I know we are not going into the spring gobbler season, but we are looking down the barrel at a thing called the fall turkey season. Hopefully some of you will be ...
For those of us who are not avid hunters, it might be a surprise to learn that there is a spring turkey season in many states. While almost everyone is familiar with “hunting season” as it launches on ...
Modern turkey shotguns will come with a rail, or at least a tapped receiver where you can mount one. If a top rail isn’t an option with your receiver, there are various mounts available that attach to ...
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The title “Turkey Gun” conjures up a variety of images in the minds of turkey hunters today. What seems popular is a shotgun that is short-barreled (usually 26 inches or less for more maneuverability) ...
Mossberg has added optic-ready versions of their venerable 500 and 835 Ulti-Mag® pump actions to their extensive line of turkey shotguns. Mossberg’s pump-action shotguns have set the standard for ...
Willie Johnston of Hamburg is a traditionalist hunter, but he embraces the .410-bore shotgun for turkey hunting. Johnston, 72, represents an evolution in the turkey hunting retail market. An older ...
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Mossberg is introducing three dedicated turkey-hunting pump guns with receivers cut for an RMR-style red dot, building on last year’s optic-ready 930 semi-autos. The cuts permit a very low mount so ...
AUTHOR'S NOTE: The firearms fans among "Guns & Cornbread" readers have been after me to do some more gun-inspired columns this spring, so here goes. This morning I asked Bo, my semi-retired turkey ...