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We had a great time at the range while shooting sporting clays, there is not a skeet range where we went. There ended up being 12 shooters with us so we broke up into 3 squads and went after it. I was shooting with my wife, Tyler and a couple of friends from work. The course had been used...

Your right it does come with shims. This color receiver comes with the light version, it is the 3" version. The green one is the Unico 3.5", the blue is the sporting clays version and there is a new brown one as well with a camo version due out this year.

Only 1 month left! I almost had to shoot a few the other day while trying out my new A400 at my fathers house, I was able to control myself though. The season here is year round now for Eurasian Collared Doves but I don't want to ruin September 1st. It has become like a holiday anymore with a...

I purchased an A400 last week mainly for sporting clays duty. I was looking for a 12 gauge semi-auto that my wife could shoot comfortably and that I could use as well. I decided on the A400 due to it's low weight and recoil reduction technology. Out of the box this is one beautiful shotgun...

That's great Mr. Dave! I am putting my 870 into semi-retirement after 13 years of reliable service. With all the muscle memory I have attained over the years I hope I don't try to pump my new auto too many times.

Thanks guys! I too have fond memories of shooting when I was young so it is the least that I could do to give my children the same. Now we are off to the range for Ty's first round of sporting clays. Well that and so I can ring out my new A400. ;)

I love my 870 Express. I think it is the best model for the new shooter or a shooter on a budget. Sure it is the cheap model but it was one that my wife could afford to buy me on our limited income 13 years ago. It has seen a little bit of rust but that was always my fault for not getting it...

The wife and I bought him a 870 Express 20 gauge for his birthday this week. I am pretty sure that I was more excited about it than he was, that is until yesterday when we took it out to my fathers property for some pasture clays. He broke his first target and didn't stop shooting until the...

The only injury from shooting that I can think of, other than minor bruising, is the "scope eyebrow". While leaning forward is a good idea, do not push your head too far forward, even with a light recoiling rifle. Another not too common one, you don't forget this one, do not put anything...